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Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week that Moscow will now only accept rubles as payment for natural gas deliveries to "unfriendly" countries, which include the European Union

Team OneFist Breaches Russia's Second Largest Bank, Ties Up Funds Of Logistics Companies

"They have no idea where the money got sent right now as the records of it were destroyed," team OneFists founder shared.

Ukraine Says Russia Has No Grounds To Review Black Sea Grain Deal

Ukraine ready to ship grain, awaits signal for first shipment

A Ukrainian presidential adviser said on Wednesday that Russia had no grounds to review the landmark deal allowing Ukraine to export grain from ports in the Black Sea and that the terms of the wartime agreement were being strictly observed.

East Timor Prods Australia On Long-stalled Gas Project

Nobel laureate Jose Ramos Horta, the new-elected President of East Timor, delivers his speech after taking his oath during the swearing ceremony in Dili

Indonesia, South Korea, Japan and China could all be interested in investing in a long-delayed gas project in the waters between East Timor and Australia crucial to the Asian nation's future, East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta said on Wednesday.

Kiribati's President Anote Tong addresses the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit in New York

Kiribati Moving Towards Authoritarianism, Former President Warns

The Pacific island nation of Kiribati is moving towards authoritarianism, its former president said in an interview on Wednesday, after the government suspended all judges from its appeal and high courts.

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East Timor President Jose Ramos-Horta (L) shakes hands with Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Canberra on Wednesday

East Timor Says China Could Help Fund Major Pipeline Project

East Timor says China could help fund major pipeline project

Birds fly over a closed steel factory where chimneys of another working factory are seen in background, in Tangshan

EU, China Trade Barbs Over Failed G20 Climate Talks

The European Union and China are questioning each other's commitment to fighting climate change, following the failure of climate talks by the Group of 20 (G20) last week.

12 Dead, 11 Injured In Vietnam Karaoke Bar Fire

12 dead, 11 injured in Vietnam karaoke bar fire

A ritual worker picks up the body of a killed Russian soldier before loading them to a refrigerated rail car, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, at a compound of a morgue in Kharkiv, Ukraine May 22, 2022.

50,100 Russia Soldiers Have Died In Ukraine War; 2,000 Tanks Destroyed

According to Ukrainian authorities, at least 350 Russian soldiers were killed in combat Tuesday.

Rural Indians Join Rush To Study Abroad As Prospects Dim At Home

When 19-year-old Sachin failed to score the grades he needed to get into a good Indian college, his father, a small shopkeeper, took a loan and dug deep into the family savings to help him secure a Canadian student visa.

Local residents look at debris of a residential building damaged by a Russian military strike in Kharkiv

Ukrainian 'Counter-attack Underway', UN Pushes For Nuclear Plant's Safety

Ukrainian forces have attacked the Russian-held eastern town of Balakliia in the Kharkiv region, a senior pro-Moscow separatist official said, as Ukrainian officials remained guarded about how a counter offensive was faring.

Ethiopian Reem Suhail, wearing a headband in the colours of Tigray's flag, takes part in the Ashenda celebrations

Ethiopians From War-ravaged Tigray Celebrate Holiday In Sudan

Ethiopians from war-ravaged Tigray celebrate holiday in Sudan

Activists said they had registered higher than usual radiation levels at the site, which contains radioactive waste buried in the pre-Chernobyl Soviet era, near to where a new eight-lane highway is planned in Moscow

Radiation From Possible Ukraine Nuclear Plant Explosion May Reach Turkey, Greece, More Countries

Shelling over the course of Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine has caused damage to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

The half-way solution of keeping two nuclear power plants on standby pleased no one

Germany's Nuclear Stay Fails To Quell Debate

Germany's nuclear stay fails to quell debate

Russia Offers Amnesty, Citizenship To Ukraine Prisoners If They Join War Against Their Country

The Ukrainian prisoners are currently being held in the occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk.

France's Caroline Garcia celebrates her quarter-final victory over Coco Gauff on Tuesday

Garcia Beats Gauff To Reach US Open Semi-finals

Garcia beats Gauff to reach US Open semi-finals

Low on petrol and resources, Sri Lankan fishermen sail against the tides to make a living

No Kerosene, No Food, Sri Lanka's Fishermen Say

As the sun rose over Sri Lanka one morning in late August, around a dozen fishermen were laying out their nets on a beach in Mannar, a small island just off the country's northwestern coast, the start of the day's work.

