3 suspects detained, says police chief.

Decision made to support Make in India initiative, according to government sources cited by local media.

German police officer 'slammed me to the ground and pressed on my neck with his knees,' says Turkish boy.

8th leg of tour in Istanbul called off due to unsafe weather conditions.

Around 70% of internet shopping last year done through mobile apps.

Company says oil production halted at El-Feel oilfield in country's southwest.

‘I congratulate our Christian citizens on Easter,’ Erdogan says in his message.

Turgut Ozal, former Turkish prime minister and 8th president, passed away on April 17, 1993.

Public offices, utility services to be soon operational, says president.

At least 2,651 people injured in conflict since Feb. 24, according to UN agency.

Nearly 10,000 others injured, Ukrainian president says, adding it is 'hard to say how many will survive'.

Political commentators in India say Ukraine will figure in talks, but New Delhi unlikely to change its 'independent stance' on war.

Perpetrators should be brought to justice, says local Muslim leader.

UK will continue to provide means for Ukraine to defend itself, including armored vehicles in coming days, says Boris Johnson.

Tunisia has been in throes of deep political crisis since last year.

'We will not give up to bring everyone involved in this crime to justice,' says Bosniak leader Sefik Dzaferovic.

‘This has been particularly brutal,’ says former NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio following subway shooting, following other high-profile attacks.

Despite Russia-Ukraine war, defense supplies from Moscow continue, reports local media.

Ukrainian anti-ship Neptune missiles used to down flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet, says official.

After expulsion of 19 Russian diplomats in Brussels, Moscow demands EU adherence to 1961 Vienna Convention on diplomatic ties.

State Department declines to confirm any private diplomatic correspondence.

City of Antwerp struggles to process applications of refugees, leaving people without financial aid, right to work.

Vessels will take part in exercises with bordering NATO states, partner nations.

Foreign Ministry says membership of alliance will not help the Nordic countries strengthen their security.

Sergey Lavrov also meets Suleiman Frangieh, leader of Lebanon's Marada Movement.

Chinese foreign minister accuses Washington of creating regional tension, inciting antagonism, confrontation.

UK's policy to send asylum seekers to Rwanda comes under fire for being 'irresponsible and inhumane'.

China says drills are 'necessary action,' US senator urges Beijing to 'choose wisely' before acting against Taipei.

Capital Tokyo also saw decline for 1st time in 26 years, local media reports.

Students at various universities protesting against 2 final presidential candidates.

We see who is true friend of Ukraine in these difficult times, says Vitali Klitschko.

Russia bans prime minister, foreign secretary, defense minister, others from entering Russia.

At Treasury Department, Barr played roles in consumer protection, financial services reform.

Forecasters cite ongoing war in Ukraine as main factor behind macroeconomic revisions, says European Central Bank.

‘High-precision, long-range air-based weapons destroyed production buildings of armored plant in Kyiv,’ says Defense Ministry.

Zakaria Tahhan says scenes in aftermath of subway shooting reminded him of Syrian civil war.

During Russia-Ukraine war, cryptocurrencies have emerged as an important financial instrument for the parties of the conflict as a 'double-edged sword'.

351 children also wounded since beginning of Russian aggression, says Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office.

Crew evacuated, cruiser towed to port, says Defense Ministry.

Evacuation corridors to remain open for those leaving besieged cities of Mariupol, Berdiansk, Tokmak, Enerhodar, says Ukraine's deputy premier.

If these countries join NATO, nuclear-free status of Baltic can no longer be discussed, says Dmitry Medvedev.

According to their statement, suspect James was carrying bag, and they were concerned that he might have gun in it, so they contacted police.

Bank says inflation to remain high over coming months due to sharp rise in energy costs.

Over 800 Ukrainian military objects hit over past day, says Russian Defense Ministry.

Twitter needs to be transformed as private company, business magnate says.

Seizure includes dozen properties of Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich.

Russian president instructs gov't to begin construction of infrastructure for deliveries of energy resources to markets of South and East.

Country also sanctions 87 Canadian senators, expels Czech diplomat, says Foreign Ministry.

