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Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure on Vladimir Putin's birthday killed at least 11 people and injured 34, prompting strong condemnation from Ukrainian and EU officials.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has warned that an energy shock, high public debt, and the rapid AI boom pose significant threats to global economic growth. She called for decisive action, particularly in advanced economies burdened by debt, suggesting interest…
Ghana's cabinet has approved a formal application to join the BRICS bloc, aiming to diversify economic and diplomatic partnerships. The country has sought India's support for its bid.
Kemi Badenoch is expected to announce plans to cut inheritance tax and frame UK spending as a "battle of ideas" at the Conservative Party conference, alongside other policy proposals aimed at different demographics.
Three years after the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023, Israeli society has undergone fundamental changes, marked by collective trauma and a significant lurch towards the far-right.
Anna Politkovskaya 'predicted' Russia's turn under Putin, editor says on 20th anniversary of her death
On the 20th anniversary of her death, former editor Sergei Sokolov stated that assassinated journalist Anna Politkovskaya had accurately predicted Russia's authoritarian trajectory under Vladimir Putin.
Delhi police detained opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and other MPs during a protest demanding the resignation of India's Chief Election Commissioner over alleged voter roll manipulation.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warns that while AI promises significant economic growth, it also poses inflationary pressures and financial stability risks, exacerbating global debt challenges.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has stressed the need for UN reforms, stating the global body is failing to make effective decisions on major global issues and is often irrelevant.
The US is closely monitoring a suspected pneumonic plague death of a Russian lab worker in Siberia, with nearly 200 people under observation.
Donald Trump stated he is "doing great" despite a Reuters poll showing his approval rating at a record low of 32%. He made these remarks before departing for a rally in Nebraska to support Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections.
Former US President Donald Trump announced he will cease using taxpayer funds for television advertisements featuring him, following widespread criticism over the campaign-style spots.
Donald Trump announced his Super PAC, MAGA Inc., would pay for controversial pro-Trump ads previously funded by taxpayers, following bipartisan condemnation and calls for investigation into their legality.
Yemeni pro-government forces claim to have secured the Bab al-Mandab Strait and captured the city of Mokha in a major offensive against Houthi rebels, though conflicting reports suggest they have only reached the city's outskirts.
Around 12 US B-1 bomber aircraft were relocated from RAF Fairford, UK, to their home stations in the US. President Trump stated the move was due to a threat, though details were not disclosed.
Pakistan, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia have agreed to expedite military force and defense capability deployment in Saudi Arabia under the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement. An emergency meeting in Riyadh focused on security threats and coordinated responses.
No Pakistani university ranked in the top 400 of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027, highlighting ongoing challenges in global higher education positioning.
Over 560 schools in France were disrupted on Friday as student protests escalated into urban violence. Nearly 3,000 teenagers have been detained since the unrest began.
The latest US jobs report showed weaker-than-expected growth in September, with only 29,000 new jobs added, significantly below forecasts, and unemployment ticking up to 4.2%. This data has drawn sharp criticism from top Democrats, who blame President Trump's economic pol…
The Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak has killed over 4,000 people, making it the country's worst epidemic, as the government faces significant challenges in containment.
The 169th joint patrol and law enforcement operation on the Mekong River involving China, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand has concluded. The operation focused on combating cross-border crime and ensuring waterway safety.
UK diesel prices have surpassed £2 a litre for the first time, while eurozone inflation has surged to a three-year high of 3.8%. World food prices are also near a four-year peak.
The article argues that Israel's actions in the West Bank are a deliberate strategy to reshape the territory and entrench control, posing a direct national security threat to Jordan. It calls for Jordan to adopt proactive policies to counter this trajectory.
The United States is deploying a third aircraft carrier strike group and thousands of additional troops to the Middle East near Iran, raising questions about potential escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Cornell University is experiencing a "dark cloud" over its campus due to an alleged gang rape case from two years ago, sparking anger and concern over fraternity culture and the university's handling of the situation.
Estonia's Prime Minister Kristen Michal has accused Russian special services of ordering an arson attack on defence firm Milrem Robotics, calling it part of a broader campaign to intimidate Europe and weaken support for Ukraine. Russia denies involvement.
Angela Rayner, Labour's housing secretary, announced new measures at the party conference to empower councils in tackling homelessness by removing what she termed 'Tory barriers'. The proposals aim to bring empty homes back into use and reduce reliance on temporary accomm…
Malaysia, once a tolerant haven for Rohingya refugees, has begun repatriating nearly 1,500 Rohingya to Myanmar, signaling a significant policy shift amid international criticism and ongoing conflict in their home country.
An 87-year-old Spanish pensioner, Maricarmen Abascal, who became a symbol of the housing crisis, will return to her home after her lawyer brokered a deal with the investment company that evicted her.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has raised its cash rate to 4.6%, the highest since 2011, citing persistent inflation. Governor Michele Bullock stated further hikes are possible if needed to control rising prices, acknowledging the strain on households and businesses.