Biden To Discuss North Korea Nuclear Threat With Japan, South Korea Leaders
The leaders will meet in Cambodia on Sunday, Nov. 13, when Biden visits Asia for meetings with ASEAN and the Group of 20 industrialized nations.
NZ Central Bank Review Says Monetary Tightening Should Have Started Earlier
The internal review found monetary policy decisions were consistent with the data available at the time, while worst-case scenarios were avoided.
Oil Falls For A Fourth Day As China COVID Concerns Grow
Brent crude futures fell 34 cents, or 0.4%, to $92.31 a barrel at 0115 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were down 31 cents at $85.52 a barrel.
Exclusive-Behind FTX's Fall, Battling Billionaires And A Failed Bid To Save Crypto
On Tuesday morning, Sam Bankman-Fried, owner of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, caught his employees off-guard with a somber message.
Republicans Close In On U.S. House Majority, Senate Still Up For Grabs
Republicans had captured at least 210 House seats, Edison Research projected, eight short of the 218 needed to wrest the House away from Democrats and effectively halt President Joe Biden's legislative agenda.
Ukraine Minister: Blackouts Could Lead To Bigger GDP Contraction In 2022
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy last month said his country would need $38 billion to cover next year's expected budget shortfalls.
Marketmind: CPI Catches The Eye, Crypto Crumbles
All eyes are turning to the latest U.S. inflation figures, but all tongues are wagging about the crash in crypto.
Dollar Advances Ahead Of Inflation Data; Cryptos Crumble
The euro hobbled just above parity at $1.0016, some distance from its near-two-month high hit earlier in the week. Sterling last stood at $1.1360, after sliding 1.6% overnight.
African Insurers Take Up Climate Change Fight With $14 Billion Pledge
The commitment launched on Wednesday during the COP27 climate talks comes as developing countries push their richer peers to do more to help them pay for the costs of responding to such events.
France Says Italy's Ban On Migrant Charity Ship Is 'Unacceptable'
France criticised Italy's refusal to let a charity ship carrying over 200 migrants dock in its ports, with a government spokesman on Wednesday calling the attitude of the new rightist government in Rome "unacceptable".
China's Guangzhou City Brings Back Mass Testing To Fight Worst COVID Outbreak
The latest round of mass testing in Guangzhou comes as China battles a rebound in infections in several economically vital cities, including the capital Beijing,
Show Us The Money: Developing World At COP27 Seeks Climate Finance Details
A $3 billion water transfer project between Lesotho and Botswana and a $10 million plan to improve the public water system in Mauritius were among dozens of projects listed, including 19 in Africa.
East Europeans Prepare For Possible New Ukrainian Refugee Wave As Winter Nears
Data from the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR shows some 4.5 million Ukrainian refugees currently registered under various protection schemes across Europe.
Cryptos Attempt To Steady As Binance-FTX Deal Chills Market
Pressure on FTX came in part from Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, who had said on Sunday that Binance would liquidate its holdings of the rival's token due to unspecified "recent revelations."
North Korea Fires Another Missile As South Salvages Parts Of Soviet-era Weapon
Japan's Coast Guard said the ballistic missile appeared to have fallen into the sea minutes after the launch was reported.
Torrential Floods In West Africa Hurt Food Security
Before the floods, the West and Central Africa region was already facing a bleak food security situation, said Sib Ollo of the World Food Programme.
Russia, U.S. To Hold First Talks Under Nuclear Treaty Since Ukraine War -State Dept
Russia in August suspended cooperation with inspections under the treaty, blaming travel restrictions imposed by Washington and its allies over Moscow's February invasion of Ukraine, but said it was still committed to complying with the provisions of the treaty.
COP27: Island Nations Want China, India To Pay For Climate Damage
The comments marked the first time the two nations have been lumped into the list of major emitters that island states say should be held to account for damage already being wrought by global warming.
Gunmen Release Five Sisters In Nigeria After Parents Pay Ransom
The bandits kidnapped 11 schoolgirls, including the sisters, from a secondary school in Zamfara state in March and later released six of them.
White House's Sullivan Has Talked To Russians About Risk Aversion -source
The source, who asked to remain unidentified, said the talks are ongoing. The Sullivan talks were first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
Twitter To Introduce 'Official' Label For Some Verified Accounts
Crawford also confirmed that the revamped Twitter Blue subscription product, which will allow paid users to carry blue check marks on their accounts, will not actually verify users' identities.
Ukraine Promises Not To Give Up 'A Single Centimetre' To Russia In East
The region is one of four Russia claimed to have annexed in late September.
Court Asks Striking Kenya Airways Pilots To Resume Work
Members of the Kenya Airline Pilots Association (KALPA), which represents about 400 pilots at the carrier, went on strike on Saturday after failing to resolve a dispute over pension contributions and settlement of deferred pay.
South Africa's New Ground Station To Help NASA Track Space Flights
Through its Artemis programme, which aims to land the first woman or person of colour on the moon by 2025, NASA is targeting this month for an inaugural launch of its next-generation rocket ship.
Italy Lets In Migrants From German Boat, Other Ships Waiting
The Rise Above boat docked in the port of Reggio Calabria, in the toe of Italy, shortly after dawn and the 89 people it had picked up in the Mediterranean were let ashore.
COP27: Austria Commits $50 Million For Climate 'Loss And Damage'
Compensation linked to extreme weather and global warming has leapt up the political agenda at the U.N. climate conference taking place in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
Tanzania Plane Crash Survivors, Rescuers Describe Heroics Laced With Tragedy
In the hours and days after the accident, reports of survival and dramatic rescue efforts have started to emerge.
Elon Musk's Twitter Girds For Surge In US Midterm Election Misinformation
Days after Twitter Inc fired half its staff and new owner Elon Musk tweeted a recommendation to vote for Republican candidates, election experts are anxiously bracing for a surge in online misinformation as Americans head to the polls on Tuesday.
Revised EU Debt Rules Should Allow For Climate, Defence Investment - Breton
New EU budget rules should take into account the need to invest in climate policies and defence when setting the pace for debt reduction, Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton said in an interview with Dutch financial daily FD published on Tuesday.
Uganda Shortens School Term By Two Weeks To Curb Ebola
As of Monday, the country had recorded a total of 135 confirmed cases and 53 deaths, according to the health ministry.