Asian Markets Battle To Match Wall Street Rally Ahead Of US Inflation
With Friday's non-farm payrolls showing the labor market slowing faster than expected, there is a growing worry that the world's top economy is heading for a recession, which sent stocks tumbling.
D-Day For Apple, Google As EU Court To Rule On Major Cases
The rulings will be a huge test for the bloc's outgoing competition chief, Margrethe Vestager, who has suffered a series of setbacks in EU courts against her decisions.
Spain's Sanchez Urges Negotiated Solution To China-EU Trade Tensions
Sanchez's visit to China has seen him meet top officials including President Xi Jinping and call for "dialogue and cooperation" with the world's second largest economy.
US Military Warns Beijing Against 'Dangerous' South China Sea Moves In Talks
Washington and Beijing remain at odds on issues from trade to the status of self-ruled Taiwan and China's increasingly assertive approach in disputed maritime regions.
Rescue On As Typhoon Yagi Leaves 40 Missing, 63 Dead In Vietnam
Yagi struck on Saturday with winds in excess of 149 kilometers (92 miles) per hour, making it the most powerful typhoon to hit northern Vietnam in 30 years according to meteorologists.
Trump, Harris Tied On Eve Of Televised Presidential Debate
The latest polling confirms that Trump retains locked-in support from about half of voters, despite the Republican's historic status as a convicted felon and his role in instigating the unprecedented attempt to overturn his 2020 loss to Joe Biden.
Boeing, Union Reach Preliminary Deal To Avert Seattle-area Strike
The agreement, which must be ratified by workers, includes a 25 percent wage increase over the four-year life of the contract, according to Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) District 751, which represents more than 33,000 workers.
Pope Lands In Catholic-majority East Timor To Rock Star Welcome
Catholic devotees have clamored to see Francis as he headed to Asia's youngest nation -- making pilgrimages from faraway towns and hours-long crossings of its border with Indonesia.
Russia Advances In East Ukraine, Launches Deadly Air Strikes
Russian attack drones flying towards Ukraine also breached the airspace of NATO members Romania and Latvia, the countries said Sunday, triggering calls for a robust response from the military alliance.
Kenya Starts DNA Testing To Identify School Fire Victims
DNA testing was due to begin in Kenya on Monday to help identify the boys who lost their lives in a deadly school dormitory blaze last week.
More Civilians Killed Hours After Sudan Rejects UN Experts' Report
The Sudan Doctors Network blamed the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for the shelling, which happened in the town of Sennar. As well as the 21 killed, it said more than 70 people had been wounded in the attack.
Sinner Sweeps To US Open Title For Second Grand Slam Triumph
World number one Sinner, who won his maiden Slam at the Australian Open in January, became the first Italian man to triumph in New York with a 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 victory.
Vatican Thriller 'Conclave' Drums Up Oscars Buzz In Toronto
The fictionalized account of high-stakes Holy See horse-trading, based on a Robert Harris novel, imagines how the death of a pope sends the church's various factions into battle for its future.
Philippines Arrests Pastor Wanted By US For Child Sex Trafficking
The Philippines said it arrested Sunday a pastor wanted in the United States for child sex trafficking, two weeks into a massive police manhunt for the self-proclaimed "Appointed Son of God".
Awe And Trepidation As AI Comes For Smartphones
Fascination tinged with concern was a common reaction as people in Santa Cruz dabbled with a Pixel 9 and its capabilities, including the ability to "add" oneself to pictures and having a whip-smart digital assistant at one's command.
Apple AI Expected To Star As New IPhones Are Unveiled
Apple is expected to release its latest line of iPhones on Monday that will feature generative AI capabilities as the tech behemoth looks to bolster sales of its iconic device.
US Takes On Google's Ad Tech Empire In Antitrust Trial
The trial in a federal court in northern Virginia follows a separate case where a judge last month found Google's search business to be an illegal monopoly.
China Consumer Prices Edge Up To Six-month High In August
Leaders in Beijing have been seeking to boost domestic activity as property sector woes and trade frictions weigh on confidence.
ECB To Deliver Fresh Rate Cut As Inflation Cools
The European Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates again this week as inflation drifts back down towards its two-percent target, but policymakers will likely stay tight-lipped on future moves.
US Soccer Great Morgan Bids Farewell In Final Match
The 35-year-old striker announced her decision to hang up her boots on Thursday after revealing she was pregnant with her second child.
Wu-Tang Clan Perform At New York Fashion Week's Tommy Hilfiger Show
Members of the US hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan lit up New York Fashion Week on Sunday, closing the Tommy Hilfiger show with an electrifying performance aboard a ferry.
Game Over? Venezuelan Opposition Looks Cornered As Maduro Digs In
Opposition presidential candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia fled in exile to Spain over the weekend. The popular leader he stood in for at the polls, Maria Corina Machado, is in hiding.
Father Charged Along With Son, 14, In US School Shooting
A 14-year-old boy was charged with shooting four people dead at a US high school, while his father was charged with manslaughter, authorities said Thursday, after the country's latest outburst of gun violence.
Telegram Chief Durov Blasts 'Surprising' And 'Misguided' French Charges
In a lengthy post on Telegram, his first comment since his arrest, Durov said it was "surprising" he was being held responsible for other people's content.
7-Eleven Owner Rejects Initial Takeover Bid From Canadian Rival
The proposed purchase of Seven & i Holdings would be the biggest ever foreign takeover of a Japanese firm, merging 7-Eleven, Circle K and other brands across Asia, America and Europe.
Boeing's Troubled Starliner Spaceship To Return To Earth Sans Crew
Boeing's problem-plagued Starliner is set to finally depart the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday, returning to Earth without astronauts after NASA deemed the risk too great.
Indonesia Arrests Seven Over Pope Francis 'Terror Threats'
The 87-year-old pontiff made Southeast Asia's biggest economy the first stop of an arduous Asia-Pacific tour, delivering a message of religious unity to counter extremism and intolerance.
Zelensky At Military Aid Meet In Germany To Rally Ukraine's Allies
He will also meet German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and then head to Italy, following the meeting at Ramstein Air Base, which comes days after 55 people were killed and 300 wounded in a Russian missile strike on the city of Poltava.
June-August 2024 Were Hottest Ever Recorded: EU Monitor
The data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service followed a season of heatwaves around the world that scientists said were intensified by human-driven climate change.
'Reagan' Movie Splits Audiences, Captures US Divisions
The film, starring Dennis Quaid as Ronald Reagan, came out last week and boasts an audience rating of 98 percent on the Rotten Tomatoes website. But it impressed just 21 percent of critics.