Street Art Animates Johannesburg's Gritty Streets
What was an artists' pastime has increasingly become a business, with real estate firms to commissioning artworks to give their buildings a facelift.
At IMF, UK Gets Lecture On Having 'Coherent' Fiscal Policy
British finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng was already under fire back home when he arrived in Washington for the annual gathering, which Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey is also attending.
US And Saudi Arabia Clash In Public Over Oil Cut, Russia
The Saudi-led OPEC+ cartel -- which includes Russia -- angered Washington by cutting production by two million barrels a day from November, adding further pressure on soaring crude prices.
G20 Struggles For Harmony Again, As US-Saudi Spat Emerges
Finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 20 major economies met during the IMF and World Bank annual meetings that have focused on the war, soaring inflation and the climate crisis.
Joy And Worry For Venezuelans As US Shuts Land Border
The Department of Homeland Security on Wednesday announced that Venezuelans entering the United States by land will be returned to Mexico, in line with almost all other migrants without visas coming over the border.
Burkina Faso Poised For Political Change After Coup Turmoil
A 34-year-old captain, Ibrahim Traore, leading a faction of disgruntled junior officers, forced out Lieutenant-Colonel Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba.
Mexico Says Lives Saved As US Pledges More Action On Gun Smuggling
Mexican Foreign Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said the two nations worked together to seize 32,000 weapons this year and credited the effort with a 9.2 percent drop in homicides inside his country.
Zelensky Seeks Legal Mechanism To Punish All Russian 'Murderers'
Zelensky told the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) that bringing the offenders to book was necessary to ensure lasting peace on the continent.
Florida School Shooter Spared Death Penalty, Gets Life In Prison
The jury deliberated for a full day on Wednesday and briefly on Thursday before deciding that Cruz should receive life in prison with no chance of parole for the February 2018 murders of 14 students and three staff members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Turkey Introduces Jail Terms For 'Fake News'
The new rules cement the government's already-firm grip on the media eight months before a general election that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan enters trailing in the polls.
BBC Marks 100 Years Facing Questions About Its Future
One hundred years on, the British Broadcasting Corporation is a global media giant. But its centenary comes at a time of drastic budget cuts that have raised questions about its future.
Meta Working To Speed Up Metaverse, But Success Far From Certain
Analysts say the company has toned down the hype a bit as it struggles to reach its goal of creating an interactive virtual world that it sees as the next phase of online activity.
US Pushes Allies To Assemble Patchwork Air Defenses For Ukraine
The effort was given added urgency after Moscow pummeled Ukraine with missiles this week, damaging energy facilities nationwide and leaving at least 20 people dead.
Bolsonaro Finds Strong Support In Rio's 'Brazilian Miami'
Bolsonaro finds strong support in Rio's 'Brazilian Miami'
Singapore's Economy Grows 4.4% In Q3
Singapore's economy grows 4.4% in Q3
Who Is China's President Xi Jinping?
Who is China's President Xi Jinping?
Xi's 'Final Purge' Ahead Of Chinese Communist Party Congress
Xi's 'final purge' ahead of Chinese Communist Party congress
Asian Markets Surge After Sharp Wall St Swing, Pound Holds Gains
The hotly awaited US inflation report showed prices rose last month at a faster clip than expected despite a series of interest rate increases this year, which have fanned fears of a global recession.
Floods Swallow Cars, Swamp Houses In 'Major' Australian Emergency
State leader Daniel Andrews told reporters 500 homes in Victoria had been "inundated", while a further 500 properties were surrounded by floods and cut off from emergency services.
China Consumer Inflation Rises To Two-year High
Consumers in China have been largely spared the impact of a global surge in food and energy costs following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Five Dead In North Carolina Shooting, Suspect Captured
The Raleigh Police Department "has confirmed five fatalities. One of them was an off-duty Raleigh police officer."
1.4 Million Children Malnourished In South Sudan: Charity
Around 909,000 people have been affected by flooding across nine out of 10 states, the UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said Tuesday.
'Great Sadness' For Artists After French Venue Ransacked In Burkina Coup
Demonstrators left charred walls, smashed windows and books strewn across the floor of the cultural centre in Ouagadougou, Burkina's capital.
Kenya Denies Defaulting On China Railway Debt
Kenya's Business Daily reported that the government failed to repay interest on the loan in the financial year ended June, attracting a fine of 1.312 billion Kenyan shillings ($10.8 million).
Mali Bus Blast Kills At Least 11 People: Hospital Source
The explosion occurred on the road between Bandiagara and Goundaka in the Mopti area in the early afternoon, a security source said. The region is known as a hotbed for jihadist violence.
France Orders More Strikers Back To Work As Fuel Shortages Bite
The CGT and FO unions leading the refineries strike have said they will fight the requisition orders in court, calling them an illegal manoeuvre against the right to labour action.
Easyjet Warns Of Another Annual Loss
Easyjet warns of another annual loss
Protest-hit Iran Accuses US Of 'Destablisation' Plot
"Following the failure of America in militarisation and sanctions, Washington and its allies have resorted to the failed policy of destabilisation," Iran's ultra-conservative President Ebrahim Raisi said in Kazakhstan.
WWII Munitions Hinder Nord Stream Pipeline Probe
The two Nord Stream pipelines were damaged by four explosions under the Baltic Sea at the end of September, causing major gas leaks.
La Liga Win Injunction To Freeze 50 Million Euros Of BeIN Assets
A Spanish court placed a temporary hold on the 50 million euros pending a full hearing on the case, according to court documents issued on Monday that AFP has seen.