Yemen has been engulfed by civil war since 2014.

Iraq’s parliamentary blocs agree to name KDP’s nominee Reber Ahmed for presidency.

Germany's natural gas installed power of 31 gigawatts is followed closely in capacity by the UK.

Blinken’s tour includes Israel, Ramallah, Morocco, Algeria.

Qatar is hosting the 20th edition of Doha Forum.

3 Ukrainian fighter jets downed over past day, according to Defense Ministry.

Cause of fire not known.

80 tons of food, medicine, hygiene dispatched to Melitopol, Berdiansk, says Iryna Vereshchuk.

Russian envoy summoned to Foreign Ministry for tweet depicting Europeans in demeaning positions.

Burkina Faso faces sanctions if junta does not release former President Roch Kabore, says ECOWAS.

8K roads, 260 bridges, 378 educational institutions, 138 health facilities, 18 airports among structures destroyed, damaged.

Military says 117 Russian aircraft, 575 tanks, 51 air defense systems destroyed.

570 educational institutions damaged by Russian shelling, with 73 completely destroyed, says Prosecutor General’s Office.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says conditions must be fair, Ukrainians would not accept otherwise

White House says 600 Russian targets have been sanctioned by US since beginning of war in Ukraine.

US, NATO should engage in dialogue with Russia to ‘solve root cause of Ukraine crisis,’ says Foreign Ministry spokesman.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss says UK to continue to tighten screw, use sanctions to degrade Russian economy on unseen scale.

Since Feb. 24 beginning of Russia's war on Ukraine, 4.3M children have been displaced, says UNICEF.

Morrison describes Russia's war on Ukraine 'violent and aggressive act that shatters international rule of law'.

73 educational institutions completely destroyed in Ukraine, says Prosecutor General’s Office.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan is also expected to meet with other European leaders on Thursday.

108 Russian aircraft, 530 tanks, 1,597 armored vehicles, 47 air defense systems destroyed, Ukrainian army claims.

In the short term, Russia's growing dependency on China and uncertain relations between Russia and western countries creates opportunities for Beijing.

NATO will also send Ukraine medical supplies, protective equipment against nuclear, chemical attacks.

Locals is in 'urgent need' due to dire weather conditions, says EU foreign affairs spokesman.

‘With full consistency, determination, we are breaking up agents of Russian secret services in our country,’ says Mariusz Kaminski.

Search and rescue efforts still continue, but no sign of survivors.

Deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine to lead to 'direct clash' with Russian forces, says Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz promises support for Ukraine, but rules out NATO peacekeeping mission or creating no-fly zone.

Addressing Japanese parliament, Ukrainian president calls for reform to international organizations, sees Tokyo, Kyiv ‘together in future’.

101 Russian aircraft, 517 tanks, 1,578 armored vehicles, 47 air defense systems destroyed, Ukrainian army claims.

Spokesman for Ukrainian Foreign Ministry says Russia refuses to open humanitarian corridors for civilian evacuations.

Arrival of Britain's Prince William, his wife Kate coincides with 60th anniversary of Jamaica’s independence.

72 educational institutions completely destroyed in Ukraine since war with Russia started, says Prosecutor General’s Office.

Decision due to worsening situation in Ukraine; company will cease further capital investment, activities in Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin says he sees no sense in selling hydrocarbons in dollars, euros after US, EU 'announced default on financial liabilities to Russia'.

Gigafactory constructed after razing more than 160 hectares of forest, car plant may deplete area's water supply, environmentalists say.

Forces use tear gas against demonstrators, says Ukrainian official.

Airspace closed early March amid political differences.

Since war began Russia lost around 15,300 troops, 509 tanks, other equipment, says Ukrainian General Staff.

'Sooner or later, it will have to move from the battlefield to the peace table. This is inevitable,' says Antonio Guterres.

While South Africa blames NATO, Kenya along with African Union urges Russia to respect international law and Ukraine's sovereignty.

57 members participate at Organization of Islamic Cooperation summit.

Authorities think bodies belong to people killed in Mosul when Daesh/ISIS terrorist group was active in province.

Moscow withdrew from talks after Tokyo imposed sanctions on Russia over Ukraine war.

Pentagon says it will help collect evidence of Russia's war crimes.

548 educational institutions damaged by Russian shelling, with 72 completely destroyed, says Prosecutor General’s Office.

Ukrainian president says 'enemy troops' should be taken out of Ukraine.

Refugees have crossed borders mostly for neighboring countries Poland, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, and Slovakia.

