As the war enters its second year, Russia isn't fighting Ukraine alone and is expected to receive critical assistance from other authoritarian regimes.
Discover this year's theme and locations where you can celebrate Women's History Month in London.
The latest reports have claimed that Putin bought a lavish mansion worth £100 million in Moscow through a slush fund in Cyprus.
Japan is facing one of the lowest birth rates in the world.
The University of Cambridge has finally decided to return the four Australian Aboriginal spears.
"There need to be renewed efforts to stop forests being lost and to regenerate lost and degraded areas," says Professor Dominick Spracklen.
Around 27% of U.K. households were recorded to own at least one cat, but an estimated nine million are homeless.
175 countries endorse the new United Nations Plastic Pollution Treaty, as experts warn that plastic consumption is set to double in the world's biggest economies.
This one-of-a-kind coin set is in high demand among collectors and Harry Potter fans across the world.
A recent study has made quite a few shocking revelations about the impact of Coca-Cola, Pepsi and other aerated drinks on men's sexual health.
Matt Hancock, the former health secretary of the UK, has become a centre of a massive controversy after it came to light that he failed to follow advice.
'Windsor Framework' marks a new chapter for UK-EU relations but DUP support remains uncertain.
S&P 500 sheds 2%, FTSE 100 is expected to open lower, while the UK has seen the British pound fall against the dollar as the government negotiates with the striking public sector.
St. David's Day is the perfect holiday for Welsh businesses to utilise national pride in their marketing, with most obtainable information surrounding St. David gleaning from 11th-century scholar Rhygyfarch.
Jo Cox's brutal politically motivated murder is followed by Tory MP Sir David Amess' who was stabbed to death during a constituency surgery in 2021
New research has revealed that the gas price hike caused by the Russia-Ukraine war could cause an extra million malnourishment deaths.
Iran's deputy health minister, Younes Panahi, has confirmed reports that claimed schoolgirls in some of the cities were being poisoned.
Elvis Francois, a 47-year-old man from Dominica, managed to survive for 24 days at sea because of a bottle of tomato ketchup.
Elliott was one of 23 criminals who were set to be deported but were saved after 60 celebrities signed an open letter opposing the deportation.
If found guilty, Bryan Kohberger could face the firing squad after shortage of lethal injections.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has expressed concerns after an 11-year-old girl died of a bird flu infection.
Claire Bye would not have been alive today had she not been flown to the UK after a dolphin nearly bit her foot off earlier in January.
As many as 59 people, including an infant, children and women, died after the wooden boat they were travelling in broke apart off the coast of Calabria.
The body of Hong Kong model Abby Choi was found at a house rented by her former in-laws in a village in Tai Po.
Igor Girkin, a former Russian intelligence officer criticised Russia's failure in Ukraine.
Parents of children found watching Hollywood films will be sent to prison camps for six months, whereas the children face a harsher term.
A former Russian Federal Security Service general accused Vladimir Putin of being "terribly terrified" since his failure to capture Ukraine.
Thérèse Coffey sparked controversy with her remarks while addressing the House of Commons regarding the shortage of vegetables in supermarkets.
Enid Blyton wrote the bulk of her work between 1928 and 1960, and is known to be one of the most popular and controversial children's authors of her times.
UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt believes "being a technology superpower can change our country's destiny" and has plans to "unlock our national potential to be one of Europe's most exciting, most innovative and most prosperous economies".
