Bodies In Cars, On The Ground After Zaporizhzhia Civilian Convoy Strike
Bodies in cars, on the ground after Zaporizhzhia civilian convoy strike
IMF Says Ukraine War Prompts Worst Global Food Crisis Since At Least 2008
The Ukraine war's disruptions to grain and fertilizer flows have prompted the worst food security crisis since at least the one following the 2007-2008 global financial meltdown, with some 345 million people now facing life-threatening shortages, the International Monetary Fund said on Friday.
US Expands Russia Sanctions After Putin Illegally Annexes 4 Regions Of Ukraine
The Biden administration on Friday added further sanctions on Russia and Russian entities following Putin's annexation of four regions in Ukraine.
Baltics Say Ukrainian Annexation Mirrors Their Occupation Story
Russia's annexation of four Ukrainian regions on Friday brought back painful memories in the Baltic countries, which say the same playbook was used to join them to the Soviet Union in 1940.
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Iran's clerical rulers are eager to crush mass anti-government protests, but maneuvering over the eventual succession to the supreme leader and rifts over security tactics have complicated efforts to curb the unrest, three analysts and an official said.
Iran Cleric Calls For Crackdown On Protesters
An influential Iranian cleric called for tough action on Friday against protesters enraged by the death of a young woman in police custody who have called for the downfall of the country's leaders.
Toddler With Severe Burns Dies In Hospital, Family Alleges Medical Negligence
The toddler had suffered severe burn injuries after boiled milk fell on her.
UK Teen Died After 'Negative Effects Of Online Content': Coroner
UK teen died after 'negative effects of online content': coroner
Iran Protests Death Toll Hits 83; More Women Remove Hijabs In Public [Videos]
The protests began on Sept. 16 after a 22-year-old woman died while in the custody of Iran's morality police.
Thai Court Clears Way For PM Prayuth's Return From Suspension
Thailand's Constitutional Court on Friday ruled Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha had not exceeded the maximum eight years allowed in office, clearing the way for the former coup leader's return from a five-week suspension.
Yurts Provide Cheap Escape For Hungarians Fleeing Cost Of Living Crisis
David Zih, who works in Hungary's film industry, never thought he would end up living in a yurt to escape the surging costs of living.
UN Farm Fund In Talks With IMF To Join Forces On Resilience Trust -president
The United Nations International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is in talks with the International Monetary Fund on joining forces on a new financing programme designed to shore up sustainable growth in poorer countries.
Gunfire Heard Near Burkina Faso Presidency: Witnesses
Gunfire heard near Burkina Faso presidency: witnesses
Three Women Jailed For Trying To Sell Baby On Social Media For $3,200
The child's mother claimed during interrogation that she sold her child because she needed money, according to reports.
Nord Stream Gas 'Sabotage': Who's Being Blamed And Why?
Major leaks that suddenly erupted in the Nord Stream gas pipelines that run from Russia to Europe under the Baltic Sea have generated plenty of theories but few clear answers about who or what caused the damage.
Suicide Attack At Tutoring Centre In Afghan Capital Kills 19
A suicide attack at a tutoring centre in the Afghan capital Kabul killed at least 19 people and wounded dozens, police said on Friday, but there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast.
Russian Missile Strikes Kill At Least 23 Civilians In South Ukraine - Local Officials
Missiles slammed into a car market in southern Ukraine on Friday, killing at least 23 people in a convoy of civilian vehicles and leaving bloodied bodies strewn across the ground in an attack local officials blamed on Russia.
Lula Vows 'Peace And Love' For Polarized Brazil In Comeback Attempt
Brazilian leftist Luis Inacio Lula da Silva is within reach of a dramatic comeback in Sunday's election, four years after the popular two-term president watched from a jail cell as his party was trounced in the last presidential campaign.
China To Continue Wolf Warrior Diplomacy In Xi Jinping's Third Term
As China sees itself stuck in an ideological battle of global dominance with the West, Beijing's brand of diplomacy won't be about playing nice.
'Democracy On The Ballot' As Brazil Holds Divisive Vote
'Democracy on the ballot' as Brazil holds divisive vote
Heavy Gunfire In Burkina Faso Capital, Soldiers On Streets
Heavy gunfire rang out from the main military camp and some residential areas of Burkina Faso's capital on Friday and a large blast was heard near the presidential palace, Reuters reporters said.
Cubans In Havana Bang Pots And Protest Days-long Blackout After Ian
Cubans took to the streets on Thursday night to bang pots and protest across several neighborhoods in the capital Havana as the country entered its third day of blackouts following Hurricane Ian.
Indonesian Navy Denies It Requested Payments To Release Ships
The Indonesian navy hasn't requested or received money to release detained vessels or ship captains, a senior naval officer said, responding to a Reuters report quoting captains saying they were held by the navy in an extortion scheme.
Thai Court Rules Suspended PM Prayut Can Resume Office
Thai court rules suspended PM Prayut can resume office
French Economy Minister 'Worried' By British 'Disaster'
French economy minister 'worried' by British 'disaster'
Civilians Killed In Ukraine Convoy Attack As Putin To Proclaim Rule Over Seized Land
A missile attack on a convoy of cars in southern Ukraine killed a number of civilians on Friday, hours before President Vladimir Putin was due to proclaim Moscow's rule over lands it has seized in his invasion.
In Colombia, Land Occupations Raise Tensions And Spook Investors
A machete slung across his chest, sugarcane worker Aldemar Moreno guards the entrance to the farm where he has been employed for 23 years, ready to defend it from land occupations by indigenous groups and others that have erupted around Colombia.
Nobel Peace Prize Could Condemn Ukraine War Or Highlight Climate Change
This year's Nobel Peace Prize could condemn the war in Ukraine by recognising opponents of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the volunteers who have helped civilians, or Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who ranks high on bookmakers' lists.
US Navy's Plans To Deploy Unmanned Subs Plagued By Delays, Cost Overruns: Report
According to the U.S. GAO report, the original cost of the project was $379 million, which has now escalated to $621 million with $504 million already spent.
EU Takes Malta To Court For Selling Citizenship To Wealthy Investors
Malta offers a golden passport scheme, under which wealthy foreigners of any nationality can buy the country's citizenship.
Suicide Blast Kills 19 At Education Centre In Afghan Capital
Suicide blast kills 19 at education centre in Afghan capital
S.Korea, U.S., Japan Stage Anti-submarine Drills Amid N.Korea Tension
The navies of South Korea, the United States and Japan staged trilateral anti-submarine exercises for the first time in five years on Friday, amid tension over North Korea's series of missile tests.
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