The Kherson region was one of Russia's earliest targets, but since that proclamation, Ukrainian officials say their country's military has retaken 500 square kilometres and dozens of villages and settlements.

At least 400 people who have been fined or detained under new Russian laws that target anyone deemed to be discrediting the military or publishing and sharing fake news

As alarm bells sound over the buildup of Russian troops near Ukraine’s eastern border, those living in the rebel-held areas of Donetsk are already resigned to life under the shadow of a long war

A fractured opposition and government tactics to disqualify, silence opponents give ruling party upper hand

A Canadian born researcher is leading the largest ever study on trans gender athletes, amid a growing and contentious debate around biological differences and fair play.

Survivors of a shooting at a mosque in Christchurch, NZ, recount the horrific scene, while the entire city comes together to grieve

It was seen as a miracle when the Thai soccer team was found alive in the flooded cave, and rescuers from around the world pulled together for the risky and unprecedented rescue.

In Canada's warming Arctic, Pelly Island is disappearing faster than scientists can measure.