Experts debate the future of Ukraine as the US warms up to Russia and US-European relations shift.

Salah grabs a goal and an assist as Liverpool take a major step towards lifting the Premier League title.

PM Netanyahu has demanded the 'full demilitarisation' of southern Syria, where Israel has illegally expanded its forces.

India beat Pakistan by six wickets in Dubai to leave their rivals on the brink of elimination from the Champions Trophy.

Ukrainian president has been criticised by US President Trump, who called him a 'dictator'.

Purpose-built housing for 5,879 students has been constructed in Glasgow since 2015.

“He [Netanyahu] wants to get as many of the hostages back without paying, really, the price for it.”

The charter states creating a government of 'peace and unity' despite concerns from rights groups and global actors.

SUSONO — Woven City near Mount Fuji is where Japanese automaker Toyota plans to test everyday living with robotics, artificial intelligence and autonomous zero-emissions transportation. Daisuke Toyoda, an executive in charge of the project from the automaker's founding family, stressed it's not "a smart city." "We're making a test course for mobility so that's a little bit different. We're not a real estate developer," he said Saturday during a tour of the facility, where the first phase of construction was completed. The Associated Press was the first foreign media to get a preview of the $10 billion Woven City. The first phase spans 47,000 square meters (506,000 square feet), roughly the size of about five baseball fields. When completed, it will be 294,000 square meters (3.1 million square feet). Built on the grounds of a shuttered Toyota Motor Corp. auto plant, it's meant to be a place where researchers and startups come together to share ideas, according to Toyoda. Ambitious plans for futuristic cities have sputtered or are unfinished, including one proposed by Google's parent company Alphabet in Toronto; "Neom" in Saudi Arabia; a project near San Francisco, spearheaded by a former Goldman Sachs trader, and Masdar City next to Abu Dhabi's airport. Woven City's construction began in 2021. All the buildings are connected by underground passageways, where autonomous vehicles will scuttle around collecting garbage and making deliveries. No one is living there yet. The first residents will total just 100 people. Called "weavers," they're workers at Toyota and partner companies, including instant noodle maker Nissin and Daikin, which manufactures air-conditioners. Coffee maker UCC was serving hot drinks from an autonomous-drive bus, parked in a square surrounded by still-empty apartment complexes. The city's name honors Toyota's beginnings as a maker of automatic textile looms. Sakichi Toyoda, Daisuke Toyoda's great-great-grandfather, just wanted to make life easier for his mother, who toiled on a manual loom. There was little talk of using electric vehicles, an area where Toyota has lagged. While Tesla and Byd emerged as big EV players, Toyota has been pushing hydrogen, the energy of choice in Woven City. Toyota officials acknowledged it doesn't expect to make money from Woven City, at least not for years. Keisuke Konishi, auto analyst at Quick Corporate Valuation Research Center, believes Toyota wants to work on robotic rides to rival Google's Waymo — even if it means building an entire complex. "Toyota has the money to do all that," he said.

Amid democratic backsliding across Europe, Serbian students have shown the way to reimagining democracy and governance.

Tens of thousands of mourners have attended the public funeral service for former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

At this year's Conservative Political Action Conference, US President Donald Trump revelled in the spotlight.

The Israeli prime minister’s office postponed the release of Palestinian prisoners, accusing Hamas of ‘humiliation ritua

For more than a month, Israeli forces have been raiding Palestinian homes and destroying infrastructure.

The tragic history of trauma and repression in Chechnya must be a warning for those who want to abandon Ukraine.

Dressed in black, some waving Hezbollah flags or carrying portraits of Nasrallah, thousands flock to stadium in Beirut.

‘I’d like everyone to remember that Russia started it.’ Supporters of Ukraine have rallied in Washington DC

Israeli settlers have attacked a Palestinian Bedouin community and burnt their property in occupied East Jerusalem.

The 88-year-old pontiff was admitted to Rome's Gemelli Hospital on February 14 after experiencing difficulty breathing.

The annual gathering of US conservatives enthusiastically welcomes US president's promise to shrink the government.