'Massive' Russian Air Attack Kills At Least Four In Ukraine
Russia fired dozens of missiles and drones at Ukraine on Wednesday in a "massive" early morning attack that killed at least four and injured more than a dozen, officials in Kyiv said.
Aliyev: Azerbaijan Strongman Buoyed By War Victory
Azerbaijani strongman Ilham Aliyev, who will likely sail to a fifth presidential term in Wednesday's election, is cementing his hardline rule after securing a historic victory over Armenian separatists.
12 Killed By Blast Near Candidate's Office On Eve Of Pakistan Election
At least 12 people were killed and 25 wounded Wednesday by a blast outside a poll candidate's office in southwestern Pakistan, officials said, on the eve of an election marred by violence and allegations of poll-rigging.
'Destroyed The Peace': Historic Laos Town Grapples With Tourism Boom
As dawn broke over Luang Prabang, saffron-robed monks trod the streets receiving alms -- but a cacophonous influx of camera-clutching tourists shattered the peace of the ancient Laotian town.
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Middle East Conflict: Hamas Reportedly Proposes 135-Day Ceasefire Deal To End War
On Day 124 of the Israel-Hamas war, desperation is rising among the loved ones of hostages still in Hamas captivity after Israel confirmed that 31 hostages in Gaza are dead. Hamas has reportedly produced a counterproposal for an expansive ceasefire deal that will see all remaining hostages and the deceased captives' bodies freed over a period of more than four months.
Despite Strikes, US Still Faces Threats From Iran-backed Forces
US military action has so far failed to halt attacks by Iran-backed groups on Washington's forces in the Middle East and shipping in the Red Sea, with the threats persisting despite recent heavy air strikes.
Israeli Wineries Near Lebanon Fear Ruined Crop As War Looms
Black clouds loom over grapevines in northern Israel on hills that stretch to the Lebanese border, where months of violence have raised fears of a wider war.
William Returns To Fill Royal Void As King Charles Faces Cancer Treatment
With his father King Charles III undergoing treatment for cancer and his wife recovering from surgery, Britain's Prince William will return to royal frontline duties on Wednesday.
Chile Ex-president Pinera Dies In Helicopter Crash, Aged 74
Chile's former president Sebastian Pinera, a billionaire tycoon who twice held the South American nation's top job, died Tuesday in a helicopter crash, his office said in a statement.
Dutch Coalition Talks In Crisis As Key Party Pulls Out
Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders' hopes of forming a majority government were in tatters Tuesday as a key negotiating party abruptly withdrew over a row about the public finances.
Tucker Carlson In Moscow For Exclusive Interview With Vladimir Putin
Tucker Carlson, a conservative American talk show host close to former US president Donald Trump, said Tuesday he was in Moscow to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In Chile, Natural Disasters Fall On All-volunteer Fire Service
From earthquakes to tsunamis and massive fires, Chile is prone to natural disasters -- but the firefighters called up to tackle them are all volunteers with day jobs, like architect Jorge Pena or insurance salesman Cristian Lobos.
EU Agrees First Law Combatting Violence Against Women
EU member countries and lawmakers reached an agreement on Tuesday on the bloc's first rules to tackle violence against women, the European Parliament and officials said.
Opposing Ukraine Aid Bill Is Playing Into Putin's Hands: Biden
President Joe Biden said Tuesday that Congress will play into the Kremlin's hands if it fails to renew funding for Ukraine's fight against Russia's invasion -- and blamed Donald Trump for playing politics with US security.
EU Strikes Deal On Clean Tech To Compete With China, US
EU states and lawmakers clinched a deal on Tuesday to expand Europe's clean tech production, from solar and wind to carbon capture, as the bloc faces off with China and the United States.
Chile Wildfire Death Toll Rises To 131
The death toll from a weekend inferno that razed hilltop neighborhoods in a coastal region of Chile rose to 131 on Tuesday, as forensic teams carried out the painstaking process of identifying the deceased.
Setting The Stage For Bolivia's Next Silver Boom
In the heart of South America, Bolivia has a long-standing reputation as a nation rich in history and culture. Positioned advantageously thanks to its mineral richness, the country is looking to revitalize its once thriving mining industry.
