Why Brazil's Lula Is Bleeding Support
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, 79, has been on a whirlwind campaign of interviews and public appearances in recent weeks to shore up dwindling support, but the numbers keep getting worse.
Delta Plane Flips Upside Down In Toronto Crash, At Least 18 Injured
Endeavor Air Flight 4819 with 76 passengers and four crew was landing in the afternoon in Canada's largest metropolis, having flown from Minneapolis in the US state of Minnesota, the airline said. No explanation of the cause of the accident, or how the plane ended up flipped with its wings clipped, has been provided.
South Korean Blockbuster 'JSA' Strikes A Chord 25 Years On
Twenty-five years ago, director Park Chan-wook risked jail to make a movie about friendship between North and South Korean soldiers, striking box office gold and beginning his actors' ascent to global stardom.
Man City's Fresh Faces Offer Hope Of Madrid Miracle
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola said his side have just a one percent chance of progress to the Champions League last 16 against Real Madrid on Wednesday but the English champions' new recruits could offer a lifeline.
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Top Russia, US Officials To Meet In Saudi Arabia On Tuesday
Top US and Russian diplomats will meet in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for talks on resetting the countries' fractured relations and making a tentative start on trying to end the Ukraine war.
Argentine Prosecutors To Probe Milei Over 'Cryptogate'
Argentine prosecutors will investigate President Javier Milei for promoting a cryptocurrency that crashed, losing investors billions of dollars and prompting a flood of complaints, local media reported Monday.
Israeli Military Set To Miss Lebanon Withdrawal Deadline Despite Pushback
Israel was poised to again miss a deadline for withdrawing its troops from Lebanon after the military said Monday it would remain in five "strategic points" despite pushback from Beirut.
Starmer To Meet Trump 'Next Week': UK Govt
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will meet US President Donald Trump in Washington next week to discuss a "wide range of issues", a British government spokesperson confirmed on Monday.
'Now Or Never' For Pandemic Accord, Says WHO Chief After US Pulls Out
The head of the World Health Organization insisted on Monday it was "now or never" to strike a landmark global accord on tackling future pandemics, despite the United States withdrawing from negotiations.
Ukraine War Death Toll: Huge But Not Fully Known
On Kyiv's central square, hundreds of names and photographs with Ukrainian flags on them fill a memorial honouring troops killed in combat during three years of war with Russia.
Israel Security Cabinet To Discuss New Phase Of Gaza Truce
Israel's security cabinet was set to discuss on Monday the next phase of the ceasefire with Hamas, as top US diplomat Marco Rubio began a visit to Saudi Arabia where he will push Donald Trump's proposal for a US takeover of Gaza.
Court Finds Singapore Opposition Leader Guilty Of Lying To Parliament
Singapore's opposition leader was convicted Monday of lying to parliament while helping a fellow party member to cover up a false witness account, in a case that could disqualify him from running in upcoming national elections.
Rights Groups Slam Australian Plan To Transfer Criminals To Nauru
Rights groups on Monday denounced an Australian plan to send three violent foreign criminals -- including a murderer -- to live on the tiny Pacific nation of Nauru.
Israel Security Cabinet To Discuss New Phase Of Gaza Truce After Rubio Visit
Rubio was in Israel on his first Middle East trip as President Donald Trump's secretary of state, and was slated to leave for Saudi Arabia on Monday.
Navalny's Widow Seeks To Rally Divided Russian Opposition
Alexei Navalny's widow received a standing ovation as she spoke in a packed church in Berlin Sunday on the anniversary of the Russian opposition leader's death behind bars.
Trump's Aid Freeze Could Cause Millions More AIDS Deaths: UN Agency
President Donald Trump's decision to suspend US overseas funding could result in millions more deaths from AIDS, the head of the UN's programme for the illness warned Sunday.
Vatican Says 'Stable' Pope Francis Watched Sunday Mass On Hospital TV
Pope Francis followed Sunday mass and his traditional Angelus weekly prayer on television in a Rome hospital where the 88-year-old pontiff is being treated for bronchitis.
