Major clean-up was underway in Ottawa’s snowy downtown.

Former first couple will also offer for sale 10,000 NFTs.

Official sources yet to confirm media reports.

Hundreds protest against proposed US$500 million deal going before parliament.

A newspaper reports demonstrations held outside parliament and education ministry offices against delays in salary and pension reforms.

Host country comes in third after Norway and Germany.

Boris Johnson says it is time to revert to ‘personal responsibility’ rather than legal mandates.

Popularity of unmanned systems could signal widespread use by terrorist groups, shielding tech necessary.

The bronzes are considered some of the most highly regarded works of African art. 

Country to receive fully vaccinated tourists from tomorrow.

President and PM declare null and void an agreement signed by energy minister.

Questions raised about ‘miserable conditions’ aboard, overcrowding, hazardous cargo.

City registers thousands of confirmed cases a day as hospitals reach breaking point.

Addis Ababa hails controversial project seen by neighbours as threat to water security.

Designer brands can respond by hiking prices, increasing desirability for customers.

24 people have been rescued alive.

Tens of thousands worldwide find themselves duped in cons that ‘should not have happened to me’.

Far east economy steps onto podium of 'winter sports nations', with the 'rich country' connotations that come with it.

Biden due to hold a rare Sunday National Security Council meeting over border tensions.

US regulators have approved a type of the psychedelic drug specifically for adults with treatment-resistant depression.

Interior minister Denys Monastyrskiy experiences clashes first-hand.

We do not think that we need to panic, says Ukrainian president.

Duke of Sussex appeals government refusal to provide him with police protection even if he pays for it.

Prosecutors bring Darko Horvat in for questioning after a morning raid on his home.

Attack took place despite security being tightened in Beledweyne on the eve of polling.