Here are the key developments on the 1,032nd day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Oleksandr Usyk defeats Tyson Fury in Saudi Arabia to retain his undisputed heavyweight boxing crown.

In a new report, Democrats on US Senate Judiciary Committee call out alleged ethical lapses among high court justices.

US strikes on Sanaa come amid recent series of attacks between the Yemeni rebel group and the Israeli military.

A memorial service takes place in the cathedral of Magdeburg, a city shaken by the deadly incident.

Asaad Hassan al-Shibani appointed foreign minister, and Murhaf Abu Qasra named defence minister.

Former State Department official Mike Casey says the US government is pursuing Israel's interests over its own.

President Joe Biden hopes to negotiate a ceasefire before leaving office in January.

The decision comes after a 14-year-old boy was stabbed to death by a classmate following a social media fight.

At least 10 killed in the capital, Abuja, and three killed in the town of Okija during charity distributions.

President hails the passage of the legislation after days of uncertainty and negotiations that went down to the wire.

Passenger bus collides with truck near town of Lajinha in southeastern state of Minas Gerais, fire officials say.

The fall of al-Assad has set off a new phase of jigsaw puzzling in the region.

Teacher was stabbed and beheaded outside his school in Paris in 2020 after an online hate campaign.

Iran's leader has emphasised that resistance cannot be broken through military strikes and political plots.

A new war on migrants, aimed at distracting from actual problems, is about to begin in America.

After topping $100,000, Bitcoin supporters see the cryptocurrency soaring even higher.

Military court convicts civilians involved in 2023 unrest, with rights groups slamming ruling as ‘intimidation tactic’.

Residential buildings have been hit in the Russian city of Kazan, causing no casualties.

Children in England and Wales have been investigated by police for calling each other names, a study has found.