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Kiev says Russian forces struck 15 critical power facilities as Ukraine braces for winter, while Moscow welcomes Washington’s easing of restrictions and diplomatic efforts to end the war remain deadlocked.
Bernard Baudoux says he was kicked and beaten with iron bars during a goodwill visit to the Palestinian town of Taybeh, as France’s prime minister vows the country will not be intimidated by violence.
During a visit to Baghdad, the Turkish foreign minister met senior Iraqi officials and held separate talks with his Egyptian and Iranian counterparts on regional conflicts and efforts to resolve them.
Elon Musk insists that restrictions on military Starshield systems are set by Washington, as Russian strikes kill 15 people and damage Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Kimberly Guilfoyle faces allegations that she accepted lavish gifts and sought money in exchange for access to administration officials.
Maritime tensions escalate as Iran and the US dispute control of the Strait of Hormuz following attacks on commercial vessels.
Ambassador to the EU says Brussels risks undermining competition by restricting American satellite operators.
The Fund's cut to China's growth forecast points to weaker demand for imports, oil and metals, weighing on global growth as Beijing's policy support cushions the slowdown.
Petteri Orpo urges Europe to voice its opposition to the agreement he calls a 'huge disappointment'.
The prime minister urges Albertans to reject separation from Canada in Monday’s vote, warning that it would bring years of 'deep uncertainty'.
State Department investigators examine misconduct allegations against Kimberly Guilfoyle, US ambassador to Greece.
Cairo warns that continued strikes on Saudi Arabia risk wider regional instability, urging Tehran and Washington to return to negotiations as diplomatic efforts intensify.
A decade after the island-nation left the bloc, economic losses, shifting public opinion and global turmoil are pushing Britain closer to the EU, but Brussels may demand a higher price for its return.
The arrest of a former spymaster is the latest in a series of intelligence failures that have raised questions over Berlin’s ability to protect secrets and operate independently of US and British intelligence.
A proposal to standardise mosque sermons in the Muslim-majority Valley is the latest in a decades-long effort to control religious expression, silence dissent and reshape Islam to serve the state's political interests.
