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Head of the European Union accused Russia of "blackmail" Wednesday after it moved to cut gas access to Poland and Bulgaria for refusing to pay up in rubbles.

A court in military-run Burma sentenced ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who was democratically elected in 2020, to five years in prison on Wednesday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked the 36th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster with a speech condemning Russia's “completely irresponsible actions” around nuclear power plants during its invasion and calling for “global control” of the Kremlin's nuclear capabilities.

The State Department announced a $10 million reward for information leading to the location of six Russian hackers allegedly involved in cyberattacks against critical U.S. infrastructure.

Ontario Party Leader Derek Sloan pleaded with Elon Musk not to forget to restore the Twitter account of Canadian politician Randy Hillier, who is facing charges over the Freedom Convoy protest, amid news of the Tesla CEO’s $44 million agreement to purchase the social media platform to restore free speech.

Russia on Tuesday once again escalated the threat of nuclear warfare amid its illegal campaign in Ukraine by alleging that with the support of the U.S. Kyiv is developing nuclear weapons.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, in a wide-ranging interview Tuesday with Fox News, said he believes Ukraine is going to need “long-range artillery and tanks and armored vehicles” to fight back against Russia in the country’s south and east.

Beijing residents lined up for throat swabs as workers put up fencing and police restricted who could leave a locked-down area on Tuesday after health officials said that 22 new COVID-19 cases were found over the course of the last 24 hours.

A nightclub owner in Ukraine is claiming Tuesday to have helped evacuate more than 200 people from Mariupol in a war-battered red van, which he plans to turn into a “monument” after the war.

Florida man Leo Soto traveled to Ukraine to create a tribute to those who have fallen victim to Russia’s more than two-month-long war.

Ukraine is reportedly preparing war crimes charges against at least seven members of the Russian military.

A Japanese government program is allegedly encouraging foreign workers to abort their babies, and professionally punishing some who don't.

Belarus on Tuesday announced it would be holding joint air defense exercises with Russia as the war in Ukraine turns to the sky.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Tuesday that despite two months of international sanctions and condemnation for its invasion of Ukraine, Russia still has a “different position” on what is happening in the war-torn country.

Russia may look to postpone or cancel governors' elections over concerns that the repercussions of severe international sanctions will affect how people vote come September, reports said Tuesday.

Germany authorized the shipment of tanks after months of leaders blocking the sale.

At least two blasts this morning targeted radio antennas that broadcast Russian programs in Maiac, a town around 7 miles from Moldova’s border with Ukraine, according to officials in the Trans-Dniester region.

North Korean dictator Jim Jong Un threatened to boost his nuclear arsenal at "maximum speed" and said he would use his nuclear forces if his country is provoked in a speech during a military parade Monday night.

A superyacht worker claims the vessel’s captain once had to deploy sonic weapons against Kalashnikov-wielding pirates on inflatable boats in the Arabian Sea.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday announced a new commission tasked with investigating his use of emergency powers to quell the Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa in February and freeze the personal and corporate bank accounts of those suspected of supporting it.