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49,500 Russian Military Personnel Have Died In Ukraine; 450 In Just One Day

Most of Russia's recent losses were in the direction of Donetsk and Kryvyi Rih, according to the Ukrainian military.

China PLA Air Force Made 446 Incursions Into Taiwan Airspace In August: Report

Taiwan scrambled its own fighter jets on Sunday as China launched its biggest incursion into the self-ruled island's air defence zone since October

The Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force has made a total of 1,098 incursions into Taiwan's airspace so far this year, according to reports.

Two Russian Embassy Staff Killed In Kabul Suicide Attack

Taliban fighters in the back of a pick-up truck in Kabul, where a suicide bomber killed at least two people in an attack outside the Russian embassy

Two Russian embassy staff killed in Kabul suicide attack

A video grab taken from AFPTV on September 1, 2022, shows a man who attempted to shoot Argentine Vice-President Cristina Kirchner being held in a police vehicle -- local media later reported that his companion was also arrested

Police In Argentina Arrest Companion Of Kirchner Attacker: Media

Police in Argentina arrest companion of Kirchner attacker: media

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those behind the first Organisers of the Crypto Policy Symposium hope the event will prompt much more 'critical discourse' of the sector

Cryptocurrency Sceptics Look To Bend The Ear Of Regulators

Cryptocurrency sceptics look to bend the ear of regulators

Saira Bibi, a pregnant flood-affected woman, already has four daughters, but is under pressure from her husband and his family to produce a son

Pregnant Women Caught In Pakistan Floods Desperate For Aid

Pregnant women caught in Pakistan floods desperate for aid

Solomon Island's Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare (C) expects the snap ban on foreign naval vessels to be lifted soon

Solomon Islands PM Says To Lift Ban On Foreign Navy Ships Soon

Solomon Islands PM says to lift ban on foreign navy ships soon

Conservative leadership candidate to appear on BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg show in London

Britain's Truss Expected To Be Named Conservative Leader, New PM

Liz Truss is expected to be named leader of the governing Conservative Party and Britain's next prime minister on Monday, poised to take power at a time when the country faces a cost of living crisis, industrial unrest and a recession.

RCMP manhunt after stabbing spree in Saskatchewan

Canada Mass Stabbings Leave 10 Dead As Search Continues For Suspects; Trudeau Calls Attacks 'Horrific'

Police has said the two suspects are "armed and dangerous."

Smoke rises behind a Ukrainian flag after Russian attacks hit a fuel storage facility in the city of Kalynivka

Ukrainian Forces Successfully Liberate 3 Towns From Russia: Zelensky

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked several Ukrainian units Sunday for their roles in the liberation of the settlements.

Russia's Best Attack Sub Is Lurking In The Mediterranean, Mocking NATO Navies

The advanced nuclear submarine of the Russian navy is reported to have sneaked into the Mediterranean, replacing the Slava class cruiser Marshal Ustinov.

Although voting day passed off peacefully, the results sparked angry protests in some Odinga strongholds

Kenya In Tense Wait For Supreme Court Verdict On Election

Kenya in tense wait for Supreme Court verdict on election

A woman makes her way in strong winds brought by Typhoon Hinnamnor in Naha

S.Korea Braces For 'Very Strong' Typhoon, Businesses Curb Operations

Typhoon Hinnamnor neared South Korea on Monday, forcing flight cancellations, suspensions of some business operations and closures of schools, as the country raised its typhoon-alert level to its highest.

With its green fields, red-brick buildings, irrigation canals and livestock farming, Warraq is a ferry ride away from Cairo's traffic-choked streets

Nile Islanders Face Eviction To Make Way For Egypt's Latest Grand Plan

Nile islanders face eviction to make way for Egypt's latest grand plan

US teenager Coco Gauff celebrates during her win over China's Zhang Shuai

Kyrgios Stuns Medvedev At US Open As Gauff Advances

Kyrgios stuns Medvedev at US Open as Gauff advances

Remains Discovered In Medieval Well Possibly Victims Of Anti-Semitic Massacre: Study

Of the six remains analyzed, four were "closely related."

Britain finds out Monday if its new prime minister will be Rishi Sunak (L) or Liz Truss (R) who has been ahead in polls

UK To Learn Name Of New Prime Minister After Long Vote

UK to learn name of new prime minister after long vote

Former Nirvana bandmember and current Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, seen here in February 2022, had another lawsuit against him and other defendants thrown out over a photo of a naked baby on their the 90s album "Nevermind"

Judge Again Dismisses Nirvana Baby Album Cover Lawsuit

Judge again dismisses Nirvana baby album cover lawsuit

The Cuban peso, seen here, is at its weakest against the US dollar in decades, a currency tracker says

Cuban Peso At Weakest In Decades As Economic Crisis Persists

Cuban peso at weakest in decades as economic crisis persists

Around a hundred German soldiers have disembarked in Klaipeda

More German Troops Begin Arriving In Lithuania

More German troops begin arriving in Lithuania

Fraser stars as a 600-lb (250-kg) English professor in Darren Aronofsky's 'The Whale'

Brendan Fraser Makes 'Whale'-sized Comeback In Venice

Brendan Fraser makes 'Whale'-sized comeback in Venice

Sunday's incident follows a shooting spree last month targeting an Israeli bus in east Jerusalem

Seven Wounded In Shooting On Israeli Bus In West Bank

Seven wounded in shooting on Israeli bus in West Bank

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmygal (R) held talks with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (L) on a visit to Germany

Ukraine PM Visits Berlin, Seeking More Weapons

Ukraine PM visits Berlin, seeking more weapons

The German and Israeli presidents will attend a commemoration ceremony for the 1972 attack

50 Years To Agree Olympic Attack Compensation 'Shameful': German President

50 years to agree Olympic attack compensation 'shameful': German president

Soldiers provide security at a polling station being set up ahead of the September 4, 2022 referendum in Chile on whether to adopt a new constitution

Chile Votes On Overhaul Of Dictatorship-era Constitution

Chile votes on overhaul of dictatorship-era constitution

Illustration picture of flames from a gas burner on a cooker in France

Factbox-Europe's Efforts To Shield Households From Soaring Energy Costs

Europe faces massive increases in energy bills driven by rocketing gas prices as the Ukraine conflict and European sanctions on Russia heighten concerns over gas supplies.

A book storying the life of Shaul Ladany a survivor of the Munich 1972 olympic games is placed on a table at Ladany's house in Omer

Israeli Survivors Remember Munich Olympic Massacre, 50 Years On

Ankie Spitzer was 26 years old when her husband Andre, a coach of the Israeli fencing team, was killed by Palestinian gunmen at the 1972 Munich Olympics, 50 years ago this week, and the memories of that day have dominated her life ever since.

Ceramics factory opens at sunrise due to rising energy costs, in Citta di Castello

No Time To Waste, Worried Italian Business Leaders Warn Politicians

Italy cannot afford weeks of political inertia after an election this month, business chiefs said, adding that sky-high energy prices are already forcing more and more firms to curtail production.

Reuters interview with Brothers of Italy leader Giorgia Meloni

Italy's EU Funding Plan Can Be Modified - Meloni

Italy should not take on more debt to respond to the energy crisis but it should be able to amend its European Union-backed recovery programme to ease pressures, Brothers of Italy leader Giorgia Meloni said on Sunday.

Flood-hit Pakistan Breaches Largest Freshwater Lake To Avert Overflow

Authorities in flood-hit Pakistan strategically breached the country's largest freshwater lake on Sunday, a minister said, displacing up to 100,000 people from their homes but saving more densely populated areas from gathering flood water.