EU assembly has halted work on files involving Qatar as it investigates bribery scandal.

The decree triggered a global backlash this week including in Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar.

Ukraine president visited Washington this week, first international trip since war began.

Mark Rutte apologised on behalf of his government for the Netherlands’ role in slavery.

British PM to give the broadcasting watchdog power to take on Netflix for the first time.

Renowned actress arrested on charges of spreading falsehoods about nationwide protests.

Dina Boluarte took over from ousted leader Pedro Castillo but faces strong discontent.

US to supply the missiles in a huge statement of support, but will they be a game-changer?

Anti-apartheid icon says he’s innocent of charges that he hid at least US$580,000.

The star was jailed for hiding £2.5 million of assets and loans to avoid paying his debts.

British police wanted to question the officials over assault on a pro-democracy protester.

"We can show the rest of the world that Morocco is no longer France’s backyard."

'This law and the love it defends strike a blow against hate in all its forms.'

In the race are 343 candidates from nine political parties.

Pedro Castillo claims he is being “unjustly and arbitrarily detained”.

Russian strikes have ravaged power stations, water facilities, other essential services.

The New Zealand Government is increasing its support for Ukraine.

Corruption and bribery scandal linked to Qatar's Football World Cup rocks EU.

Businessman who took bullet in cheek to stop rampage is hailed as hero.

ACT police have been accused of "aligning" themselves with Bruce Lehrmann’s defence team.

“Taking hostages has proven to be a lucrative business that bankrolls terrorist groups."

Are Ankara’s threats of a ground invasion serious?

Return of Belgrade troops to former Serbian province could drastically increase tensions.

Bakhmut is in ruins, Zelenskyy says, as Russia's Donetsk province push continues.

Sec-Gen says fighting could become a war between Russia and Nato and spread into Europe.

Estimated 800,000 children in England living in poverty are not eligible for free meals.

Ilya Yashin is one of the few Kremlin critics who have stayed in Russia.

Brittney Griner is back on US soil after nearly 10 months' detention in Russia.

The Kremlin has long said Ukraine must accept Russian conditions to end the fighting.