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Russia's president says Moscow will use 'a range of responses' if United States and NATO allies allow Ukraine to use Western long-range weapons to strike inside Russia, according to remarks published

A new report says the promotion of bioeconomy is a way to deal with climate change and holds promise for rural areas in Africa and elsewhere 

'The Awa people have been resisting for 500 years. Against invasion, discrimination, armed groups, forced recruitment and displacement, acculturation.' Now, it's drug traffickers

Analysts express serious doubts about the success of BRICS payment system

Results from elections could weaken Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's grip on power, possibly leading Japan into political uncertainty, a change of government was not expected

United States is bound by law to provide Chinese-claimed Taiwan with means to defend itself despite lack of formal diplomatic ties, to constant anger of Beijing

Cities favoring Democrats and rural areas favoring Republicans isn’t new. But since 2000, the gap between urban and rural voters has grown dramatically. What is behind this trend? The answer is part economic, part cultural. Produced by Yass Monem and Nicky Woolf.

Israeli analysts say decision to limit attack to military targets gives Iran a way to back away from its escalating rhetoric against Israel

An explanation of Temporary Protected Status, also known as TPS

The European Union and Canada also have announced new import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

A night curfew has been in force in Martinique for 16 days because of unrest there

President Lai Ching-te shares a video message of support on social media

Western officials have warned that North Korean units joining the fight would stoke bring geopolitical consequences as far away as the Indo-Pacific region

NASA says the crew member has returned to the Johnson Space Center in Houston in good health

Some countries, such as China, continue to import Russian crude oil without observing the price ceiling

More than half the Commonwealth members are small countries and many face significant, some even existential, threats from rising seas

The marches come in response to escalating violence in the Middle East and growing conflicts worldwide

Authorities say they will soon release the names of the injured so families can locate them