Iran Says It Has Developed Hypersonic Missile
Hypersonic missiles, like traditional ballistic missiles which can deliver nuclear weapons, can fly more than five times the speed of sound.
Khaki Nation: Ukraine Dresses For War
Even civilians far from the frontlines have adopted their president's khaki dress code turned weapon of communication.
UK PM Sunak To Meet Ireland's Martin At British-Irish Summit
UK PM Sunak to meet Ireland's Martin at British-Irish summit
Defiant Xi Re-emerges On Global Stage, Prepares For US Competition
A flurry of state visits to China in the past week have highlighted the importance of maintaining trade and other diplomatic ties -- even as China acts more assertively to defend its interests.
Taliban Ban Women From Parks And Funfairs In Afghan Capital
Schools for teenage girls have also been shut for over a year across most of the country.
Bao Tong, Chinese Ex-official Turned Dissident, Dead At 90
Bao had spent much of the past three decades under home surveillance or in prison following the Chinese military's violent crackdown on the student movement, which called for democratic reforms and an end to corruption.
Russia Orders Troops Out Of Kherson In Major Reversal
The commander had proposed the "difficult decision" of pulling back from the city and setting up defences on the eastern bank of the Dnipro River.
Hackers Demand $10 Mn For Stolen Australian Health Records
The hackers on Thursday uploaded a second batch of files to a dark web forum, with more sensitive details about hundreds of Medibank customers.
Putin Will Not Go To G20 Summit In Bali
US President Joe Biden, who has called Putin a "war criminal" and who will be attending the summit, previously said he had no intention of meeting Putin in Bali if he went.
'Death Every Day': Fear And Fortitude In Uganda's Ebola Epicentre
Bidding the dead goodbye is rarely a quiet affair in Uganda, where the bereaved seek solace in the embrace of community members who converge on their homes to mourn the loss together.
US Launches Green Transition Scheme For Global South
Companies, like Microsoft and Pepsi who have expressed interest in the plan, would invest in renewable energy projects, allowing countries to show reductions in greenhouse gas emissions that could then be sold back to those companies as carbon credits.
Biden Says Musk's Foreign Ties 'Worthy' Of Scrutiny
Last month reports emerged that the Biden administration was weighing a national security review of Musk's $44 billion takeover of Twitter, in part because of a key group of investors backing the buyout.
Biden Seeks To Gauge US, China 'Red Lines' With Xi
A day before flying to Asia, Biden indirectly confirmed plans to meet Xi on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in what would be their first encounter since they became presidents of the world's two largest economies.
Africa Renewable Energy Investment At 11-year Low: Research
Renewable energy investments rose nine percent worldwide between 2020 and 2021 to reach a record high, but they fell 35 percent in Africa, it said.
Macron Ends France's Africa Mission, Ponders New Strategy
Macron laid out his strategic defence priorities for France in Europe and Africa in the coming years, not least in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and a growing international assertiveness of China.
DR Congo Military, Rebels Resume Fighting: Residents
Officials said Tuesday that the DRC's military used newly deployed jets to bombard M23 positions in the east of the country, as some residents fled across the border.
FTX Collapse Gives Crypto Sector 'Another Black Eye'
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried had cultivated friends in Washington and basked in glowing tributes when he stepped in to rescue other ailing crypto companies earlier in the year.
Egypt Dissident Abdel Fattah's Family Demands Proof Of Life
International concern has mounted since Abdel Fattah, 40, escalated his months-long hunger strike by also declining liquids since Sunday.
US-China Rivalry Clouds Beijing's Climate Promises At UN Summit
Cooperation between the world's two largest economies and carbon polluters has been central to rare breakthroughs in the nearly 30-year saga of UN climate talks.
Iran Cities Strike In Solidarity With 'Bloody Friday' Dead
Security forces opened fire on protests that erupted on September 30 after weekly prayers in Zahedan, capital of the flashpoint province of Sistan-Baluchistan on Iran's border with Pakistan.
Fear And Propaganda: Russian Tactics In Captured Lands
The Kremlin has banned almost everyone but young mothers and the elderly from leaving the four regions it annexed in late September.
China Unveils New Orders For Homegrown Passenger Jet
The state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC) said it had sealed orders for 300 of the narrow-body C919 at a major airshow on Tuesday.
China's Ultra-rich Squeezed By Slowing Economy: Hurun Ranking
The Hurun China Rich List, released Tuesday, said the total wealth of all individuals with a minimum net worth of 5 billion yuan ($691 million) dropped by 18 percent to $3.5 trillion.
US Livid As Basketball Star Griner Said Moved To Russia Penal Colony
Griner, convicted for possession of a small quantity of cannabis oil, was transferred out of a detention center on November 4, her legal team said.
Moldova Facing Dark Winter As Energy Crisis Bites
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen will visit later this week to discuss how the bloc can help Moldova, which became an EU candidate in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Little Respite For Ukrainian Artillery Fighters Near Bakhmut
Fighting has raged for four months around this eastern city, which is still held by Ukrainian troops but surrounded by Moscow's forces.
UK To Remain 'Bedrock' Of NATO, Sunak Declares
The NATO chief will be the first international leader Sunak has met in Downing Street since he took office last month.
Fortune Pink Diamond Sells For More Than $28.5 Mn
At 18.18 carats, the jewel is the largest pear-shaped "fancy vivid pink" diamond ever sold under the hammer, Christie's auction house said.
Colombia, Venezuela Launch COP27 Call To Save Amazon
"We are determined to revitalise the Amazon rainforest... (in order) to offer humanity a significant victory in the battle against climate change," Petro said at the UN summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.
Ukraine's Zelensky Tells COP27 Russia's War Harms Climate Efforts
Zelensky added world leaders must tell those who do not take climate change seriously that "they are making a catastrophic mistake."