Ukraine has fuel reserves for more than 20 days, Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal told parliament, describing the overall energy situation in the country as very difficult following a series of Russian drone and missile attacks on power infrastructure.
Nisha Verma was first questioned by US senators on whether men could get pregnant during a hearing on abortion pills.
The incident took place at the house of a school teacher, Birendra Kumar Dey, sparking fear and panic among his family and nearby residents.
Antonio Guterres said the world is brimming with conflict, impunity, inequality and unpredictability.
A South Korean court on Friday sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison on charges that included obstructing attempts by authorities to arrest him following his failed bid to impose martial law in December 2024.
Flying high on China's favours, Pakistan seems to be slowly expanding its military footprint across the Arab world, a move that threatens to alter the balance of power in both South and West Asia, particularly for India.
Australia's emergency services warned people Friday to stay prepared for sudden downpours and dangerous bushfires in the country's east after a flash flood swept cars into the sea.
TikTok will start rolling out new age-detection technology across Europe in the coming weeks, it told Reuters on Friday, as the ByteDance-owned platform faces regulatory pressure to better identify and remove accounts belonging to children under 13.
Last year was the third hottest on record, according to an analysis of temperature data released Wednesday by three independent agencies. That puts 2025 just behind the second-hottest year, 2023, and the hottest, 2024.
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said a "fundamental disagreement" remained after a meeting of top diplomats in Washington while announcing an agreement to form a high-level working group on Greenland amid threats of a US takeover.
The United Kingdom lawmaker Bob Blackman has raised concerns over what he described as a disastrous situation in Bangladesh, citing escalating violence against minorities, especially Hindus, who he said are being murdered on the streets.
Donald Trump would not be the first president to invoke the Insurrection Act, as he has threatened, so that he can send US military forces to Minnesota.
UN chief Antonio Guterres said the world's most powerful nations should be on the frontlines to reform the Security Council as he cautioned that those who try to cling to privileges today risk paying the price tomorrow.
Before Beyoncé, before Cher, before Madonna, there was Googoosh.
Maria Corina Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, presented her medal to Donald Trump for his support of Venezuela's "struggle for freedom."
On a sunny January morning in Florida, Donald Trump went shopping for marble and onyx for his new White House ballroom. A few hours later, he was bombing Venezuela.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, who had a public falling out with Donald Trump this year, is known for her strong "America first" stance.
Political instability in Iran, a major oil producer, together with US President Donald Trump's recent threats against the country have reignited fears of disruptions to crude supplies, sparking price volatility on global markets.
New Delhi is preparing for a high-stakes diplomatic and economic moment as India and the European Union move to clinch a long-pending Free Trade Agreement (FTA) during the 16th India-EU Summit on January 27.
Four Arab states conducted intense diplomacy with the United States and Iran this week to prevent a threatened US attack on Iran over Tehran's use of force against protesters that they feared would have impacts across the region.
Tiny The Gambia is the first to drag another country to the ICJ as a third-party rights defender.
The bodies of 32 Cuban soldiers killed during the US bombing of Venezuela have been returned to Cuba.
The collapse of the rial and soaring prices sparked the first protest by shopkeepers in Tehran.
From proximity to Yemen's Houthis to shared interests, recognition of region marks shift to unconventional alliances.
Israel’s recognition of Somaliland has backfired and reinforced Somalia’s territorial integrity.
Unsettled forward Mohamed Salah is set to return to Liverpool on Sunday, once his AFCON duty with Egypt comes to an end.
The economic model championed by figures like Musk makes raising children economically irrational for most households.
Environmental groups say government also holds responsibility for granting firms right to raze large tracts of land.
Museveni is credited with 76 percent in early results; violence reported with opponent Bobi Wine under house arrest.
As critically ill activists begin re-feeding in prison, campaigners and an MP believe the government made 'concessions'.
At a war-ravaged sports centre in Ukraine, the hope for Olympic glory persists as athletes defy danger while training.
The STC's collapse leads to Yemeni government strides in the south, but Houthis remain defiant in the north.
World-first pact aims to protect 10 million species from threats like climate change, overfishing and deep-sea mining.
At least 10 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza after the US announced the start of phase 2.
Alcaraz and Sinner give a glimpse of their relationship and enthrall fans in South Korea before the Grand Slam season.
US president says 'massive' fraud has caused budget imbalance, but calculations do not support this.
The UN Security Council has held an emergency meeting in the wake of protests in Iran and US threats to intervene.
Washington seeks improved access to strategic chip industry of island nation, over which China claims sovereignty.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney seeking to reset ties with Beijing amid global tensions and US tariffs.
The figures are the first to show the scale of the landmark ban since it was enacted in December.
The US has announced 'phase two' in Gaza, but most phase one points never materialised on the ground.
US raising pressure on Hamas to disarm as phase 2 of ceasefire deal launches while Israel yet to act on withdrawal, aid.
People enduring freezing apartments and snow-covered streets due to limited power in Ukraine's war-stricken capital.
A South Korean court has sentenced former president Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in jail.
The type of oil held by Venezuela makes it particularly lucrative for US refineries, analysts say.