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Asia Stocks Up Before Trump-Zelensky Talks

Asian stocks were mostly higher Monday ahead of talks between Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and European leaders in Washington.

Zelensky, European Leaders Head To US For Talks On Peace Deal Terms

European leaders would ask Trump 'to what extent' Washington was ready to contribute to security guarantees for Ukraine

US President Donald Trump said reclaiming Crimea or entering NATO were off the table for Ukraine, as President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Washington for Monday's talks aimed at ending the war with Russia.

Games Industry In Search Of New Winning Combo At Gamescom 2025

Almost 335,000 people attended last year's Gamescom

The global games industry gathers for the vast Gamescom trade fair in Cologne this week, with hopes that upcoming heavy-hitters like "GTA VI" can help the industry escape its doldrums.

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Police in Ecuador are battling to contain soaring gang violence

Seven Killed In Latest Ecuador Pool Hall Shooting

Gunmen shot dead at least seven people at a pool hall in the Ecuadoran city of Santo Domingo, police said Sunday, in the country's latest gruesome massacre amid soaring gang violence.

Stamp had a magnetic screen presence from his earliest roles

Terence Stamp: From Arthouse Icon To Blockbuster Villain

Whether starring as a road-tripping transgender woman in "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", an intergalactic supervillain in "Superman" or a mysterious beauty in "Theorem", Terence Stamp, who died Sunday at 87, captivated audiences in experimental films and Hollywood blockbusters alike.

Terence Stamp brought magnetism to his many roles he played over his six-decade career

Terence Stamp, 60s Icon And Superman Villain, Dies

British actor Terence Stamp, a leading man of 1960s cinema before reinventing himself in a series of striking roles -- including as Superman villain General Zod -- has died aged 87, UK media cited his family announcing Sunday.

Arsenal battled to a 1-0 win at Manchester United

Arsenal Battle To Beat Man Utd, World Champions Chelsea Held By Palace

Arsenal's quest for Premier League glory got off to a winning start as Riccardo Calafiori's goal beat Manchester United 1-0 on Sunday, while world champions Chelsea were lucky to escape with a 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace.

Terence Stamp, Superman Villain And 'Swinging Sixties' Icon, Dies Aged 87: UK Media

British actor Terence Stamp, who perfected the role of the brooding villain and starred in "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", has died aged 87, UK media cited his family announcing on Sunday.

Enzo Maresca's Chelsea were held to a 0-0 draw by Crystal Palace

Chelsea Draw Blank In Palace Stalemate

Chelsea suffered a Club World Cup hangover as they were lucky to escape with a 0-0 draw against Crystal Palace to open their Premier League campaign on Sunday.

Air Canada flight attendants walked offer the job over a pay dispute

Air Canada To Resume Flights After Govt Directive Ends Strike

Air Canada said it will resume flying on Sunday after the country's industrial relations board ordered an end to a strike by 10,000 flight attendants that effectively shut down the airline and snarled summer travel.

"Voto nulo": Evo Morales has called on his supporters to spoil their ballots

Bolivian Right Eyes Return In Elections Marked By Economic Crisis

Bolivians head to the polls Sunday for elections marked by a deep economic crisis that has seen the left implode and the right eyeing its first shot at power in 20 years.

Former Pro-democracy Hong Kong Lawmaker Granted Asylum In Australia

Former pro-democracy Hong Kong lawmaker Ted Hui who is wanted by the Chinese city has been granted asylum in Australia, he said in a social media post, calling on Canberra to do more for those who remain jailed.

Jihadists used guns and explosives to blast their way into the prison in the 2022 attack

Nigeria Arrests Leaders Of Terror Group Accused Of 2022 Jailbreak

Nigerian officials said Saturday they had arrested the alleged leaders of a jihadist group behind a 2022 jailbreak in the capital Abuja that temporarily freed hundreds of inmates.

Man City beat Wolves 4-0 in their Premier League opener

Spurs Get Frank Off To Flier As Haaland Sparks Revamped Man City

Tottenham manager Thomas Frank enjoyed a "dream" home debut with a 3-0 win over Burnley, while Erling Haaland inspired new-look Manchester City's 4-0 rout of Wolves on the opening weekend of the Premier League season on Saturday.

Air Canada planes are seen at Toronto's airport

Air Canada Flight Attendants Strike Over Pay, Shutting Down Service

Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike Saturday, as the airline announced a complete shutdown of operations, creating summer travel chaos for its 130,000 daily passengers.

Protesters were kept far from the summit venue

Made-for-TV Pageantry As Trump Brings Putin In From Cold

Stepping foot on Western soil for the first time since he ordered the invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin basked in choreographed pageantry courtesy of Donald Trump -- but awkwardness was not far away.

Schwab had denied all the accusations against him

Davos Founder Schwab Cleared Of Misconduct By WEF Probe

An investigation conducted by the World Economic Forum's board on Friday cleared the body's founder Klaus Schwab and his wife of wrongdoing, after a probe into whistleblower complaints.

Misinformation was clouding a high-risk summit between US President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump.

Falsehoods Swirl Around Trump-Putin Summit

From false claims of a Ukrainian assassin shot dead in Alaska to baseless reports of Russia declaring the sale of the territory to the United States illegal, misinformation has swirled around the summit between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump.

Despite solid US retail sales in July, some analysts expect weakening later in the year as the labor market loses steam and additional tariff effects are felt

US Retail Sales Rise Amid Limited Consumer Tariff Hit So Far

US retail sales rose moderately in July, according to data released Friday, as markets monitor tariffs that do not so far appear to have significantly battered consumers.

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has remained largely isolated on the world stage over restrictions it has imposed under its strict interpretation of Islamic law, particularly on women and girls

Taliban Mark Fourth Year In Power In Afghanistan

Afghanistan's Taliban authorities marked the fourth anniversary of their takeover on Friday buoyed by Russia's first official recognition of their government, a step they hope other countries will follow.

The Italian coastguard released a video of Wednesday's rescue operation off Lampedusa

Italian Authorities Try To Identify Lampedusa Capsize Victims

Italian authorities on Friday sought to identify the bodies of 27 people who died when two crowded boats sank off the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa.