Expats achieve almost celebrity status as Taipei recognises Vilnius’s stand against Beijing.

Everyone is terrified, says ICAN head.

Zelensky says he does not want to be president of a 'country which is begging something on its knees'.

Election day is a public holiday in the country of 44 million voters, with polling booths open from 6am to 6pm.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says it was 'injustice on a colossal scale'.

About 30 multinationals still remain on list of companies with significant exposure to the country.

President’s response likely to cause US gas prices to soar higher.

Bloc seeks to be energy independent by 2030.

Amid contradictory statements from Britain’s top brass, London assures pop-up counter in Lille.

Ex-infantry soldier says ‘its the right thing to do’.

Company apologises for buying cargo of crude from Moscow last week.

Sportswear group says closure to include its online and physical stores.

Chinese president says restraint necessary to prevent humanitarian crisis.

Mayor happy to take on more Jewish refugees.

UNHCR puts the current number of refugees at 1.7 million.

Russia attacks a designated refugee evacuation corridor.

Children make bricks in the searing heat of the Sahel.

Commodity prices mark record or multi-year highs.

Scandal-free Sim Sang-jung stands no chance against male ‘unfavourables’ in gender biased culture.

Caracas confirms meeting as Washington looks to reduce dependency on Russian oil.

Sydney residents face 'tough 48 hours ahead' as severe storms lash country's largest city.

Defence seeks to show former Goldman Sachs banker is a 'rare cunning liar', Bloomberg reports.

Legal filing claims company polluted city's rivers and canals with polychlorinated biphenyls up until 1979.

Police say 3 were victims of a drive-by shooting.

US jeans maker joins exodus of companies from country following invasion of Ukraine.