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Ukraine asks Qatar, others to boost energy exports amid war

The loss of Ukrainian wheat already has worried Mideast nations like Egypt, which rely on those exports

Putin can't win his 'unprovoked, illogical' war: Top NATO official

'If they will be using chemical weapons or other kinds of higher-end systems against Ukraine, this will be changing fundamentally the nature of the war'

Antony Blinken set to see Israelis, Arabs wary about Iran, Ukraine

The war may also soon result in major food security challenges, particularly across the Middle East, which imports vast quantities of grain from Ukraine

Chernihiv: Shelled city in north Ukraine fears becoming 'next Mariupol'

Surrounded by Russian forces and under constant bombardment, the northern city known for its eclectic monasteries has no electricity, heating or running water

Biden ending Europe trip with unity message that echoes past

You're in the midst of a fight between democracies and oligarchs, the president told members of the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne Division as he visited their temporary headquarters

F1 race in Saudi Arabia to go ahead despite nearby attack by Houthi rebels

The announcement came a day after the rebels attacked an oil depot located about 11 kilometers (seven miles) from the F1 circuit

Ukrainian president Zelensky makes surprise appearance at Doha Forum

Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on the United Nations and world powers to come to his aid, as he has in a series of other addresses given around the world since the start of the war Feb. 24

Donald Trump returns to Georgia confronting test of his grip on GOP

In Donald Trump's push to fundamentally reshape the Republican Party, few places are a higher priority than Georgia.

US President Biden ending Europe trip with unity message that echoes past

25 years ago, Biden visited Warsaw, Poland, with a warning: Even though the Soviet Union had collapsed, some of NATO's original members weren't doing enough to ensure the alliance's collective defense

Houthi Attack: F1 drivers discuss safety concerns ahead of Saudi Arabia GP

Many drivers expressed their concerns about racing in the region and Saudi Arabia's human rights records when F1 ran its inaugural event at the circuit last December

Russians shift focus from Ukraine's Kyiv scaling back goals in war?

Russian forces in Ukraine seem to have shifted their focus from a ground offensive aimed at Kyiv, the capital, to instead prioritizing what Moscow calls liberation of the contested Donbas region

US jurors awards $14 million to George Floyd protesters in Denver

Jurors on Friday found police used excessive force against protesters, violating their constitutional rights, during demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd two years ago

F1 continues racing despite nearby fire following attack on oil depot

Race promoter Saudi Motorsport Company said nothing will change with regards to the third practice and qualifying scheduled on Saturday and the race on Sunday

Female foreign ministers press Taliban on Afghan girls' education

Female foreign ministers from 16 countries said they are deeply disappointed that Afghan girls are being denied access to secondary schools and called on the Taliban to reverse their decision

Atom-smashing CERN lab ratchets up measures against Russia, Belarus

The CERN Council, the governing body of the Geneva-based lab with 23 member states, announced Friday that its scientists will suspend participation in all scientific committees in Russia

China, Russia cool to US aim for more N Korea sanctions after missile test

North Korea's test of a big new ICBM prompted the United States to press Friday for stiffer UN sanctions, but China and Russia showed little appetite for tightening restrictions

US to call for new UN sanctions against North Korea after missile test

The United States said on Friday it would seek tougher UN Security Council sanctions on North Korea after it test-fired its biggest intercontinental ballistic missile

Ukraine war: J K Rowling slams Vladimir Putin's 'cancel culture' remark

Putin earlier compared recent Western criticism of Russia with efforts to cancel Rowling over her views on transgender issues

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy again asks for peace talks with Russia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has again appealed to Russia to negotiate an end to the war, but says Ukraine would not agree to give up any of its territory for the sake of peace.

US will give airlines a break on takeoff rights in New York, Washington

Federal officials are extending pandemic relief that helps big airlines keep coveted takeoff and landing rights for international flights this summer at busy airports in New York City and Washington