Man With Explosives Dies Trying To Enter Brazil's Supreme Court
The man's body was located outside the court after two explosions occurred, but suspicious objects around it prevented immediate efforts to carry out identification, she said.
Beijing's Fears After Trump Fills Key Posts With China Hawks
Donald Trump's cabinet of China hawks have likened the nation's communist rulers to Nazis, levelled Covid conspiracies at them, declared a Cold War, and flagged much greater military support for Taiwan.
Israel Face France In Paris Football Match Under Tight Security
Fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv were chased by men on scooters and beaten after a Europa League match against Ajax in Amsterdam on November 7.
UN Nuclear Chief In Iran To 'Reach Diplomatic Solutions'
During his first term in the White House from 2017 to 2021, Trump was the architect of a policy called "maximum pressure" which levied against Tehran biting sanctions that had been lifted through a landmark nuclear agreement in 2015.
HRW Accuses Israel Of 'War Crime' With 'Forcible Transfer' In Gaza
Nadia Hardman, an HRW researcher, noted the 172-page report's findings are based on interviews with displaced Gazans, satellite imagery, and public reporting conducted until August 2024.
UN Nuclear Chief Heads To Iran For Crucial Talks
Israel has long accused Iran of seeking to acquire nuclear weapons, a claim Tehran denies.
France, Italy And Portugal Target Nations League Quarters
France, Italy and Portugal lead the teams attempting to secure a place in the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals, while England's promotion hopes have been hit by a series of withdrawals.
New Push For EU-South America Trade Deal Despite French Fury
The blockbuster trade pact between the 27-country European Union and Mercosur countries -- Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay -- has been 25 years in the making and would create the world's biggest free trade zone.
Stock Markets Diverge As Trump Fears Build
The prospect of higher prices on the back of Trump's planned tax cuts, import tariffs and an easing of regulations gave fresh impetus to the dollar, which has rallied since the Republican's election win last week.
German Lithium Plant Hopes To Turbo-charge Europe's EV Makers
Now an Australian firm says it can help, with a refinery in Germany set to extract the sought-after mineral from briny underground water deep below a town near the French border.
7-Eleven Owner Announces Counter-bid To Foreign Buyout
With around 85,000 outlets, 7-Eleven is the world's biggest convenience chain. If realized, Couche-Tard's seven trillion yen ($45 billion) takeover would be the largest foreign buyout of a Japanese firm.
Popham Hopes New World Rugby Chairman Heralds New Dawn In Concussion Issue
Bill Beaumont steps down as chairman on Thursday after eight years and Popham is scathing about the changes made during the Englishman's tenure, calling them "smoke and mirrors".
China's Xi Heads To Peru For APEC Meeting Shrouded In Trump Fears
Xi will join leaders from the United States and other Asia-Pacific nations in the Peruvian capital Lima for the APEC gathering, after which he will go to Brazil for a G20 summit.
Airlines Ground Bali Flights After Volcano Erupts
At least 16 international routes were affected after Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki on Flores island spewed a nine-kilometer (5.6-mile) tower a day earlier, the general manager of Bali's international airport said in a statement.
Top Africa Orchestra Began With Brake Cables For Strings
The orchestra, which began with a ragtag band of around a dozen string musicians, has since gone on to become a trailblazer for classical music in Africa, with fans all over the world.
France's Bullfighters See Red Over Bill To Ban Under-16s
France's upper house of parliament will this week debate a bill to ban children under 16 from attending bullfights, inflaming tensions and enraging aficionados of the centuries-old tradition.
No End In Sight To Sudan War As Both Sides Seek 'Decisive' Win
Fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has intensified since late October, with reports of attacks on civilians including sexual violence against women and girls raising alarm.
Demands For Church Of England Reform After Abuse Scandal
Welby announced his resignation Tuesday after a chorus of criticism about his role in the decades-spanning scandal, prompted by the release last week of an independent probe's findings.
Stark Warning On Emissions As Leaders Split On Climate Goals At COP29
Planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions from oil, gas and coal rose to a new record high this year, according to preliminary research from an international network of scientists at the Global Carbon Project.
Triumphant Trump Returns To White House To Meet Biden
Trump's meeting with Biden comes as he moves swiftly to name his top team, including the world's richest man Elon Musk as head of a new group aimed at slashing government waste.
US Vows 'Firm' Response To N.Korea Deployment In Ukraine Conflict
The secretary of state was speaking at the start of a day of Brussels talks with NATO and EU officials to urgently address ramping up support for Kyiv before Donald Trump reclaims the White House -- potentially jeopardizing future aid.
Russia Launches Drone, Missile Barrage On Kyiv
The attack came as the US State Department echoed warnings from Ukraine that North Korean troops have begun "engaging in combat operations" alongside Russian forces on the border between the warring countries.
Boeing Reaches Settlement To Avert Civil Trial In MAX Crash
Three sources close to the case told AFP that a settlement had been agreed upon out of court, but they gave no details.
Trump Makes New Appointments, Rubio Tipped For Secretary Of State
Both Rubio and Congressman Michael Waltz, who has been lined up for the powerful National Security Advisor role, have notably hawkish views on China, which they see as a threat and challenge to US economic and military might.
'Solid' Zverez Eases Past Rublev As Alcaraz Falters Against Ruud
In the afternoon match, Casper Ruud romped through the opening set before fighting back from 5-2 behind in the second to beat an out-sorts Carlos Alcaraz 6-1, 7-5.
Italy And Lufthansa Reach Deal On ITA Airways Stake
Both sides had been locked in tough negotiations on the price and terms of the deal, which will need to be cleared by the European Commission, the EU's antitrust regulator, to ensure fair competition.
Sri Lanka's Leftist President Faces First Parliament Test
Sri Lanka's new leftist leader has drawn strong support from an unlikely source as he seeks to expand his three parliamentary seats to a house majority in elections on Thursday.
China's Largest Air Show Takes Off With Fighter Jets, Attack Drones
China has poured resources into modernizing and expanding its aviation capabilities as it faces off against the United States and others around regional flashpoints like Taiwan.
North Korea Ratifies Defence Treaty With Russia
The agreement formalizes months of tightening military bonds between two nations that were Communist allies throughout the Cold War.
EU Top Team Heavyweights Face Parliament Test
The heavyweights of the EU's new top team are to be quizzed by lawmakers in Brussels on Tuesday during confirmation hearings that are set to lay bare political dividing lines within the bloc.