ASEAN Leaders Struggle For Answers To Myanmar Crisis
Myanmar has spiralled into bloody conflict since the military ousted Aung San Suu Kyi's civilian government in February last year, with thousands killed in clashes since.
African Nations Tell COP27 Fossil Fuels Will Tackle Poverty
African nations must be allowed to develop fossil fuel resources to help lift their people out of poverty, governments said at the COP27 climate talks in Egypt, which welcomed leaders of oil and gas companies sidelined at previous talks.
Analysis-Russia's Planned Kherson Retreat A Double-edged Sword For Kyiv
When Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy addressed his nation after Russia said it planned to withdraw its forces from the west bank of the River Dnipro in southern Ukraine he betrayed few signs of relief.
Yellen To India: Ending Russia's War In Ukraine Is A 'Moral Imperative'
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will tell India on Friday that ending Russia's war in Ukraine is a "moral imperative," but that economic challenges from the conflict and supply strains were drawing India and the United States closer together.
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Iran's top security official Ali Shamkhani called for dialogue to end the war in Ukraine during a meeting Wednesday in Tehran with his Russian counterpart Nikolai Patrushev.
Saudi Light Festival Tries To Sell Public On Arts Push
Noor Riyadh brings light installations to more than 40 locations in a fast-growing city of more than seven million people, many of whom may never consider dropping in on a gallery.
Iran Cities Strike In Solidarity With 'Bloody Friday' Dead
At least 92 protesters were killed on September 30 in Zahedan, one of the few Sunni-majority cities in predominantly Shiite Iran.
Little Respite For Ukrainian Artillery Fighters Near Bakhmut
Fighting has raged for four months around this eastern city, which is still held by Ukrainian troops but surrounded by Moscow's forces.
World Cup Ambassador Calls Homosexuality 'Damage In The Mind'
Qatar will accept gay visitors but "they have to accept our rules", former international footballer Khalid Salman said in the interview.
Six Dead After Powerful Earthquake Shakes Nepal
An earthquake of magnitude 6.6 struck Nepal early Wednesday, killing at least six people and destroying multiple houses in the western district of Doti, close to populous towns, officials said.
UK To Remain 'Bedrock' Of NATO, Sunak Declares
"As the war in Ukraine continues to rage, we must not take peace at home for granted," Sunak said in a statement.
DeSantis Wins Re-election In Florida Governor's Race
DeSantis, 44, is widely expected to seek the Republican nomination for the White House in 2024.
British Minister Facing Bullying Allegations Resigns
Williamson came under increasing pressure since the emergence of a series of expletive-laden text messages allegedly sent by him to Tory colleague and former chief whip Wendy Morton.
Elon Musk's Twitter Girds For Surge In U.S. Midterm Election Misinformation
Researchers who study election misinformation say threats and false rumors of election fraud have been circulating widely ahead of the U.S. midterm elections.
Ugandan Woman's Body Kept In UAE Morgue For 10 Months Due To Lack Of Repatriation Funds
The Ugandan woman came to UAE in September 2021 to look for a job, but died before she was even able to find one.
Britain, France Raise Hunger Striker Case With Egypt's Sisi
Alaa Abdel Fattah, a British-Egyptian, stopped drinking water on Sunday to coincide with the opening of the COP27 climate summit in Egypt.
Cities Under Strain: India's Predicted Urban Boom
The metropolis of Mumbai, one of India's biggest, grew by some eight million people in the past 30 years -- the rough equivalent of the whole of New York City -- to a population of 20 million, and is forecast to add another seven million by 2035.
Ukrainian Soldiers Keep Watch At Recaptured Border
Kyiv's troops in the village of Starytsya stand so close to Russia that some phones mistakenly get texts to say they've arrived in the country.
Israeli Settlers Have High Hopes After Netanyahu Election Win
Set for a record sixth term in office, Netanyahu has allied himself with Religious Zionism, which advocates the annexation of settlements.
Former Pakistan PM Khan Welcomes Probe Into Shooting
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Sunday he welcomed the government's offer to launch a judicial commission to investigate the attack in which he was shot in the leg on Thursday.
Passenger Plane Crashes Into Lake Victoria In Tanzania, 19 Dead
At least 19 people died when a passenger plane crashed into Lake Victoria in Tanzania on Sunday while trying to land at a nearby airport, the prime minister and airline said.
Jailed Egypt Dissident On 'Water Strike' As UK Vows Support
Jailed Egypt dissident on 'water strike' as UK vows support
New Iran Protests Erupt In Universities, Kurdish Region
Unlike demonstrations in November 2019, they have been nationwide, spread across social classes, universities, the streets and even schools, showing no sign of letting up.
Finnish PM Cleared Of Misconduct In Partying Scandal
In August, the Finnish PM took a drug test, which was negative, to clear up any suspicion voiced by some that comments heard on the video referred to narcotics -- something heavily debated on social media and strongly denied by the prime minister.
From Pigs To TVs: Ukrainians Despair At Looting As Russia Retreats
Since the start of the invasion on Feb. 24, there have been countless allegations of looting in areas occupied by Russian troops, suggesting a systematic approach rather than the odd misdemeanour by a handful of bad apples.
Poland Installs Fence On Russian Border To Deter Migrants
Poland already built a steel wall along its border with Russian ally Belarus, shelling out around 350 million euros to deter illegal crossings there.
Israel's Netanyahu Launches Talks On Forming Government
Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party won 32 seats in Israel's 120-seat parliament, the Knesset, according to the latest official results of the election released on Thursday night.
Iran Celebrates 1979 US Embassy Takeover Amid Anti-government Protests
Iran has blamed the United States and other foreign enemies for the unrest, saying they want to destabilise the country.
'God Spared Us': Fleeing Occupation By Dinghy Under Russian Fire
Bloodied Russian uniforms littered curbsides and the stench of death wafted in from garages lining the mangled pavement.
Italy's Monte Dei Paschi Says Cash Call 96.3% Covered
European Union laws curbing state aid to banks capped the Italian taxpayers' contribution at 1.6 billion euros, reflecting Rome's 64% stake in MPS.
Pope, In Bahrain, Condemns Rearmament Pushing World To 'Precipice'
The visit continues the pope's policy of improving ties with the Islamic world following a historic visit to Abu Dhabi in 2019, the first by any pope to the Arabian peninsula.
Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan's Party To Hold Protests After 'Assassination Attempt'
Aside from snap polls, Imran Khan's party says he is also calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who led a coalition of parties that removed Khan from power through a parliamentary vote in April.
Saudi Arabia Considers New Mining Index In Diversification Push
Riyadh's efforts to build an economy that is not dependent on oil include a shift towards mining to explore the country's untapped reserves of resources from copper to phosphate and gold.
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