Claudel Bronze Sculpture Goes For $3 Mn At France Auction
A bronze by French sculptor Camille Claudel thought to evoke her separation with fellow artist and lover Auguste Rodin was auctioned off in France Sunday for more than $3 million.
Sinner Affair Shows Tennis Anti-doping 'Broken', Leaves Players 'Scared'
World number five Jessica Pegula believes the handling of high-profile doping cases involving Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek has shown that the "process is completely broken".
One Killed In Lebanon As Israel-Hezbollah Truce Deadline Looms
Lebanese media on Sunday reported that Israeli gunfire killed a woman as Washington pressed Beirut to disarm Hezbollah, two days before a deadline in the ceasefire between Israel and the Iran-backed group.
'Very Personal': Hundreds Flock To Navalny Grave On Death Anniversary
Standing in the freezing cold at Moscow's Borisovsky Cemetery, 63-year-old Anna looked at the hundreds of people flocking to the grave of a man whose name the Kremlin has warned not to utter in public -- Alexei Navalny -- and could not hold back the tears.
M23 Seize Key City Amid Mounting Fears Of DR Congo Breakup
Columns of M23 fighters allied with Rwandan troops on Sunday entered the centre of another key city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as the African Union highlighted growing fears that the strife-torn country could break up.
Navalny Supporters Risk Reprisals With Memorial Events A Year After Death
A year after Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died behind bars, his supporters held memorial events on Sunday, with hundreds risking reprisals by visiting his grave in Moscow.
Rubio To Discuss Gaza Truce With Israel PM On First Leg Of Mideast Tour
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will discuss the Gaza ceasefire with Israel's prime minister in Jerusalem on Sunday, launching a Middle East tour a day after the latest hostage-prisoner exchange.
Don't Know Who To Vote For? Germany Has An App For That: The Wahl-O-Mat
Voting can be confusing, especially for young people casting their ballots for the first time, but in Germany they have an app to guide them through the democratic ritual: the Wahl-O-Mat.
Germany's Far-right AfD Basks In Spotlight Of Musk Support
All other German parties see the far-right AfD as a threat to democracy, but the anti-immigration party has a powerful friend abroad: Elon Musk, the loudhailer voice of Team Trump.
Syrian Kills Teen, Injures Five In Austria Knife Attack
A man thought to be a Syrian asylum seeker stabbed a teenager to death and wounded five others in southern Austria Saturday, police said, sending shock waves through the Alpine nation.
Jessica Chastain Tackles US-Mexico Politics In New Film 'Dreams'
Academy Award-winning US actor Jessica Chastain on Saturday said her latest movie, about a Mexican ballet dancer who longs to move to the US, was "undeniably political" as it premiered at the Berlin film festival.
Thousands Mark Serbian Statehood Day With Anti-corruption Protest
Thousands of Serbians blocked the main boulevard of the central city Kragujevac on Saturday, the latest in a series of student-led protests to rock the Balkan country after the deadly collapse of a train station roof.
France PM Vows To Help Probe Boarding School Paedophilia Allegations
France's prime minister Saturday vowed to help investigate allegations of decades of sexual abuse at a Catholic school, after the left accused him of lying to parliament earlier this week when he said he was unaware of the case.
Returning Shiffrin Buoyant After 'Miraculous' Fifth In Slalom
Mikaela Shiffrin might have missed out on a medal that would have made her the most decorated alpine skier ever, but the US star was buoyant after what she dubbed her "miraculous" fifth place in the slalom on Saturday.
Hamas Frees Three Hostages, Including American-Israeli, in Recent Exchange
Dekel-Chen was working at the Nir Oz machine shop when Hamas launched its attack on October 7.
Flanked By Masked Gunmen, Israeli Hostages Address Gazans Before Release
Their voices monotone and their faces staring mostly ahead, three Israeli hostages spoke in Hebrew on a Gaza stage before walking to freedom on Saturday, after more than 16 months of captivity in the Palestinian territory.
Myanmar Militia Says Ready To Deport 10,000 Cyber Scam Workers
A Myanmar ethnic militia said on Saturday it was preparing to deport 10,000 people linked to cyber scams in the area it controls to Thailand as part of a crackdown on the illicit compounds.
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