In 'AI Ready' Philippines, Can This New Bill Help Ease Workplace Fears?
The Philippine leader is confident that the country is "ready" for artificial intelligence, but in the crevices of the corporate world, there are concerns among employers regarding AI adoption.
Argentina's Milei Feted And Criticised For Jerusalem Embassy Plan
Argentina's President Javier Milei delighted his Israeli hosts but upset Hamas on Tuesday by announcing moves to shift his country's embassy to Jerusalem, almost as soon as he touched down.
Appeals Court Rejects Trump Claim Of Immunity From Prosecution
Donald Trump has no immunity from prosecution as a former president and can be tried on charges of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
US House Republicans Hold Vote To Impeach Homeland Security Chief
US lawmakers will vote Tuesday on impeaching Joe Biden's immigration chief over the border crisis, a hugely unusual maneuver seen by Democrats as a political provocation ahead of November's presidential election.
Fueling Uncertainty: Oil Prices Surge as Middle East Tensions Escalate
Oil prices climbed due to geopolitical tensions stemming from ongoing efforts to negotiate a Gaza truce and U.S. actions against Middle Eastern militants.
Senegal Plunged Into Crisis As Opposition Blasts 'Democratic Bankruptcy'
The Senegalese opposition on Tuesday denounced a "constitutional coup" after parliament voted to delay the presidential election by 10 months, plunging the normally stable country into its worst crisis in decades.
Three Die In 'Terrorist' Attack Outside Istanbul Court
Turkish police on Tuesday shot dead two assailants from a leftist organisation, branded "terrorists" by authorities, who attacked a security checkpoint outside Istanbul's main court, killing one person and injuring five, officials said.
Eight Dead, 80 Injured In India Firework Factory Explosion
At least eight people died and 80 were injured Tuesday in a giant explosion at a firework factory in India that saw balls of flames soar into the sky, officials said.
Kenya Cult Leader Charged With 191 Counts Of Murder: Court
A Kenyan court on Tuesday charged the leader of a starvation cult and dozens of suspected accomplices with murder over the deaths of nearly 200 people in a forest near the Indian Ocean.
Philippines' Marcos And Duterte Clan Alliance Ruptures
Less than two years after Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos was swept to power, his family's alliance with his firebrand predecessor Rodrigo Duterte has been shattered.
Middle East Conflict: Blinken In Egypt To Push Truce Deal; Argentine President Arrives In Israel
On Day 123 of the raging war in Gaza, other Iranian-backed groups and Hamas allies threaten stability in the region as they launch missiles toward Israel while targeting U.S. military assets.
'Feels Like Yesterday': Turkey Grieves On First Quake Anniversary
Ravaged by grief, bearing torches and holding up portraits of their lost families, thousands of earthquake survivors gathered in the pre-dawn hours Tuesday for the first anniversary of Turkey's worst disaster of modern times.
Thai Government Says Will Ban Recreational Cannabis Use
Cannabis was taken off the list of banned narcotics in June 2022 under the previous government, which included the pro-legalization Bhumjaithai party.
Last Day Of Campaigning In Pakistan's Lackluster Election
With former prime minister Imran Khan in jail and his party barred from contesting as a bloc, the field is open for the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) to win the most seats and give a fourth term as premier to its founder, Nawaz Sharif.
Gaza Girl, 6, Missing Along With Rescuers After Car Comes Under Fire
The last time six-year-old Hind Rajab was heard from, she was surrounded by dead relatives and trapped in the family's car after it came under fire in war-ravaged Gaza City.
Colombia And ELN Rebels Announce Ceasefire Extension
The Colombian government and the National Liberation Army (ELN) rebel group on Tuesday announced a six-month extension to a ceasefire in effect since August, with the ELN agreeing to suspend kidnappings for ransom.
Chinese 'Swifties' Shake It Off At Beijing Watch Party
Waving glow sticks, and wearing sequin dresses and friendship bracelets, Chinese fans of American pop sensation Taylor Swift turn a normally-quiet Beijing cinema into a raucous celebration of their favourite singer.
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