These are the key developments on day 1,115 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Trump administration has frequently sparred with South Africa over legacy of apartheid and criticism of Israel.

US president took aim at journalists, judges, prosecutors and Biden officials in a speech calling for 'accountability'.

UN report finds systemic sexual and gender-based violence against Palestinians.

Finnish court sentences Russian paramilitary to life imprisonment for war crimes against Ukrainian soldiers in 2014.

The Trump administration has compared student protests at the New York school to support for 'terrorist' activities.

Columbia University and the Department of Homeland Security are continuing their crackdowns on pro-Palestinian students.

Putin's claim comes after US President Donald Trump urged him to avoid a 'horrible massacre' there.

Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte appeared via video link at his first hearing at the ICC.

The former central banker has promised to deliver 'action' as country faces hostility on trade from the United States.

India and Afghanistan reject charges, as Pakistan reveals details of operation that freed hundreds of passengers.

Prime Minister al-Sudani hails the killing of Abdallah Makki Muslih al-Rufay'i as a major blow to ISIL remnants in Iraq.

Deterioration in sentiment and inflation expectations are based on US President Trump's escalation of trade tensions.

Mark Carney has been sworn in as the prime minister of Canada, assuming office amid threats from the United States.

Manchester United co-owner says some players are 'overpaid', but club captain defends his teammates.

Al Jazeera takes a closer look at the Women's Premier League final at Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai.

People in a town near the frontline in Ukraine’s Sumy region have told Al Jazeera they are mistrustful of US peace deal.

Move comes after Columbia was targeted in federal funding cuts last week.

The plan calls for a $545bn fund for infrastructure spending.

Redi Tlhabi discusses Mahmoud Khalil's arrest and the larger impact with his lawyer and a Columbia University student