Ukraine's Army Chief Warns Of 'Extremely Difficult' Front Line
The warning came even as Kyiv said it had destroyed another Russian warship in the Black Sea, the latest in a string of successful attacks on Russia's naval fleet.
Turkey Under Pressure To Shut Down Gold Mine After Landlside
Officials on Wednesday also reported the arrest of four people, including the open pit's field manager, in the opening stages of their investigation into the accident.
Sony Hikes Profit Forecast But Says PS5 Sales To Slow
One reason for the more ambitious outlook is net gains on investments at Sony's life insurance business, the company said, announcing a plan to take its financial services division public in October 2025.
UAE Defends Israel Ties As Gaza War Concerns Grow
The United Arab Emirates and Israel established diplomatic ties in 2020 as part of the US-brokered Abraham Accords, making it one of the few Arab countries to recognize Israel.
Hezbollah Official Wounded In Israeli Strike On Lebanon: Security Source
Israeli forces and Hezbollah, a Hamas ally, have traded near-daily fire since war broke out on October 7 between Israel and the Palestinian militant group in the Gaza Strip.
Toll Of War In Ukraine High, But Just How Much Unknown
Official tolls of civilians killed since the beginning of the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, are unreliable as no independent count has been made due to a lack of access to Ukrainian territories occupied by Russia.
Trump Asks Supreme Court To Stay Ruling Rejecting His Immunity To Prosecution
The appeal for the top court to stay the earlier ruling is crucial to deciding whether Trump can be put on trial for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election in which he lost to current President Joe Biden.
Jailed Khan Rules Out Alliance With Rivals To Rule Pakistan
Candidates loyal to Khan defied a crackdown blocking them from campaigning and forcing them to run as independents, with a combined showing bigger than any party in Thursday's National Assembly polls.
Apple's IMessage, Microsoft's Bing Escape EU Rules
The commission announced in September that 22 "core" services provided by the designated gatekeepers -- Google's Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, TikTok parent ByteDance, Facebook owner Meta and Microsoft -- met the thresholds for mandatory compliance.
Trump Defiant After Backlash Over NATO Remarks
Trump was rebuked from all sides after saying in a speech Saturday that he would "encourage" Russia to attack members of NATO who had not met their financial obligations, in his most extreme broadside against the organization..
Big Trade Deals Likely Elusive At WTO Meet In Abu Dhabi
Several issues remain stuck in the weeds ahead of the World Trade Organization's biennial ministerial meeting, as anxiety swells over the impact that geopolitical tensions and the looming US elections could have on global trade.
US House Speaker Rejects Senate's Ukraine Aid Bill As Written
The $95 billion package includes funding for Israel's fight against Hamas militants and for key strategic ally Taiwan, but the lion's share -- $60 billion -- would help pro-Western Ukraine restock depleted ammunition supplies, weapons and other crucial needs as it enters a third year of war.
Bitcoin Breaks $50,000 For First Time Since 2021
The cryptocurrency has enjoyed a strong run in recent months, fueled by expectations US lawmakers would allow the creation of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track the price and let the public invest in crypto without directly purchasing it.
Spielberg Praises Stellar Year Of Cinema As Oscars Nominees Converge
The event brought together A-list stars, directors, producers and behind-the-scenes artists, offering them a chance to meet the competition and charm a few voters over champagne and canapes ahead of next month's awards.
Paris Olympics Set For Gold Medal In Luxury Promotion
Parisian luxury jewelry house Chaumet, one of LVMH's lesser-known properties, was thrust into the public limelight on Thursday when its design for the medals for the July 26-August 11 extravaganza was unveiled.
Pressure Mounts On Israel For Gaza Ceasefire
CIA Director William Burns was due in Cairo Tuesday for a new round of talks on a Qatari-brokered ceasefire proposal that would temporarily halt fighting in exchange for Hamas freeing hostages.
Indian Police Fire Tear Gas As Protesting Farmers March To Capital
Local broadcasters showed thick clouds of tear gas fired to disperse protesters near Ambala, some 200 kilometers (125 miles) north of the capital.
France Begins To Dismantle Notre-Dame Scaffolding
The spire should be entirely visible by the time the Olympic Summer Games open in the French capital on July 26, it said.
Pakistan Politician Says 'Conscience' Won't Allow Him To Take Seat
There have been widespread allegations of vote-rigging and result manipulation after authorities switched off the country's mobile phone network on election day and the count took more than 24 hours.
Trinidad Oil Spill 'Not Under Control,' PM Says
The mystery vessel capsized Wednesday in waters off the Caribbean island, having made no emergency calls, with no sign of crew, and no clear sign of ownership.
Biden Slams Trump's 'Appalling And Dangerous' NATO Comments
Biden spoke after Trump said in a speech Saturday that he would "encourage" Russia to attack members of NATO who had not met their financial obligations, his most extreme broadside against the military alliance he has long expressed skepticism about.
Haller Hits Winner As Ivory Coast Beat Nigeria To Take AFCON Title
Nigeria looked set to repeat their 1-0 victory over the Ivorians here at the Ebimpe Olympic Stadium during the group stage when captain William Troost-Ekong -- who had netted a penalty to decide that first meeting -- rose to head in the opener late in the first half.
Ukraine Aid Package Clears Key Procedural Vote In US Senate
The $95 billion package includes funding for Israel's fight against Hamas militants and for key strategic ally Taiwan, but the lion's share would help pro-Western Ukraine restock depleted ammunition supplies, weapons and other crucial needs as it enters a third year of war.
Africa Cup Of Nations: A To Z Of Dramatic Tournament
Champions Ivory Coast started the final with three players based in Saudi Arabia, two each in England, Germany and Turkey, and one each in France and Italy.
Kenyan Marathon World Record-holder Kiptum Killed In Car Crash
The favourite for the Paris 2024 Olympics was driving from Kaptagat to Eldoret in the Rift Valley of western Kenya around 11:00 pm (2000 GMT) on Sunday when his car came off the road and hit a tree.
Mahomes Leads Chiefs To Super Bowl Thriller Over 49ers
The victory makes Kansas City the first team to win back-to-back Lombardi Trophies since the New England Patriots in 2003-2004, cementing the franchise's right to be regarded as the NFL's newest dynasty.
IMF, World Bank Warn Gaza War, Red Sea Attacks Imperil Global Economy
The Israel-Hamas war raging since October has already hit the Middle East and North Africa region's economy, said the International Monetary Fund's managing director Kristalina Georgieva.
Superstar Swift Celebrates Nail-biting Super Bowl Triumph For Kelce's Chiefs
The pop icon was performing in Tokyo on Saturday night before hopping a private jet to make the NFL championship spectacular in Las Vegas, a journey that ended in hugs and tears of joy as the Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in just the second overtime game in Super Bowl history.
Two Years Into Russia-Ukraine War, Negotiations A Distant Prospect
2024 will be another year of war as Ukraine is determined to keep on fighting to recapture territory while Putin will only be satisfied with Kyiv's full surrender, analysts and diplomats say.
Uncertainty Ahead For Pakistan After Indecisive Election
Independent candidates loyal to jailed former prime minister Imran Khan took most of the seats in Thursday's polls, scuppering the chances of the army-backed Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) from securing a ruling majority.