US Embassy says such military drills strengthen ‘abilities to rapidly respond to crises throughout Indo-Pacific region’.

4 people are missing, search efforts continue.

Social tensions growing across country as electricity, fuel prices soar.

Prosecutors sought 13 years in prison and $10,000 penalty for Navalny on charges of large-scale fraud and contempt of court.

EU, second-biggest oil importer globally, is largest buyer of Russian oil, importing €5.8 billion as war enters fourth week.

Tutu passed away at age of 90 on Dec. 26, 2021.

After two years of COVID-19 restrictions, Iranians welcome new Persian ear with festive fervor.

East African nation prepares relief program as malnutrition, food insecurity, drought persist, says interior minister.

'Burmese military committed genocide and crimes against humanity against Rohingya,' says Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

Signing ceremony held in Pakistan ahead of Muslim countries' top diplomats meeting in capital Islamabad.

Visiting United Arab Emirates, Cavusoglu holds talks with Al Nahyan on bilateral relations, regional developments.

Ukrainian capital to impose curfew from Monday evening to Wednesday morning.

Cooperation between ‘like-minded liberal democracies key to resilient Indo-Pacific, Morrison tells Modi.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurates 1,320 MW ultra-supercritical coal-fired power plant in southern Patuakhali district.

Total outstanding public external debt to China in 68 countries reaches $110B as of 2020-end, finds Shanghai-based research center.

Wellington also decides to send tactical defense equipment such as body armor, helmets, vests to Kyiv.

Slovak defense minister on social media thanks Germany, Netherlands.

Andrey Paliy was shot dead by Ukrainian forces near city of Mariupol, according to a Russian politician.

Zelenskyy says he thinks they have to use any format, any chance for possibility of talking to Putin.

Russian commanders being accused of 'cowardice, weakness' by Russian authorities, claims Ukrainian presidential aide.

Coalition says attack targeted navigation south of Red Sea.

132 people on board aircraft that crashed in southern China.

Zelenskyy approves bill extending period of wartime in Ukraine by 30 days from March 26.

Hans Grundberg holds talks with top Houthi negotiator, Omani officials.

EU Foreign Affairs Council to meet in Brussels on Monday.

Missiles struck training center of Ukrainian special operations forces in Zhytomir region: Defense Ministry.

These terror attacks that aim to disturb peace, stability in region 'unacceptable,' says Turkiye's Foreign Ministry.

96 Russian aircraft, 118 choppers, 476 tanks, 1,487 armored vehicles, 44 air defense systems destroyed, says Ukrainian army.

Restaurant Brands International has said it demanded suspension but main operator refused.

489 educational institutes damaged, 69 destroyed since Feb. 24, according to Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office.

3 soldiers killed in Donetsk, eastern Ukraine, Russian newspaper reports; US calls fake news.

Government says more than 2.2 million Yemenis displaced in Marib since 2014.

Press Emblem Campaign says 3,000 foreign journalists working in Ukraine.

High representative reiterates UN is not aware of any biological weapons programs in Ukraine.

Food prices have spiked in Yemen since beginning of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Anadolu Agency speaks to Dr. Ledia Lazeri, mental health adviser at WHO Europe.

10M either 'displaced inside country, or as refugees abroad,' says UN refugee agency chief.

Presidential spokesman believes Putin looking at possibilities of reaching deal to keep Russia in strength, accept peace.

Dutch prime minster to visit Turkiye, meet Turkish president March 22.

Mevlut Cavusoglu holds joint presser with Japanese counterpart Yoshimasa Hayashi in Antalya.

Sales up in 9 of 11 subsectors, representing 85.5% of retail trade.

40-year-old takes over from his father Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov as leader of Central Asian state.

Providing services to identified aircraft without prior US authorization risks penalties under American law.

Addressing Scottish Conservatives conference, British premier pledges to do more 'to tighten vice around Putin's economy'.

Strong support for Ukraine, however, will continue, says Kiril Petkov.

Ukraine war proves Germany should invest more on defense, reduce economic, energy dependencies, says foreign minister.

Abdelmajid Tebboune pledges to continue efforts to get compensation from France for its nuclear tests in Algeria.

Daesh/ISIS cells remain active in some parts of Iraq.

Russian president says Russian military and rebel forces of Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions help each other like brothers.

Boris Johnson, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discuss latest situation in the war, now in its 4th week.

$134 million worth of military equipment shipped between 2014 and 2020, despite EU sanctions on Russia, according to local media.