According to a senior Russian diplomat, Moscow will see Ukraine's delivery of Western weapons as "legitimate targets".

Russia wants assurances that the West won't impose new sanctions on Moscow in response to its invasion of Ukraine.

One group member stated, "I would always notice other people posting friends." '"

Sometimes it is helpful to look back at what they said just a few days before you weigh what Russian officials say now or next week.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Saturday of his country's willingness to consider any third-party declaration establishing a no fly zone over Ukraine participation in war there.

Other tests by the North in 2022 included a hypersonic missile, and its first launch of an intermediate-range missile since 2017, which could be capable of reaching Guam.

The height of the Cold War, U.S. President Richard Nixon flew to communist China's central of power in a visit that would change U.S.-China relations over time and China’s position in the global.

Amandeep Kaur Daholewal arose from an Indian cot and began to speak to a small group of people who were sitting cross-legged in front of a white-domed Gurdwara, a place for worshipping Sikhs.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, a political novice running for Ukraine's presidency, vowed that he would reach out to Russia-backed rebels from the east fighting Ukrainian forces in order to resolve the conflict.

Thursday's address by Mayawati, chief of BSP, was her first rally for Uttarakhand elections scheduled for February 14. The party is contesting all of the 70 seats in the state.

Construction cranes towered above laborers as they built a three-story mega temple that millions of Hindus have been seeking for more than 100 years

WASHINGTON , The State Department's Internal Watchdog reported Thursday that a bottle of Japanese whisky worth nearly $6,000 that was given to former Secretary Mike Pompeo is still missing.

Fumio Kishida, the Japanese Prime Minister, maintained a comfortable majority in Sunday’s parliamentary elections despite losing some seats. His weeks-old government is struggling with a coronavirus-infected economy and regional security threats.

Witnesses and police said that a man wearing a Joker costume and carrying a knife stabbed at most one passenger of a Tokyo commuter train.

Exit polls show that Fumio Kishida, Japan's Prime Minister, is likely to retain a majority in Sunday's parliamentary election. However, his governing coalition will lose some seats. This will be a setback for his government which has been struggling with a crisis-stricken economy and regional security issues.

Local media and activists reported that more than 160 buildings, including two churches, were destroyed in a northern Myanmar town by shelling.

According to South Korea's spy agency, Kim Jong Un, North Korean leader, has lost around 20 kilograms (44 pounds) in recent weeks. However he is still healthy and tries to increase public loyalty to him despite worsening economic conditions.

Iran's President said Wednesday that the cyberattack that paralyzed all Islamic Republic gas stations was intended to make "people angry by creating disorder, disruption," as long lines continued to snake around the pumps one day after the incident started.

Southeast Asian leaders will meet this week for their annual summit. Myanmar's top general has been barred from the meeting because he refused to stop the violence.

China is home to 76% of the world's population, and children as young as three years old will be receiving COVID-19 vaccines. Authorities have a zero tolerance policy for outbreaks.