Anti-Taliban group denies responsibility for killings.

Kurdish authorities say significant damage to infrastructure but no casualties.

8 missiles fired 40km from evacuation point into Poland.

Beijing to hand baton over to Italy’s Milano-Cortina for 2026 Winter Games tonight.

Health experts predict number of critically ill patients to spike end-March.

Surge sees schools shut, cities locked down.

Attack causes material damage but no casualties, counter-terrorism unit says.

Police say suspect has not yet been arrested. 

Square outside Santa Croce basilica a sea of rainbow peace flags peppered with blue and yellow, the colours of Ukraine’s national flag.

Fund also open to ‘Russian dissidents’.

Act takes place in Peremoga, a small village 36km from the capital’s northeastern suburbs.

This comes after mobile network provider Three suspended its shirt sponsorship.

Group advised to keep masks on as curbs ease.

Protesters want leaders to focus more on the issue.

Red Devils keep hopes of playing in the Champions League next season alive.

Freed blogger cannot leave the country unless royal pardon is issued.

Both countries look to shed decades long deep-seated hostility.

Moscow warns the US against sending weapons shipments.

Russia, Ukraine do not claim craft that went down near residential buildings in Zagreb.

Sixth-in-line cites security protection in Britain for upcoming absence at grandfather’s memorial.

Soldiers seen setting man on fire in widely shared footage.

Besieged city now the worst humanitarian catastrophe on the planet, according to foreign minister.

Strongman leader Berdymukhamedov stepping aside to allow ‘young leaders’ to govern,

Moscow says craft could fall into sea or onto land, and is unlikely to crash in Russia.

Andrei Melnichenko is named on a European Union blacklist.