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A worker holds a nozzle to pump petrol into a vehicle at a fuel station in Mumbai, India, May 21, 2018.

Oil Falls As Shanghai Lockdown Boosts Fears Over Weaker Demand

Oil prices fell more than $3 on Monday as fears over weaker fuel demand in China grew after its financial hub of Shanghai launched a planned two-stage lockdown on Monday to contain a surge in COVID-19 infections.

Despite a lack of official statistics, thousands of Russians are reported to have left their country since the invasion

Last EU Train Out Of Russia Arrives In Helsinki

Last EU train out of Russia arrives in Helsinki

Taras Shevchenko is Ukraine's national poet, the country's foremost nineteenth bard and one of the first to write in Ukrainian

In Kharkiv, Sandbags Pile Up To Save Ukraine National Poet's Statue

In Kharkiv, sandbags pile up to save Ukraine national poet's statue

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro looks on during a welcome ceremony to receive the Brazilians and foreigners evacuated from Ukraine during the mission of repatriation, at the Brasilia Air Base, in Brasilia, Brazil March 10, 2022.

Brazil Vote Pits Good Against Bad, Bolsonaro Says At Re-election Launch

Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro launched his re-election campaign on Sunday, telling thousands of cheering supporters that opinion polls were wrong and he is sure to win this year's election that pits good against bad.

Far-right candidate Eric Zemmour rallied thousands of supporters near the Eiffel Tower on Sunday

Macron's Rivals Turn Up Volume Two Weeks From Vote

Macron's rivals turn up volume two weeks from vote

Joe Biden's administration said his comments about Vladimir Putin were a 'human reaction to the stories that he had heard' during an emotional visit with Ukrainian refugees in POland

Biden 'Gaffe' On Putin Scrambles US Message On Ukraine

Biden 'gaffe' on Putin scrambles US message on Ukraine

Health workers wearing protective gear work on a street in Jing'an district in Shanghai

Shanghai To Lock Down In Phases To Rein In Covid-19 Outbreak

Shanghai to lock down in phases to rein in Covid-19 outbreak

U.S. President Joe Biden steps out of an Air Force One as he arrives to visit Poland, amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, near Rzeszow, Poland, March 25, 2022. Patryk Ogorzaleki/Agencja Wyborcza.pl via REUTERS

U.S. Diplomats Say No Regime Change Policy For Russia After Biden Remarks

Top American diplomats clarified on Sunday that the United States does not have a policy of regime change in Russia

Biden Says He Is Not Calling For Regime Change In Russia

U.S. President Joe Biden clarified on Sunday that the United States does not have a policy of regime change in Russia, after his declaration that Russian President Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power." .

Canada's Indigenous Peoples Seek Papal Apology At Vatican For Residential Schools

Canadian indigenous peoples meet Pope Francis this week to ask him to apologise for the Catholic Church's role in residential schools where children were abused and their culture denied.

The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, says that 3,821,049 Ukrainians have fled the country

3.8 Million People Flee Ukraine: UN

3.8 million people flee Ukraine: UN

Analysis-Impermanence Nation: Canada's Growing Reliance On Temporary Residents To Meet Labor Needs

Canada is increasingly relying on temporary residents to meet its labor force needs, according to a Reuters analysis of official data, but this phenomenon makes workers vulnerable and fails to provide wage growth or stability to businesses, warn workers, advocates, economists and industry groups.

A Ukrainian soldier sits in an armored vehicle in the suburbs of Kyiv

Ahead Of New Peace Talks, Zelensky Says Eying Russia Neutrality Demand

Ahead of new peace talks, Zelensky says eying Russia neutrality demand

In the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv, a hospital turned its basement into a shelter after Russia's invasion

Mykolaiv Residents Dare To Hope After Russian Threat Eases

Mykolaiv residents dare to hope after Russian threat eases

In a counting hall in the Maltese town of Naxxar, Labour party supporters erupted into cheers after the party claimed victory

Malta Labour Party Cruises To Third Term Despite Corruption Woes

Malta Labour party cruises to third term despite corruption woes

Any hit could prove dire in the tiny country, where roughly a quarter of the economy is linked to tourism

'Everything Is Stopped': Montenegro Faces Ukraine War Fallout

'Everything is stopped': Montenegro faces Ukraine war fallout

Some people who fled the war left their pets behind them

Abandoned Animals Join Ukraine's War Exodus

Abandoned animals join Ukraine's war exodus

U.S. Envoy Not Confident Iran Nuclear Deal Is Imminent

U.S. Special Envoy for Iran Robert Malley said on Sunday he was not confident that a nuclear deal between world powers and Tehran was imminent, dampening expectations after 11 months of talks in Vienna that have stalled.

Buoyed in part by his shuttle diplomacy ahead of the conflict and toughness on Moscow since the tanks began to roll, liberal incumbent Emmanuel Macron is riding high in the polls with two weeks to go

Macron's Rivals Turn Up The Volume Two Weeks From Vote

Macron's rivals turn up the volume two weeks from vote

Hungarian businessman Peter Muller helped set up the 20K group to combat electoral fraud

Activists Mobilise Over Hungary Election Fraud Fears

Activists mobilise over Hungary election fraud fears

The parade showcased tanks, truck-mounted missiles, artillery and troops on horseback

Myanmar Army Says Will 'Annihilate' Coup Opponents On Crackdown Anniversary

Myanmar army says will 'annihilate' coup opponents on crackdown anniversary

Foreign tourists visit the Ishtar Gate in the ancient city of Babylon, some 100 km south of the Iraqi capital Baghdad

In A 'Dangerous' Land: Tourists Trickle Back To Iraq

In a 'dangerous' land: tourists trickle back to Iraq

Hundreds of people, including firefighters, doctors and investigators, remain at the scene of the tragedy recovering human remains and the wreckage of the plane

Second Black Box Of Crashed China Eastern Plane Recovered

Second black box of crashed China Eastern plane recovered

Ukraine Asks Red Cross Not To Open Office In Russia's Rostov-on-Don

Ukraine has asked the International Committee of the Red Cross not to open a planned office in Russia's Rostov-on-Don, saying it would legitimise Moscow's "humanitarian corridors" and the abduction and forced deportation of Ukranians.

Election posters of Anke Rehlinger (L), top candidate for the Social Democratic party SPD and Tobias Hans, top candidate for the Christian Democratic Union party CDU for the upcoming March 27, 2022, election in Germany's smallest federal state of the Saar

German SPD On Track For Another Win As Saarland State Heads To Polls

Germans head to the polls in the small western state of Saarland on Sunday in the first of four regional votes this year which could enable Social Democrat Chancellor Olaf Scholz to consolidate his grip on power.

German SPD Set To Win Saarland Vote-exit Poll

Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) looked set to score a clear victory in a regional election in the small western state of Saarland on Sunday, helping Chancellor Olaf Scholz consolidate his grip on power ahead of other regional votes this year.

German SPD Wins Saarland Vote In Boost For Scholz - Projections

Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) scored a clear victory in a regional election in the state of Saarland on Sunday, according to projections, a result that helps Chancellor Olaf Scholz consolidate his power ahead of other regional votes this year.

German SPD Wins Saarland Vote In Boost For Scholz

Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) scored a clear victory in a regional election in the state of Saarland on Sunday, according to preliminary results, helping Chancellor Olaf Scholz consolidate his power ahead of other regional votes this year.