Cautious Hope For Ethiopia Deal To Silence The Guns
"In the South Africa negotiations, 100 percent of the ideas Ethiopia has proposed have been accepted," Ethiopia, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said.
G7 Pledges Winter Help For Ukraine
The foreign ministers held a session on Ukraine on Thursday afternoon to kick off the two-day meeting in Muenster, held under Germany's G7 presidency.
NATO Chief Says 'Time To Welcome' Finland, Sweden Into Alliance
Both countries dropped decades of military non-alignment and scrambled to become NATO members in May, after Russia invaded Ukraine.
Arctic Fires Could Release Catastrophic Amounts Of C02: Study
Researchers fear a threshold might soon be crossed, beyond which small changes in temperature could lead to an exponential increase in area burned in that region.
Egypt's COP27 Climate Summit Comes At A 'Watershed Moment'
Expectations are high from a world justifiably anxious about its climate-addled future as deadly floods, heat waves and storms across the planet track worst-case climate scenarios.
TikTok A Hotbed Of US Election Misinformation, Analysts Say
Posts spreading unfounded claims of voter fraud, falsehoods about mail-in ballots and misleading videos about different state laws have found a home on the immensely popular app.
Germany's Scholz Arrives In China To Boost Economic Ties
Scholz is the first G7 leader to visit China since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, which prompted the world's number two economy to largely close its borders.
Guinea Junta Gives Order To Prosecute Ex-president Conde
The military, which seized power on September 5, 2021, has made the fight against corruption -- reputed to be endemic in the West African nation -- one of its key battles.
East Ukraine Hospital That Stayed Open Despite War, Occupation
This small but strategic town in the Kharkiv region was seized by Moscow in March and fully occupied a month later.
Ukraine Shipments Resume But Russia Casts Doubt On Grain Deal
Russia said it had yet to decide whether to extend the grain deal beyond November 19 -- the renewal date set in the agreement.
IPhone Factory Lockdown Shows Risks Of China Dependence, Analysts Say
Foxconn, Apple's principal subcontractor, has seen a surge in Covid-19 cases at its Zhengzhou site, leading the company to lock down the vast complex in a bid to keep the virus in check.
Iranians Defy Crackdown As Another Teen Reported Killed
The clerical leadership under Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 83, has responded with a crackdown that as well as killing dozens has seen 1,000 people charged so far and according to activists risking the death penalty.
Norway Brings Climate Ambitions In Line With EU
Just days before the COP27 climate conference in Egypt, the announcement is in line with commitments made by the centre-left coalition government when it took power in 2021.
Ethiopia Fractured And Fragile After Two Years Of War
A breakthrough agreement announced Wednesday between the federal government and Tigrayan regional authorities to cease hostilities has been hailed as "a welcome first step" by UN chief Antonio Guterres
'Hazardous' Smog Chokes India's Capital
Levels of the most dangerous particles -- PM2.5, so tiny they can enter the bloodstream -- were 588 per cubic metre early on Thursday morning, according to monitoring firm IQAir.
Bank Of England Set For Biggest Rate Hike In 33 Years
Some analysts, however, are predicting a rise of one percentage point, also a 33-year high.
Captagon Connection: How Syria Became A Narco State
It has turned Syria into the world's latest narco state, and sunk deep roots in neighbouring Lebanon as its economy has collapsed.
US Says Its Worries Are Growing Over Russian Nuclear Talk
"We have grown increasingly concerned about the potential as these months have gone on," said White House national security spokesman John Kirby.
Italy's Far-right PM Meloni Meets EU Chiefs
In her first international trip since taking office, Meloni meets European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, European Council chief Charles Michel and European Parliament speaker Roberta Metsola.
Albanian PM Blasts UK For 'Discrimination' Over Migrant Comments
Small-boat crossings of the Channel from mainland Europe have become a political headache for UK ministers, who vowed that Brexit would lead to tighter immigration controls.
Kerry Sees Brazil, Mexico Rising Climate Hopes Ahead Of Summit
"President-elect Lula is committed," Kerry told reporters in Washington, pointing to Lula's efforts as president in the century's first decade on the environment.
Twitter's New Path Unclear As Musk Says 'Weeks' For Banned Accounts' Return
Twitter users have been watching closely to see whether Musk will reinstate Trump, banned for inciting last year's attack on the Capitol by a mob seeking to overturn the results of the 2020 election, and other deplatformed users.
N. Korea ICBM Launch Appears To Have Failed, Seoul Military Says
Seoul's military said earlier it had detected the launch of the long-range ballistic missile at around 7:40 am (2240 GMT) in the Sunan area of Pyongyang.
Ethiopia Warring Parties Agree To Cease Hostilities
The surprise deal between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's government and Tigrayan rebels was unveiled after little over a week of negotiations led by the African Union in South Africa and was hailed by the UN and the US among others.
Yellowstone, Kilimanjaro Glaciers Among Those Set To Vanish By 2050: UNESCO
In Africa, glaciers in all World Heritage sites will very likely be gone by 2050, including at Kilimanjaro National Park and Mount Kenya, UNESCO warned.
Kenya Sending Troops To DRCongo To Fight Rebel Advance
Leaders of the seven-nation East African Community (EAC) bloc, in which Kenya is the regional heavyweight, agreed in April to establish a joint force to help restore security in the DRC.
UK's Sunak U-turns On Attending COP27 In Egypt
The new monarch is a lifelong campaigner for the environment, and Sunak's change of heart could revive debate about whether Britain should allow him to press the climate case in Egypt.
Iran Orders Probe Into 'Shocking' Police Brutality Video
Activists say dozens have been killed and thousands arrested in a crackdown by the security forces who have been accused of firing on protesters at close range, bludgeoning them with batons and other abuses.
Ukraine Grain Shipments Resume As Russia Rejoins Deal
Russia's defence ministry confirmed it was resuming participation, saying it had received "sufficient" guarantees from Kyiv on demilitarising the maritime corridor.
After Slim Victory, Danish PM To Form Broader Government
Accustomed to leading minority governments, the Social Democrats -- the largest party in parliament with 50 of 179 seats -- now want to govern across the traditional left-right divide.