Diplomats discuss ties, Ukraine, Libya, rights freedom at State Dept..

Head of Odessa's regional military administration says warship 'severely damaged'.

There is a need for some changes in the structure and work mechanism of the UNSC, say experts.

Opposition parties describe plan as 'evil', 'inhumane' with rights groups calling decision 'nasty and cruel'.

Disaster is part of climate change, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Oil embargo, readiness to give up all Russian energy sources needed, says Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Price increase in natural gas led to surging fertilizer prices, says World Bank, IMF, WFP, WTO.

Ukrainian military had earlier claimed that it struck warship with 2 missiles.

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Helsinki must 'very carefully' analyze situation as it shares long border with Russia, says Prime Minister Sanna Marin.

Fumio Kishida, Serdar Berdimuhamedov speak about response to Ukraine situation, need for global energy stability.

Many Ukrainians not happy with Vatican plans for Way of the Cross procession.

158 Russian aircraft, 739 tanks, 358 artillery systems destroyed, Ukrainian General Staff claims.

Pilot turbine will be first grid-connected floating wind turbine in Spain.

Falcons dive down to take meat pieces from Nibras Suleiman's head without injuring him.

Group of demonstrators in Krakow describe situation in Ukraine as 'horrible'.

While US officially abandons mind control program in 1964, there is ample evidence that spy agencies continue experimenting with project.

Train staffers call off strike for overtime, retirement benefits after rail minister assures that their demands will be met.

Prime Minister Andersson intends to apply for membership during bloc's 2-day meeting in Madrid on June 29-30, reports SvD.

Investigation remains underway.

Russia’s ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine to continue as planned, says President Vladimir Putin.

Kyiv expects support of international community to end war, punish criminals, says Iryna Venediktova.

Official says many hospitals in Ukraine lack electricity, medical supplies to treat chronic diseases.

Thermal cup sounds alarm during routine check, prompting investigation.

Russia-Ukraine war, lockdowns in China again disrupt global trade, organization says.

They say democracy is at stake and they trust Macron over Le Pen to lead country.

US Department of Agriculture to provide up to $700M funding through new biofuel producer program.

Finance Ministry says pandemic, Russia war has made payment of $51B 'impossible'.

Washington had asked its non-emergency consulate staff, their families to leave COVID-19-hit Shanghai.

Special trains running from Krakow Glowny station take refugees to other cities in Europe.

Vessels led by nuclear-powered USS Abraham Lincoln seen for first time since 2017 in international waters off South Korea.

State Department also warns Americans to reconsider travel to China.

'Your attention should be focused on Europe,' says Indian top diplomat Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.

Annual prices for energy, gasoline, natural gas, electricity up 32%, 48%, 21.6%, 11.1% respectively, Labor Department says.

No residential area under threat, says fire department.

Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock says Ukraine needs more military support to defend itself against Russia’s aggression.

Defense Ministry says it was hit by high-precision sea-based Kalibr missiles near central Ukrainian city of Dnipro.

Lawmakers from ousted premier Imran Khan's party resign from parliament.

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‘I believe that Mehmet Oz will be one most able to win the General Election,’ former US president says.

Lawmakers want president to step down after ongoing anti-government protests.

26 Ukrainians, including 12 soldiers, 14 civilians, released by Russia, says Ukraine's deputy prime minister.

Government also decides to establish working group to protect rights of displaced Ukrainians.

Talks suspended last month because of key sticking points between Iran, US.

Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio says move was ‘another gesture to show support to the Ukrainian people’.

Mimi Reinhardt helped save hundreds of Jews during World War II.

Situation around Ukraine-Poland border town Rzeszow fluctuates, local authorities say.

Aliyev speaks to Russian president over phone, discusses normalization of relations with Armenia.

Natural crater has been burning for 5 decades, emitting harmful gas to atmosphere.

152 Russian aircraft, 137 helicopters, 722 tanks, 1,911 armored vehicles destroyed, says Ukrainian military.

Children in Donetsk, Kyiv, Kharkiv regions most affected, says Ukraine's Office of Prosecutor General.

1st round in French elections kicks off, with voters both firm and undecided in choice of candidate.