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Indian activist Umar Khalid gets a week’s bail — and a gag order
A court awarded Khalid a seven-day reprieve to attend his sister's wedding, after more than two years in jail.
Looking at Berlin’s present through its past
What can an exhibition on 19th-century migrants in Berlin tell us about Germany's current relationship with migration?
Q&A: Uganda’s Museveni on staying in power, rights abuses
The Museveni administration has repeatedly been accused of muzzling dissenting voices in the country since 1986.
Japan unveils record defence budget amid regional security fears
The cabinet's nod for a 20-percent rise in military spending is a deviation from pacifist post-WWII self-defence policy.
Shell to pay $15m settlement over oil spills in Nigeria
Shell claimed the settlement for spills in the Niger Delta between 2004 and 2007 was not an admission of liability.
At least two people dead after shooting in Paris
Gunshots were fired in a central district of Paris, injuring several people.
COP15 was a success — here’s what needs to happen next
The historic global agreement at the UN conference to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030 is just the start.
Passport control staff strike at six UK airports for better pay
More than 1,000 Border Force officers walk out at six airports over pay amid the cost-of-living crisis.
Heavy snow and plunging temperatures: What is a bomb cyclone?
The United States braces for a cold snap as wind-chill temperatures could drop to dangerous levels far below zero.
Lobster bisque for the blues
A father and daughter’s journey through sadness and seafood.
Russia threatens to slash oil supplies in 2023, spooks markets
Moscow warns it may cut production by 5-7 percent in early 2023 as energy war with the West deepens.
Suicide car bomb kills Pakistan police officer, wounds others
Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claims responsibility for explosion near police headquarters in Islamabad.
Israeli police kill Palestinian, accuse him of ‘attack’
Family denies the Palestinian citizen of Israel had attempted to ram Israeli officers with a car in Kafr Qasim.
Winter ‘bomb cyclone’ looms ahead of US holiday weekend
A 'once-in-a-generation' winter storm with temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius causes Christmas travel chaos.
Timeline: Case of Charles Sobhraj – ‘Bikini Killer’, ‘Serpent’
The French serial killer preyed on Western tourists on the 'hippie trail' in Asia in the 1970s and 1980s.
French serial killer Charles Sobhraj released from Nepal prison
He spent 19 years in jail in Nepal for two murders in 1975 and was freed given his age and for good behaviour.
Children can help us build a better, greener world for all
Children are bearing the brunt of the world’s ills. Let’s ensure their voices are heard.
China’s foreign minister warns US not to cross its ‘red line’
Wang Yi accuses the US of 'salami slicing' tactics and 'bullying' in a call with Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Powerful Tunisian trade union calls for postponement of vote
UGTT says second round will cause chaos after a record-low turnout in the first round of parliamentary elections.
N Korea fires 2 ballistic missiles towards eastern waters: South
Latest launch comes days after joint air exercise by South Korean and US militaries.
Thomas Piketty: ‘You have to make the richest people pay more’
Renowned economist Thomas Piketty on the politics of building global equality.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 303
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 303rd day, we take a look at the main developments.
Apple’s Australian workers go on Christmas strike over pay
Strike comes as tech giant is facing disruption at its flagship iPhone plant in China after workers' protests.
Cambodia convicts 36 opposition members in latest mass trial
Mass trial of Cambodia's opposition leaders and supporters results in guilty verdicts for all but one defendant.
Japan’s inflation hits 40-year high
Prices rise 3.7 percent in November amid growing expectations central bank will roll back huge stimulus.
US says Putin’s call to end war in Ukraine insincere
'Our goal is not to spin the flywheel of military conflict,' Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
Indonesia’s bid to woo investors complicated by ‘sex ban’ code
Southeast Asian country's businesses community is divided on how revised code will affect efforts to attract investment.
January 6 panel unveils report, describes Trump ‘conspiracy’
Jan 6 committee’s final report asserts Donald Trump engaged in a 'multi-part conspiracy' to overturn 2020 election.
Russia considers ways to return space crew after capsule leak
Tests are being conducted to determine whether Soyuz capsule is unfit for crewed flight after coolant leak.
N Korea denies arms supplied for Russian mercenaries in Ukraine
US claims North Korea sent 'infantry rockets and missiles into Russia' for use by Wagner Group mercenaries in Ukraine.
TikTok staff accessed data to track journalists, ByteDance finds
Chinese parent company of popular video app says the employees responsible are no longer with the company.
Argentina identifies 131st baby kidnapped during dictatorship
A right-wing dictatorship that ruled Argentina from 1976 to 1983 systematically stole children from dissident parents.
US Senate passes $1.7t spending bill without Afghan refugee law
The 4,155-page spending bill includes $858bn for military spending and $45bn in additional assistance for Ukraine.
Chile plans to open embassy in occupied Palestinian territories
Chilean President Gabriel Boric says move aims to give Palestinians representation and respect under international law.
The 10 players who caught our eye at the World Cup
From Musiala to Aboubakar to Amrabat, here are the 10 players that impressed us most at this World Cup.
Photos: In Madrid, a ‘toy hospital’ marks its last Christmas
Antonio Rivas took over the workshop from his father in the 1970s and watched as interest in traditional toys fell.
China’s COVID rebellion
The protests that exposed cracks in China's middle-class dream
Russia dismisses US decision to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine
Russia's Vladimir Putin slams US move to send Patriot missiles to Ukraine, saying it will not help resolve conflict.
US governor to remove makeshift border wall criticised as ‘stunt’
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has reached an agreement to remove shipping containers stacked as a wall from federal lands.
What does future hold for Afghan women after university ban?
Women in Afghanistan express shock and anger over Taliban decision that drew international condemnation.
FTX founder Bankman-Fried released on $250m bond
Bail package requires Bankman-Fried surrender his passport and remain in confinement at his parents' home in Palo Alto.
Low weekly jobs claims underscores tight labour market
New data shows a still-tight labour market while Q3 economy rebounded to 3.2 percent, revised up from 2.9 percent.
US House moves to expand oversight after Trump tax revelations
Bill requiring the US tax enforcement agency to audit presidents' tax filings faces uphill battle to become law.
US warns Taliban of ‘costs’ over university ban for Afghan women
US secretary of state says Taliban is sentencing women and girls in Afghanistan to a 'dark future without opportunity'.
Sweden still has requirements to meet to join NATO: Turkey
Stockholm is not even halfway through fulfilling the commitments it made to secure Ankara's support, