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An official in Kyiv tells the BBC the "special operation" is an economic blow to Russia.

The girls were kidnapped from their home in Abuja, along with another sister who was later killed.

From the Red Sea to Gaza to Iran, the past week has deepened fears of conflict spreading.

Video of the explosion near St Petersburg was shared by regional governor, Aleksander Drozdenko.

The comments deepen a rift with the US which believes a two-state solution is vital for long-term stability.

Video shared by Placer County shows a road completely blocked by boulders, that are then blasted into small pieces.

Armenian Christians are trying to block a deal to redevelop their part of the holy city.

Forced video apologies have become increasingly common since Russia's war in Ukraine began.

A BBC investigation exposes a sprawling network of fake social media accounts operating in Uganda.

Relatives of men killed in Medellin after meeting local women for dates are now searching for answers.

A mayoral election in New England is being re-run after alleged ballot-stuffing was caught on camera.

The new temple in Ayodhya has stirred up memories for the community caught up in 1992's violence.

The captain of a vessel in the Red Sea shares his concerns about the Houthi attacks on shipping.

Fantasia Barrino and Danielle Brooks take on roles previously played by Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey.

Russia's state rail company apologises after its conductor dumped the feline in freezing temperatures.

Mike Jeffries claims the allegations fall outside statute of limitations, and are "meritless".

Germans are angered by reports that AfD figures joined a meeting that discussed mass deportations.

Iran's president blames Israel for the strike in the Syrian capital which killed five senior advisers.

Ariel, an 11-week-old spaniel, was found abandoned outside a branch of B&M in September.

The fatal blaze in Henan province on Friday night happened at a village school for young children.