"There is no place for showering or going to the bathroom," Zebunnisa said at a makeshift camp for flood-displaced Pakistanis in Fazilpur, Punjab province

Shame, Misery As Pakistan Floods Leave Many Without Toilets

Shame, misery as Pakistan floods leave many without toilets

Le président brésilien Jair Bolsonaro (D) aux côtés de son épouse Michelle (G), avec la relique du coeur de l'empereur Pierre 1er, exposée à Brasilia à l'occasion du bicentenaire de l'Indépendance, le 24 août 2022

Divisive Campaign Clouds Party As Brazil Turns 200

Divisive campaign clouds party as Brazil turns 200

'Who can stop this war,' the Ukrainian soldier pleaded after being pinned down to the same spot for five hours by exploding Russian shells

Russian 'Commandant' Of Occupied Ukraine City Loses Both Legs To Car Explosion

Artem Bardin was appointed as the "commandant" of the city of Berdyansk in Zaporizhzhia Oblast after it was claimed by the Russian army.

The region was also imaged using the Mid-infrared Instrument (MIRI), which uses longer wavelengths of infrared to pierce through dust grains that absorb or scatter shorter wavelengths

NASA's Webb Catches Tarantula Nebula

NASA's Webb catches Tarantula Nebula

Canadian singer-songwriter Justin Bieber arrives for the 64th Annual Grammy Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on April 3, 2022

Justin Bieber Scraps World Tour Over Health Issues

Justin Bieber scraps world tour over health issues

The controversy comes against the background of a growing clamour in France from ecologists for restrictions on private jet travel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

PSG Face Backlash Over Mockery Of Train Travel Option

PSG face backlash over mockery of train travel option

Russian and Iranian foreign ministers meet in Moscow

Russia Questions U.N.-brokered Grain, Fertilizer Export Deal

Russia on Tuesday questioned a U.N.-brokered deal with Ukraine to boost grain and fertilizer exports by both countries, accusing Western states of failing to honor pledges to help facilitate Moscow's shipments.

State of the Nation Address ahead of Indonesia's Independence Day

Indonesian President Likely To Weather Fuel Price Rise Uproar, Analysts Say

Thousands of people joined protests across Indonesia this week against a fuel price increase but even as anger mounts on the streets of Southeast Asia's largest economy, analysts say President Joko Widodo is well placed to weather the storm.

Russia's ambassador to the UN, Vasily Nebenzya, expressed regret at a UN Security Council meeting on September 6, 2022, that an IAEA report on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant did not blame Ukraine for shelling the Russian-occupied Ukrainian facility

Russia 'Regrets' IAEA Report Did Not Blame Ukraine: UN Envoy

Russia 'regrets' IAEA report did not blame Ukraine: UN envoy

With court's backing, Ecuador's indigenous patrol Aguarico river to block Amazon mining

Ecuador Indigenous Demand Rulings Against Extractive Industries Be Enforced

Two indigenous communities from Ecuador's Amazon region on Tuesday demanded the Constitutional Court enforce rulings from 2018 and 2019 to protect thousands of hectares (thousands of acres) of tropical jungle from oil and mining projects.

Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala

Justin Bieber Suspends Tour Dates To Prioritize Health

Pop Singer Justin Bieber said Tuesday he would take a break from his rescheduled Justice World Tour due to mental and physical health issues.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric has replaced five ministers after voters rejected a draft new constitution

Chile's President Changes Ministers After Referendum Rout

Chile's president changes ministers after referendum rout

Rescuers clear rubble from a mall in Kremenchuk, on June 28, 2022, one of a series of Russian attacks that have led Ukraine to urge the West to label Moscow a "state sponsor of terrorism"

Biden Rejects Branding Russia 'State Sponsor Of Terrorism'

Biden rejects branding Russia 'state sponsor of terrorism'

Suella Braverman arrives at Number 10 Downing Street in London

Liz Truss's Cabinet Is Britain's First Without White Man In Top Jobs

The new British Prime Minister Liz Truss has selected a cabinet where for the first time a white man will not hold one of the country's four most important ministerial positions.

Flames consume an area of the Brasilia National Park in the Brazilian capital September 5, 2022

Wildfire Hits Brasilia National Park Amid Drought

Wildfire hits Brasilia National Park amid drought

Local residents stand amid the rubble of an apartment after it was hit by a Russian missile strike in Kharkiv, Ukraine.

Russia Buying N. Korean Munitions For Ukraine: US

Russia buying N. Korean munitions for Ukraine: US

HSBC Not Liable For Al-Qaeda Suicide Attack At CIA Base -US Appeals Court

A divided U.S. appeals court on Tuesday said HSBC Holdings Plc was not liable to the families of two American contractors killed in an al-Qaeda suicide bombing of a CIA base in Afghanistan, after the bank allegedly evaded U.S.