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Apple will have to change the charger for its iPhones in the European Union from autumn 2024 to comply with new rules introducing a single charging port for most electronic devices.

Turkish lawmakers began debating on Tuesday a contentious media bill, proposed by President Tayyip Erdogan's AK Party and its nationalist allies, that the opposition and media rights groups say will intensify a years-long crackdown on critical reporting.

Spain's cabinet on Tuesday settled on a 2023 draft budget after tough negotiations within the leftist coalition that concluded with increases in social and also military spending, and the extension of free rail travel passes.

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on Tuesday some Western ministers avoided a so-called family photo of participants at climate talks in Kinshasa because they were uncomfortable with the presence of Russia's representative.

Sudanese pro-democracy groups are about to ask the country's United Nations mission to help them integrate a paramilitary force and former rebel factions into a unified army, or disarm and demobilise them, a draft letter seen by Reuters shows.

Pro-Russia demonstrators rally in Burkina after coup

The head of the European Union's powerful lending arm has urged leaders not to backslide on climate targets amid the energy crisis and signalled a joint action plan from the world's top development banks at next month's COP 27 summit and on Ukraine.

Russian forces under pressure in south Ukraine

Shell CEO hints energy firms should pay more tax

Pakistan is out of money to spend on recovery from recent devastating floods, its climate change minister said on Tuesday, urging prompt international help at the U.N.

Billionaire Jeff Bezos's environmental fund is seeking to build a coalition with African and European countries around this year's U.N.

As former Brazilian President Luiz In?cio Lula da Silva looks to consolidate his lead in the presidential race ahead of an Oct.

The victim's father had asked his friend to take care of his two children.

None of the contract soldiers ended up writing a police statement after the incident.

A public inquiry into Britain's response to and handling of the COVID-19 pandemic got underway on Tuesday, with a promise it would get to the truth, and expose any wrongdoing or culpable conduct.

The dead soldier had two slashes on his neck, and a blade was found beside his body, according to reports.

An investigation into the incident has been launched, according to authorities.

Animals are more than ever a test of our character: Matthew Scully

Fears have escalated that Russia may push its war to an unpredictable new stage of nuclear readiness and confrontation.

Indonesian police wrongly used tear gas inside a soccer stadium to disperse rioting fans, an internal oversight official said on Tuesday, while the country's soccer federation banned two club officials over the chaos that killed at least 125 people.

The USS Nimitz, the world's largest multi-mission nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was stuck at port due to contamination in the drinking water system.

British interior minister Suella Braverman will set out plans on Tuesday for new powers which would ban migrants who cross the English Channel from claiming asylum, a government source said.

The U.K. and other JEF partner nations are looking to coordinate security response and increase maritime presence following the attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines.

UK's embattled govt stares at new U-turn on economy

In the densely populated Gaza Strip, a battle for space is pitting the living against the dead as homeless squatters settle in the area's cemeteries while authorities grapple with the growing demand for new housing.

At least 15 dead in new Ecuador prison riot

British Prime Minister Liz Truss had hoped her governing Conservative Party's annual conference would be her crowning glory, but instead she was forced into a humiliating U-turn that has left her, and her team, fighting for credibility.

The missile is the first North Korean projectile to pass through Japanese airspace since 2017.

Xi's 'Chinese Dream' flickers in one Beijing neighbourhood