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A White House official later said Biden was not urging regime change but was saying "Putin cannot be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region."

Despite Taiwan's robust Covid-19 response China has prevented it from entering UN-based and other international health forums

Scientists fear that they have overestimated East Antarctica’s stability and resistance to global warming

Mariupol city hall said Friday the theatre was destroyed in a 'cynical' attack and claimed that Russia knew civilians were taking refuge in the building

Despite claims by Kyiv's mayor that Ukraine had retaken most of Irpin from Russian forces, the battle is still raging, sending smoke plumes into the sky

The European Medicines Agency's human medicines committee has recommended granting a marketing authorisation for Evusheld

In a vote at UN headquarters in New York, 140 countries voted in favor, 38 abstained and five voted against the measure

The US is announcing plans to welcome up to 100,000 Ukrainians and others fleeing Russia's aggression through the full range of legal pathways, the White House said

Prince William and Duchess Kate will commence on a trip to Jamaica on Wednesday

Troops were deployed near petrol pumps and kerosene supply points after three elderly people dropped dead during their wait in long queues, officials in Sri Lanka said.

Ukraine's armed forces said in a statement issued on Tuesday that Russian forces were expected to continue to attack critical infrastructure using "high-precision weapons and indiscriminate munitions"

Biden described Putin as a "war criminal" in remarks to reporters last week, amid heavy fighting in Ukraine

Both leaders discussed means to deepen bilateral ties while also focusing on the security situation in the Indo-Pacific

Commentators have questioned the West and NATO over their silence on Ukraine's support to Nazi sympathizers of Azov Battalion

Zelensky, who is Jewish, made the appeal during an address to Israeli lawmakers, the latest in a series of speeches by videoconference to foreign legislatures

The new structure, the constitution says, will help the church “protect minors and vulnerable persons from sexual abuse”