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More than four years after Russian tanks crossed into Ukraine, the "special military operation" that was supposed to last a few days has reshaped the world in ways nobody fully anticipated.

In Venezuela, rescue crews are still looking for survivors after two earthquakes left 32 dead and more than 700 injured. Officials say the number of casualties will probably increase.

A US court has ruled that Workday must face a lawsuit over claims that its AI hiring tools discriminated against job applicants.

Ruling party candidate promises hope, opposition pledges change as Thursday's deadline to end campaigns approaches.

The company said there was a nationwide problem with the GSM-R digital communication system, which is used for internal communication on the railway network

The Embassy further called on India to provide medical aid under the "Aarogya Maitri" humanitarian initiative, which extends India's commitment to global health and disaster relief.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei accused NATO of helping the US and Israel start an 'unlawful war' against Iran.

Oil prices retreated to pre-war levels after tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz recovered, while the US sought to reassure Gulf allies that its Iran agreement would preserve freedom of navigation.

Quoting the rules of Islam, the lawmaker said the comment made her feel uncomfortable and singled out because of her religion and culture.

The Scottish Government plans to introduce fresh legislation that would allow Commonwealth citizens with limited leave to remain in the UK to stand in local council elections, after identifying a gap in electoral laws passed last year, Daily Mail reported.