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Here are the key developments on the 1,032nd day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Oleksandr Usyk defeats Tyson Fury in Saudi Arabia to retain his undisputed heavyweight boxing crown.

Israeli forces launch more attacks on the besieged hospital after ordering people inside and near the facility to flee.

In a new report, Democrats on the US Senate Judiciary Committee call out alleged ethical lapses among high court justices.

Asaad Hassan al-Shibani appointed foreign minister, and Murhaf Abu Qasra named defence minister.

At least 10 killed in the capital, Abuja, and three killed in the town of Okija during charity distributions.

The government’s decision comes after a 14-year-old boy was stabbed to death by a classmate following a social media fight.

The US president hails the passage of the budget legislation after days of uncertainty and negotiations that went down to the wire.

Passenger bus collides with truck near town of Lajinha in southeastern state of Minas Gerais, fire officials say.

Teacher was stabbed and beheaded outside his school in Paris in 2020 after an online hate campaign.

After topping $100,000, Bitcoin supporters see the cryptocurrency soaring even higher.

Residential buildings have been hit in the Russian city of Kazan, causing no casualties.

Children in England and Wales have been investigated by police for calling each other names, a study has found.

Huge sale likely to go through despite ongoing concerns over Egyptian government’s human rights breaches,

Scientists have engineered the pests to provide enhanced immunity to the disease they transmit, according to new study.

Air pollution has become a major problem in Pakistan and it is children who are paying the price.

An official with the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) says Gaza a ‘graveyard’ for 2 million trapped people.

The bill now goes to the Senate where it is expected to pass with only hours remaining before an expected shutdown.

Workers complain of inadequate wages as inflation soars, and promise to escalate the strike.

Turkish president compares Kurdish YPG fighters to ISIL and says neither group has a future in Syria.

Nonessential government functions are expected to shutter on Saturday unless a government spending bill can be passed.

Germans expected to vote on February 23 after a centre-left coalition government led by Chancellor Olaf Scholz collapses.

Customers of the banks named in lawsuit lose more than $870m over the seven years since Zelle was introduced, the consumer watchdog says.

US says Mohammad Reza Nouri orchestrated the killing of Stephen Troell in 2022 as revenge for Qassem Soleimani.

Shakeup comes as Canadian prime minister is mulling his future as Liberal Party leader after top minister’s resignation.

UN report finds at least 782 civilians killed since May ‘amid regular and intensive shelling’ of the North Darfur city.

Man City manager Pep Guardiola says he will not seek to rebuild his struggling squad in the January transfer window.

Rodrigo Rato found guilty of multiple offences including corruption and money laundering.

EU spokesman says 27-nation bloc, which already buys most US oil and gas exports, open to talks with president-elect.

Ukraine has raised the stakes with its boldest wartime assassination, killing a high-profile general in Moscow.

Move brings total in student loan forgiveness during Joe Biden’s term as president to $180bn, Education Department says.

Governor of Salfit says the settlers had previously entered the village ‘under the protection of the Israeli army’.

Clifford, who denies murdering the wife and daughters of a BBC presenter, has also been charged with raping one of them.

Team to hold talks with country’s new leaders, including HTS that Washington hadesignated as a terrorist organisation.

Tyson Fury-Oleksandr Usyk rematch has struck a more serious tone than the first fight, with nothing less than the Brit’s legacy at stake.

Authorities say at least eight people died after the driver lost control of the boat as he attempted to flee.

The tech giant has been accused of sourcing conflict minerals from sub-Saharan Africa.

Flight MH370, a Boeing 777 carrying 227 passengers and 12 crew, vanished en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014.

The 102 refugees, including 25 children, were taken to Sri Lanka’s eastern port of Trincomalee.

A harrowing journey costing $7,000 and the lives of many of his compatriots was ‘not worth the risk’, Hassan Ali says. ‘Never, ever take this route.’

Here are the key developments on the 1,030th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Mangione faces new federal charges in the US that carry the possibility of the death penalty.

Andhra Pradesh’s governing party weaponised data to wrongfully deny welfare benefits to opposition-inclined voters.

US House of Representatives rejects spending bill as US edges closer to partial government shutdown.

Medical charity MSF says Israeli forces have blocked aid and ‘forcibly displaced, trapped, and bombed’ Gaza’s civilians.

Pentagon says the additional forces have been in Syria for ‘a while’, before fall of President Bashar al-Assad, though they were not publicly disclosed.

Pakistan’s foreign ministry warns sanctions have ‘dangerous implications’ for the ‘strategic stability of the region’.