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German lawmakers on Thursday voted to send “heavy weapons and complex machinery” to Ukraine just one week after claiming its arms reserves were tapped.

China's National Health Commission said that it recorded its first human infection with the H3N8 strain of avian influenza.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Thursday Finland and Sweden would be welcomed with open arms if they decide to join NATO following speculation the two countries would join.

Ukraine’s military said Thursday that Russia is “increasing the pace of the offensive operation” a day after Vladimir Putin warned the West that any outside interference would lead to "lightning"-fast retaliatory strikes.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s deadly war in Europe is on the brink of expanding outside of Ukraine as Kremlin officials alleged Thursday that there have been “acts of terrorism” in Moldova.

Climate activists shut down crude oil pipelines throughout Germany on Wednesday to protest the country's renewed interest in oil and gas drilling in the North Sea.

Zelenskyy highlighted several dangerous actions by Russia around nuclear power plants during the invasion of Ukraine.

The Reeds highlighted the plight of families in similar situations waiting for their sons' release from Russian prisons.

In a direct threat to the West Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged "lightning" fast strikes on any nation that "interferes" with Russia's war in Ukraine.

At least four people have been injured Wednesday in the Ukrainian city of Kherson after Russian troops there used tear gas and stun grenades to break up a pro-Ukraine protest, authorities say.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday agreed to arrange evacuations from Azovstal steel complex in Ukraine's besieged city of Mariupol, the organization said.

Shanghai officials said Wednesday that they would begin COVID-19 testing over the coming days to determine which neighborhoods were considered lower risk.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday claimed Moscow’s war goals in Ukraine will be “unconditionally fulfilled” despite discussions this week amongst Ukraine’s allies to further support Kyiv’s government with weapons in the fight.

The commander of Ukrainian forces still holding off Russian troops in Mariupol made an urgent plea Wednesday to world leaders, including the pope, and said there are still 600 soldiers and civilians stuck in the deadly standoff.

Ukraine’s defense ministry on Wednesday claimed that “fighting-age” men in southern and eastern regions of Ukraine are being abducted en masse in part for Russian propaganda "victory parades."

A Mariupol official said Wednesday that the Russian military is attempting to “storm again and again” a steel factory in the city where officials have said up to 1,000 civilians are taking cover.

Moscow once again threatened to attack Kyiv if Ukraine targeted troop supply lines in Russia, saying it will “retaliate with long-range smart weapons.”

Emmanuel Macron's security detail warded of a barrage of tomatoes on Wednesday.

The U.S. and Russia have carried out a prisoner swap Wednesday, exchanging Trevor Reed -- a Marine veteran jailed in Moscow -- for a Russian drug trafficker who has been serving time in America, a senior U.S. official told the Associated Press.

A Ukrainian presidential adviser said Wednesday that “karma is a cruel thing” after a Russian ammo depot burst into flames and explosions were heard along provinces bordering the war-torn country.