From Backstage To Spotlight: LGBTQ Samba Group Takes On Rio Carnival
From backstage to spotlight: LGBTQ samba group takes on Rio carnival
Penthouses In North Korea Are Mainly For The Unfortunate Few
For people in many countries, living in a penthouse is the dream. In North Korea? Not so much.
COVID To Crypto-amulets: Young Thais Seek Fortune-telling Upgrades
Thai masters student Dhidhaj Sumedhsvast didn't believe in fortune-telling or supernatural powers until the coronavirus pandemic started two years ago.
'Terrified': Musk Twitter Buyout Bid Rattles Tech World
'Terrified': Musk Twitter buyout bid rattles tech world
Musk's Twitter Play Sparks Concerns About Distraction, Stock Sales At Tesla
Elon Musk's offer to buy Twitter sparked concerns among Tesla investors and analysts that the electric carmaker could suffer as the chief executive becomes distracted by his takeover play and the possible sales of Tesla shares to fund the deal.
Powerful Explosions Heard In Kyiv After Russian Warship Sinks
Powerful explosions were heard in Kyiv on Friday and fighting raged in the east after Ukraine claimed responsibility for the sinking of the Russian navy's Black Sea flagship in what would be one of the heaviest blows of the war.
Russia Says It Strikes Kyiv Missile Factory After Its Flagship Sinks In Black Sea
The flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet has sunk after what Kyiv said was a Ukrainian missile strike, dealing one of the heaviest blows yet to Moscow's war effort and providing a stunning symbol of Kyiv's resistance against a better-armed foe.
Russia Says It Hits Kyiv Missile Factory After Flagship Sinks In Black Sea
The flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet has sunk after what Kyiv said was a Ukrainian missile strike, dealing one of the heaviest blows yet to Moscow's war effort and providing a powerful symbol of Kyiv's resistance against a better-armed foe.
Ukraine Says Fighting Rages Around Mariupol Steel Plant, Port
Ukraine said on Friday it was trying to break Russian forces' siege of Mariupol, with fighting raging around the city's Illich steel works and port, as the capital Kyiv was rocked by some of the most powerful explosions in two weeks.
Ukraine Says Fighting Rages In Mariupol, Blasts Rattle Kyiv
Ukraine said on Friday it was trying to break Russia's siege of Mariupol as fighting raged around the city's massive steel works and port, and the capital Kyiv was rocked by some of the most powerful explosions in two weeks.
Tunisia Detains A Journalist Who Criticized Police, Second Reporter Held In A Month
A Tunisian court on Thursday detained a journalist who criticised police and the interior minister, the main journalism union said, denouncing a setback in freedom of expression since President Kais Saied seized executive power last summer.
S.Korea To Lift Most COVID Curbs Next Week As Omicron Wanes
South Korea said on Friday it will drop most COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions next week including a midnight curfew on eateries as the Omicron surge in cases shows signs of waning, although people will still have to wear masks.
Brazil Government Sees Gross Debt At 79.6% Of GDP In '23, Sets Deficit Goal At 65.9 Billion Reais
The Brazilian government projected on Thursday that the country's debt will reach 79.6% of gross domestic product in 2023, rising to 80.3% in 2024 and remaining at that level in 2025.
Texas, Chihuahua Governors Agree On Deal To Return Border Truck Traffic To Normal
Commercial truck traffic from the Mexican state of Chihuahua to Texas will return to normal immediately after both sides reached an agreement on border security, Texas Governor Greg Abbott said on Thursday.
Analysis — Why Musk's Buffett-like Playbook Won't Work On Twitter
"My offer is my best and final offer."Elon Musk's $43 billion bid for Twitter takes a page out of Warren Buffett's take-it-or-leave-it playbook.
IDB Board Votes To Probe Allegations Against Chief Claver-Carone - Sources
The board of governors of the Inter-American Development Bank has approved a resolution to hire an outside firm to investigate allegations that IDB President Mauricio Claver-Carone had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate, sources familiar with the decision said on Thursday.
Cheniere Energy Exec Says Surging U.S. Natgas Prices Will Spur Production
Top U.S. liquefied natural gas producer Cheniere Energy on Thursday said surging U.S.
Family Of Black Man Killed By Michigan Police Demands Criminal Charges
The family of an African refugee killed by a Michigan police officer during a traffic stop demanded on Thursday that authorities dismiss the officer from the force and file criminal charges against him, a day after a video of the fatal shooting was released.
Ukrainian Forces Cling On In Devastated Eastern Town Popasna
Ukrainian forces cling on in devastated eastern town Popasna
New Aid Convoys For Ethiopia's Tigray After Truce
New aid convoys for Ethiopia's Tigray after truce
Ukrainian Sappers Defuse Russian Minefield Outside Kyiv
Ukrainian sappers defuse Russian minefield outside Kyiv
Big U.S. Banks See Higher Net Interest Income As Rates Rise
Wells Fargo & Co and JPMorgan Chase & Co reported a rise in net interest income in the first quarter, as the U.S.
Analysis-Hawkish Fed And China Lockdowns Threaten Brazil's World-beating FX Rally
The Brazilian currency's monster rally may soon run out of gas, analysts and government officials say, as U.S.
Exclusive-White House Climate Adviser Gina McCarthy Planning To Step Down -sources
White House climate adviser Gina McCarthy is planning to step down, according to two sources familiar with the deliberations, likely ending a tenure marked by ambitious emissions targets but failure in securing major U.S.
Exclusive-Warshaw-led Consortium In $1.2 Billion Bid For Cumulus Media -sources
A consortium led by U.S. radio station industry veteran Jeff Warshaw has offered to acquire Cumulus Media Inc for close to $1.2 billion, including debt, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
German Pilots Turn Hobby Into Life-saving Mission For Ukrainians In Need
Rene Laumann's childhood dream of being a professional pilot did not come true, but flying became his hobby and is now part of a humanitarian mission.
Musk Says U.S. SEC 'Bastards' Forced Settlement Over Tesla Tweets
Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk on Thursday stepped up criticism of the U.S.
Le Pen Urges France To Defeat 'Elitist Bloc' In Macron Showdown
Le Pen urges France to defeat 'elitist bloc' in Macron showdown
U.S.-backed Kurds Tighten Siege Of Syrian Army-run Enclaves In Northeast
U.S. backed Kurdish-led forces tightened the siege on neighborhoods under the control of the Syrian government in two Kurdish-controlled cities in northeast Syria, officials from both sides said on Thursday.
Poland's CD Projekt Plans To Release Cyberpunk Expansion Next Year
Polish video game maker CD Projekt said on Thursday it would release an expansion of its flagship "Cyberpunk 2077" game next year, after announcing full-year net profit that topped expectations.