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Mariupol officials attempted to establish humanitarian corridors that Russia appeared to not honor.

Two British-Iranian citizens have been returned home to the U.K. after more than five years as a result of a deal between the U.K. and Iran.

Former Russian foreign minister Andrei Kozyrev argued that Russia belongs with Europe and "democratic countries."

Officials in South Korea tried to calm public fears amid concerns about a faltering pandemic response as daily COVID-19 cases and deaths reached record highs Thursday.

Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says she is working behind the scenes to make sure Belarusian troops don't join the Russian-Ukraine war.

Fox News’ Pierre Zakrzewski died Monday doing what he loved to do most…chasing a story.

Russian forces freed the mayor of the Ukrainian city of Melitopol in exchange for nine of Russia's captured conscripts, an official from Ukraine’s presidential office said Wednesday.

Washington has expelled another state-owned Chinese phone carrier from the U.S. market over national security concerns amid rising tensions with Beijing

Ukrainian officials in the besieged city of Mariupol claimed that Russian forces bombed a theater in which thousands had taken refuge, even though satellite footage shows that the word for "children" in Russian was written on the ground near the theater.

Yelizaveta “Lizzy” Lysova -- a 17-year-old from Ukraine -- went viral on TikTok for several videos documenting her having to flee her home outside of Kyiv early on in the Russian invasion.

Despite fears that China may help Russia avoid economic sanctions and even provide military support to Putin's regime, China's ambassador to Ukraine told officials in the western city of Lviv this week that his country will support Ukraine both economically and politically.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that World War III may have already started and that “civilization is at stake” during an American TV interview hours after addressing Congress Wednesday.

Amid the war in Ukraine, social media has become a battlefield to fight Russian disinformation.

A huge dust storm swirling over Europe from the Sahara desert made it hard to breathe in large parts of Spain for a second straight day.

A superyacht owned by Russian oligarch Vladimir Strzhalkovsky, a former KGB agent and longtime ally of Vladimir Putin, is currently stuck at a Norwegian port because no one will sell it fuel.

President Joe Biden called Putin a "war criminal" on Wednesday just hours after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy appealed to the U.S. Congress for more assistance in the fight against Russian forces invading his country.

A Ukrainian mayor who was abducted by Russian forces last week has been released from captivity, officials said Wednesday.

A Berlin train station has been converted into a Ukrainian-refugee safe place, with volunteers offering essentials from toiletries to food.

Another journalist was shot and killed at a home in Zitacuaro, Mexico, making this the eighth journalist murder this year.

Fukushima Prefecture was the site of the 2011 nuclear disaster which followed a similar but stronger earthquake and tusnami.