Doctor Who Defrauded Alberta Government Of $800,000 Gets 4 Years In Prison
The physician claimed false billings in 2016 for non-existent psychiatric counseling and treatment for hundreds of patients.
Kim's Daughter Reveal Shows Dynastic Dream For N. Korea: Analysts
Kim's daughter reveal shows dynastic dream for N. Korea: analysts
Climate Damage Offer Brings New Optimism At End Of COP27
The European Union backed an initiative Thursday night that would create a "broad donor base" to a fund that would aid countries vulnerable to climate change.
Iran Protests Updates: Police Shoot At Train Station Demonstrators
Protests in Iran have entered their second month, and security forces are cracking down on unrest.
Mexico Investigating Shanquella Robinson's Death As A Possible Femicide
Mexican authorities confirmed they are now investigating Shanquella Robinson's death as a possible femicide following an international investigation triggered by the FBI and State Department.
Explosive Traces and Foreign Objects Detected At Russian Pipeline Leaks
Swedish Prosecution Authority said investigators found traces of explosives at leak sits of Russia's Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipe lines.
Man With 22-Pound Kidney Tumor Undergoes Life-Saving Surgery
The doctors said the man, who has not been identified, was admitted to the hospital with abdominal swelling.
10-Month-Old Baby Dies During Cold-Cough Treatment In Hospital
Four doctors and three paramedical staff members of the private hospital in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh have been charged with negligence.
Zoo, Excavation For Deep-Diving Pool Found Inside Philippine Prison
The horses were allegedly used by personnel to chase escaped inmates, while the snakes were for controlling pests.
Man Allegedly Kills Live-In Partner In Front Of Her 1-Year-Old Child
The police told local media that the accused allegedly strangled his partner after he suspected her of cheating on him.
Ukrainian Surgeons Continue Heart Surgery In The Dark Amid Blackouts
More than 10 million Ukrainians have been left without power following Russia's missile attacks.
Australian Billionaire Donates $500M To Rebuild Ukraine
Australian mining billionaire Andrew Forrest called the investment fund Ukraine's version of the "Marshall Plan" and make the country a "miracle economy."
Russian Soldier To Expose The Rot At The Core Of Moscow's Ukraine Invasion
The report says the 27-year-old Russian soldier expressed his opposition to the war and was demoted from his rank.
Au Dhabi Launches Crypto Hub Amid Unprecedented Market Crisis
The FSRA in UAE, which regulates Abu Dhabi's financial hub, released a list of guiding principles on its approach to digital asset supervision and regulation in September.
As Ukraine War Drags On, US Running Low On Some High-End Weapons: Report
The shortage is primarily due to the high demand in Ukraine.
23 Women Suffer 'Unbearable Pain' After Forced Ligation Without Anesthesia
Around 30 women were scheduled to undergo the procedure, but seven fled from the establishment due to fear, officials said.
Student Tells Dad Uncle Raped Her, Parent Reacts By Raping Her As Well
The 17-year-old girl said she was also molested by her grandfather.
Russians Impose 'Forced Labor' In Melitopol To Stop Ukrainian Resistance
The mayor of Melitopol in Ukraine said resistance forces destroyed an ammunition depot and a railway bridge used by Russian troops to transport heavy weapons.
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Ukraine Compares Russia To ISIS After Admitting It's Bombing Facilities To Force Negotiation
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reportedly said that they are carrying out missile strikes in Ukraine after the latter refused to negotiate with Moscow.
400 Russian Soldiers Died In Ukraine In 1 Day; 83,110 Deaths Since February
Russian forces are experiencing low morale amid reports of Russia's losses in Ukraine.
Putin's Diehard Supporter Threatens 7 Countries With Air Strikes
The Russian state TV host also called on Moscow to double down on producing the equipment Russia needs for its war in Ukraine.
China Pays Citizens To Marry Muslims In Effort To Wipe Out Uyghurs: Report
Two mixed Uyghur-Han couples were reportedly offered over $5,000 to enter arranged marriages.
Rare Protests In China Over 'Zero-Covid' Policy As Cases Rise
Chinese citizens are expressing their impatience with the Covid lockdown policies and taking to the streets in rare protests.
Restaurant Guests Kill Waiter After Finding Rice In Their Mutton Soup
Police have filed a murder case against the two accused who are still on the run, according to reports.
Russia's Crime Against Ukrainian Children Revealed: Deaths, Deportations
A Ukrainian official said they created mobile groups to document the crimes and offenses made by Russian troops against the Ukrainian children.
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Mexico To Extradite Suspect In Shanquella Robinson Murder Case
Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for the woman suspected of assaulting Shanquella Robinson in San Jose del Cabo last month.
Canada Charges Chinese Power Plant Employee With Espionage
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) began investigating the alleged spy after Hydro-Quebec's corporate security unit grew suspicious of him.
Europe
Twitter Europe Ad Revenue Plummets 15%, Weekly Bookings Down 49%: Report
Musk reportedly personally called the executives of companies that stopped advertising on Twitter to question them about their decisions.
Zombie Virus Revived After Being Frozen For 48,500 Years
Scientists said the microbe's capability of infecting cells despite being trapped for thousands of years is causing concerns about "zombie viruses."
Africa
UN Agreement Reached In Global Climate Deal To Aid Developing Nations
The COP27 climate talks have created a new fund to compensate developing countries that have experienced damages due to extreme weather.
COP27 App: Experts Raise Surveillance Concerns About 'Cyber Weapon'
Cybersecurity experts are worried that the COP27 Summit application introduced by the Egyptian government will be used to track the activities of protesters or activists joining the conference.
Asia Pacific
India, US Practice High-Altitude Military Combat Near Disputed China Border
The exercise is being held in Auli, located at an altitude of 9,200 feet in the state of Uttarakhand near India's Line of Actual Control with China.
China Alleges US Navy 'Violated Sovereignty' In South China Sea
While the Navy said it upholds freedom of navigation as a principle, China accused the U.S. of being "a true producer of security risks" in the South China Sea.
Middle East
Moscow, Tehran Plan To Manufacture Iran's Kamikaze Drones In Russia: Report
Russia and Iran have reportedly agreed to speed up the process to begin manufacturing the drones in a matter of months.
Israel Caves In To Pressure, Will Provide 'Strategic Materials' To Ukraine
The decision to fund the supply of undisclosed "strategic materials" is a one-off deal, leaving its continuation for the new government to decide.
US
San Francisco Leaders Approve Motion For Police To Use Killer Robots
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 Tuesday to approve a policy allowing police to use robots capable of deploying lethal force if necessary.
Man Attacks And Stabs Woman, Sets Her And House On Fire
The woman ran to a neighbor for help and was found by responders with severe burns on her face and body.