Sony Quarterly Net Profit Jumps But Forecast Unchanged
The yen's weakness against the dollar and euro had a positive impact on takings in those key sectors, the Japanese conglomerate said.
Russian Drones, Missiles Pummel Cities Across Ukraine
AFP journalists in Kharkiv saw rescue workers at night hauling panicked civilians from Soviet-era residential buildings hit in the strike, that were surrounded by broken glass and rubble.
Partial UN Probe Of Gaza War Dead Over 6 Months Shows 'Nearly 70%' Women, Children
In a fresh report, the United Nations human rights office detailed the "horrific reality" that has unfolded for civilians in both Gaza and Israel since Hamas's attack in Israel on October 7, 2023.
After Trump Win, Orban Basks In Hosting European Leaders
Orban, the closest ally of both Trump and the Kremlin in the European Union, has repeatedly infuriated the bloc's fellow leaders with his rogue diplomacy.
Lebanon Says 3 Killed, UN Peacekeepers Wounded In Israel Strikes
With the exception of a few limited strikes, Sidon, a Sunni Muslim-majority city, has been relatively spared the deadly air raids targeting south Lebanon in Israel's war against the Iran-backed Hezbollah movement.
F-15 Fighters Arrive In Middle East: US Military
The United States announced on November 1 that it was sending bombers, fighter and tanker aircraft and ballistic missile defense destroyers to the Middle East.
NATO Warns Of N. Korea Threat In Pitch To Trump On Ukraine
Trump's thumping victory to return to the US presidency has set nerves jangling in Europe that he could pull the plug on vital Washington military aid for Ukraine.
US Fed Chair Says Will Not Leave Early If Asked By Trump
Speaking at a press conference after unveiling a quarter point interest rate cut, Powell -- whose term as Fed chair ends in 2026 -- added that firing any of the Fed's seven governors was also "not permitted under the law."
One Direction Star Took Cocaine, Alcohol, Antidepressant Before Death
The prosecutor's office added that three people were charged with supplying him with drugs and one of them was also charged with abandoning a person in a vulnerable state.
Who Will Staff Trump's Government? A Look At Top Contenders
Linda McMahon, a former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment, and Howard Lutnick, the founder of the brokerage firm Cantor Fitzgerald, are leading the transition process.
First Artwork By Humanoid Robot Sells For $1.3m
The 2.2 metre (7.5 feet) portrait "A.I. God" by "Ai-Da", the world's first ultra-realistic robot artist, smashed pre-sale expectations of $180,000 when it went under the hammer at London auction house Sotheby's Digital Art Sale.
Thousands Told To Flee Wildfire Near Los Angeles
Fierce seasonal winds had cast embers up to three miles (five kilometers) from the seat of the fire around Camarillo, with new spots burning on hillsides, farmland and in residential areas.
Facing Trump's Return, EU Confronts Economic Challenges
Confronted with the return of Donald Trump, EU leaders on Friday are set to commit to deeply reform Europe's economy and tackle challenges highlighted by a blockbuster report.
Man City Seek To End Mini-slump As Liverpool Soar
Injury-hit Manchester City are desperate to snap their losing streak in their final Premier League game before the international break as Chelsea aim to deepen Arsenal's misery.
China Poised To Approve More Help For Ailing Economy
Economists predict Beijing will approve hundreds of billions of dollars of help, with a focus on indebted local governments as well as cash for banks aimed at writing off non-performing loans.
Ottawa To Shut TikTok's Canada Offices, Says App Can Still Be Used
Ottawa is not imposing restrictions on Canadian users of TikTok, which has come under scrutiny for its ownership under China-based ByteDance.
Trump Has Vowed Sweeping Tariffs: What Comes Next?
Trump has promised at least a 10 percent tariff on all imports, and a higher level of 60 percent or more on Chinese goods -- stepping up levies on Beijing and others.
Inter Milan Sink Arsenal In Champions League, Atletico Sting PSG Late On
The Italian champions remain undefeated in the competition this season and sit fifth on 10 points at the midway point of the new league phase format.
US Fed Rate Cut Plans Likely Unchanged By Trump Victory
The US central bank sits just a short walk from the White House, where Democratic President Joe Biden will soon hand back the keys to Donald Trump following the Republican's election win.
Europe Seeks Footing As Trump Storms Back To Power
The leaders of the European Union will be joined by others from the United Kingdom to Turkey, as well as NATO chief Mark Rutte and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, for Thursday's meeting of the European Political Community.
Irish Face All Blacks In Rematch Of World Cup Thriller
The world number one side have bounced back from the devastating 28-24 defeat by retaining their Six Nations title and tying a two-Test series in South Africa.
Israel Strikes Lebanon After Discussing 'Iranian Threat' With Trump
The Israeli premier was one of the first world leaders to congratulate Trump, calling the re-election "history's greatest comeback".
Uncertainty Looms For Germany After Scholz Coalition Collapses
Chancellor Olaf Scholz -- who announced a January confidence vote, likely followed by snap elections in March -- will seek to reassure his European partners at a summit in Budapest.
China Export Growth Beats Expectations With October Surge
The reading also came after Beijing began unveiling a raft of measures aimed at kickstarting growth with an emphasis on the troubled property sector, boosting hopes that years of post-Covid malaise may be nearing an end.
South Korea President Says 'Not Ruling Out' Direct Weapons To Ukraine
Yoon also revealed he had discussed North Korea with US president-elect Donald Trump in a phone conversation that laid the groundwork for a meeting in the "near future".
Japan PM To Boost Defence Alliance With 'Very Friendly' Trump
Trump's "America First" approach could mean less cash from Washington for security in the Asia-Pacific region, analysts say -- with investors betting on Japan upgrading its own military capacities.
Biden To Address Americans After Trump Storms Back
In what promises to be an agonizing moment for Biden, he will speak in the Rose Garden of the White House at 11:00 am (1600 GMT) to "discuss the election results and the transition" to Trump's second term.
Mozambique Deploys Soldiers Ahead Of Planned Protests
The southern African nation has been rocked by violence since an October 9 vote won by the Frelimo party, which has been in power for almost 50 years.
Nissan Announces 9,000 Job Cuts, Slashes Sales Forecast
Nissan and its domestic rivals are also struggling to stand their ground in China, as fast-growing electric vehicle firms backed by Beijing race ahead.
US And China Must 'Get Along', Xi Tells Trump
Trump's crushing presidential victory ushers in a new era of uncertainty in the United States and the world, and heralds a possible shift in US-China relations, frayed in recent years by tensions over everything from trade to the status of self-ruled Taiwan.