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Kyiv says it needs further aid to help take control of the country’s airspace from Russia.

Progress has been made on broad economic indicators, but some social welfare schemes have lagged behind.

The war in Syria has left millions destitute and forced some to resort to US army waste for food.

Rhino poaching in Namibia nearly doubled last year, according to government data.

The fire department workers allegedly “failed to conduct an adequate patient assessment of Mr Nichols”.

Logging and road building will be once again banned in much of Alaska’s Tongass Forest.

An increase in beached whales across the US coastline has baffled researchers and environmentalists.

The mosque is within a tightly guarded area of police and intelligence buildings in Peshawar.

The 55-year-old Baywatch star is releasing both a memoir and Netflix documentary this week.

Brazilian former President Jair Bolsonaro is facing a probe over the storming of Brasilia by supporters. He claims that he wishes to extend his stay in Florida for health reasons.

A BBC News investigation reveals how violent gangs are abusing LGBT community members they meet online.

The ex-president, currently staying in Florida, wants to “enjoy being a tourist”, his lawyer says.

The BBC has seen evidence of how officers pose as dates online to seek out and arrest their targets.

A teenager’s post about her first “luxury bag” has drawn tens of millions of views.

Could the shooting of a six-year-old girl spark change in India where organ donation is rare?

A San Mateo County District Attorney has said the suspect was angered over a workplace dispute.

A US appeals court dismissed the bankruptcy effort by a unit of pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson. They sought bankruptcy protection after facing 40,000 lawsuits over cancer-causing talc.

Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Oleksii Makeiev told DW that fighter jets are important, but took pressure off Chancellor Olaf Scholz to agree to immediate deliveries.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told Volodymyr Zelenskyy Denmark would help rebuild Mykolaiv. Meanwhile, the Kremlin dismissed Boris Johnson’s claim Vladimir Putin threatened to kill him. DW rounds up the latest.

The Czech President-elect Petr Pavel said his country shares "the values of freedom, democracy, and human rights" with Taiwan and pledged to boost the ties with the island.

Indonesia is the latest country to see anti-Sweden protests, after a Quran burning in Stockholm.

A six-party coalition in Turkey aim to go against the block lead by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and undo his two-decade legacy, including reducing the president’s powers.

The US secretary of state strongly condemned recent attacks by Palestinian gunmen in east Jerusalem, but also urged restraint from Israelis in their response.

Former NATO general Petr Pavel has won a sweeping election victory, defeating the populist billionaire and ex-Prime Minister Andrej Babis in a runoff election.

As part of the policy in Sichuan, unmarried individuals will also be able to raise children.

The German government wants to ban the export of pesticides no longer approved in the European Union. But manufacturers and distributors with their sights set on Africa as a growing sales market are not pleased.

It is the latest European country to say it is increasing military spending as a result of the conflict.

Authorities have said the majority of the casualties in a suspected suicide attack were police officers. Many of the injured were in critical condition.