Joshua Longmore

US president told reporters that caving to Russian aggression would be more costly than helping Kyiv

Human rights lawyer tells UN Security Council she is struggling to process Russia's war

Carved out of limestone, the 2500 BC figurine was found by a farmer working his land in Khan Younis

Sister Andre said the title, which she took after the death of a Japanese woman one year her senior, was both a source of pride and a disaster

A rescue operation was under way as one person was known to be alive under the rubble

Unverified social media footage showed what sounded like two explosions followed by a tower of flames about 150km northeast of the Ukrainian border

The Swedish brand teamed up with Al-Futtaim Automotive to distribute the vehicle to customers in the Emirates

Dmitry Bodyu, who has since been freed and is back in the US, said other prisoners were beaten while he was in captivity

The $800 million package includes artillery weapons, howitzers, ammunition and tactical drones

Yasser Salim said players must focus on their first World Cup qualifying game against Australia, as Rodolfo Arruabarrena prepares the team for match in Qatar

The move came as the country's Supreme Court sought to halt the demolitions

Antonio Guterres decried the recent violence in the east of the country as it coincides with Orthodox Easter celebrations

At least six people were killed with children among the dead

The annual tradition had not been held since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic

Cruise ships have not been allowed to dock in Australia since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020