Joshua Longmore

Australian borders had largely been closed for almost two years because of the coronavirus pandemic

Authorities are hoping to bring an end to a three-week demonstration in Ottawa by hundreds of people angry over the country's Covid-19 restrictions

Extreme conditions were brought to the countries, with wind gusts of up to 196kph recorded

The incident came as storms battered parts of Europe, with more expected over the coming days

A kindergarten was hit in Stanytsia Luhanska while children were in classes, injuring three

The US president refuted Moscow's claims of removing troops from the border, instead saying they had sent more

Bringing 129 kilometre-per-hour winds and heavy rainfall, it will be followed by Storm Eunice, which could be even more damaging

The team held an open-top bus parade in Los Angeles, while the Hollywood sign temporarily changed its letters to mark the win

The machine appeared to poke fun at the Russian embassy in Ukraine, as the West warned of an imminent invasion from its eastern neighbour

The trips come amid differences between the nations on how to limit Iran's nuclear capabilities

The creature had climbed an electrical pole in the rural Colombian town of Taraza

Recep Tayyip Erdogan was bid farewell by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed after his first official visit in almost a decade

Six months since the end of the Afghanistan war, families are stuck in a dangerous limbo

Since the fall of Kabul, Jayson Harpster has been working day and night to rescue Nabi, Kohee and their families, who are now in hiding in Pakistan

A ceremony in which the countries signed memoranda of understanding was witnessed by Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan