EU To Discuss Russia, Iran Sanctions, Top Up Of Ukraine Arms Fund
However, it remained unclear whether Hungary will block some decisions, resorting to what diplomats have denounced as "blackmail diplomacy" due to a dispute over locked EU funds for Budapest.
Freed Russian Arms Dealer Bout Joins Kremlin-loyal Ultranationalist Party
Despite its name, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDPR) has since its founding in 1991 espoused a hardline, ultranationalist ideology, demanding Russia reconquer the countries of the former Soviet Union.
NASA's Orion Capsule Returns To Earth, Capping Artemis I Flight Around Moon
The splashdown capped a 25-day mission less than a week after passing about 79 miles (127 km) above the moon in a lunar fly-by.
Ukraine Orders Punitive Measures On Clerics With Moscow Links
The clerics are among Orthodox leaders known to have been sympathetic to Russia's portrayal of its 10-month-old invasion of Ukraine.
Exclusive-IMF And Ghana Expected To Reach Staff-level Agreement By Tuesday - Sources
Ghana turned to the IMF for help in July, and an IMF team is currently in the country until Tuesday.
Soccer-Morocco's World Cup Dream Continues As Portugal Are Eliminated
A hugely significant victory broke new ground for the game outside of Europe and South America, who have been the dominant force in the sport, winning all 21 previous editions of the World Cup.
Ghana Sets Relief Measures For Banks Participating In Local Debt Exchange
Some groups representing financials institutions that hold Ghana's debt have raised concerns that the restructuring as presented by the finance ministry would not work.
Pakistani Journalist's Killing In Kenya A Pre-meditated Murder -report
A team set up by the Pakistani government to probe the killing of a well-known Pakistani journalist in Nairobi said it found several contradictions in the version given by Kenyan authorities, and believes it was a case of pre-meditated murder.
US Bid For Battery Metals Has Africa Blind Spot
Mining companies and governments in Africa are calling for stronger trade ties with the United States after a new climate law set out incentives for U.S.
Ukrainians Brave Return To Former Frontline Village After Russian Retreat
Russian forces took control of Kherson city and surrounding areas in late February and early March, and Posad-Pokrovske - with a prewar population of over 3,000 - ended up on the war's front line.
US SEC Issues New Guidance On Disclosing Crypto Risks
The guidance applies to any public companies that have exposure to the recent ructions in crypto.
Border Barrier Of Shipping Containers Snakes Across Arizona Wilderness
The improvised wall - topped with concertina wire - was ordered built by Republican Governor Doug Ducey in August in an attempt to fill gaps in the U.S.-Mexico border used by migrants.
Oil Bounces Near Dec 2021 Lows After Keystone Pipeline Shutdown
News of an accident closing Canada's TC Energy's Keystone pipeline in the United States prompted a brief rally on Thursday, but prices finally eased as the market took a view that the closure would be brief.
US To Send Ukraine Anti-drone, Air Defense Aid Worth $275 Million
The United States is preparing to send Ukraine a $275 million military aid package offering new capabilities to defeat drones and strengthen air defenses, according to a document seen by Reuters on Thursday and people familiar with the package.
South Sudan Violence Spills Into Displacement Camp, Religious Leaders Say
The violence in the Upper Nile State, which started in August, has killed an unknown number of people and displaced just over 9,000, some of whom are hiding in swamps, United Nations agencies said on Wednesday.
Uganda Receives 1,200 Doses Of Ebola Vaccine Candidates For Trials
Last week Uganda said it had discharged its last Ebola patient from hospital, raising hopes for the end of an outbreak of the deadly haemorrhagic fever declared on September 20.
Malaria Deaths Dip In 2021 After Rising In First Year Of COVID, Says WHO
Four countries - Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Niger and Tanzania - accounted for just over half of all malaria deaths globally in 2021.
Saudi Lays On Lavish Welcome As China's Xi Heralds 'New Era' In Relations
It stood in stark contrast to the low-key welcome extended in July to U.S. President Joe Biden, with whom ties have been strained by Saudi energy policy and the 2018 murder of Jamal Khashoggi that had overshadowed the awkward visit.
Qatar Probing Death Of A Worker At World Cup Training Site, Says Official
Nasser Al Khater, Chief Executive of the 2022 World Cup in Doha, confirmed to Reuters that a worker died, without providing specifics, and stated that "death is a natural part of life" while offering condolences to his family.
Ukraine Faces 'Significant' Power Shortages After Russian Attacks
Russia pummelled power facilities across Ukraine in the latest big wave of attacks on Monday at a time of the year when energy consumption usually rises because winter is setting in.
Israeli Forces Kill 3 Palestinians In West Bank Raid, Officials Say
The Israeli military said that security forces had conducted counterterrorism activity near the city of Jenin.
Google To Merge Mapping Service Waze With Maps Products Teams
Google said on Thursday it will merge teams working on mapping service Waze and products like Google Maps, effective Dec. 9, in a bid to consolidate processes.
Soccer-765K World Cup Visitors Fall Short Of Qatar's Expected 1.2M Influx
A huge surge in visitors at this stage is unlikely with only eight teams staying on in Doha, and eight games left out of the 64 in the tournament that began on Nov. 20.
US Military Bill Features Up To $10 Billion To Boost Taiwan
China considers Taiwan its territory and has never renounced using force to bring it under its control.
'Too Many Positives!': As China Rows Back 'Zero-COVID' Policy, Virus Fears Spread
Three years into the pandemic, many in China had been itching for Beijing to start to align its rigid virus prevention measures with the rest of the world, which has largely opened up in an effort to live with the disease.
Siemens, Others Call For Only Zero-emission Freight Trucks To Be Sold In EU By 2035
The Commission is currently working on proposals for CO2 reduction targets for freight trucks and the infrastructure to charge electric or fuel hydrogen-powered heavy-duty vehicles.
Slowing Crypto Startup Funding May Still Surpass 2021 Record - Pitchbook
Crypto projects globally attracted $19.9 billion in venture capital (VC) investments in the first nine months of 2022, 41% higher than a year ago, according to Pitchbook data
Western Officials In Talks With Turkey Over Oil Tanker Delays -UK
At least 20 oil tankers continue to face delays to cross from Russia's Black Sea ports to the Mediterranean as operators race to adhere to the Turkish rules.
West Presses UN Chief To Inspect Drones Used By Russia In Ukraine
Russia argues that there is no mandate for Guterres to send U.N. experts to Ukraine to investigate the origin of the drones.
Putin Acknowledges Russia's War In Ukraine Could Be A Long One
Putin has rarely spoken about the duration of a war that he began more than nine months ago but told loyalists in a televised meeting on Wednesday it could go on for some time yet.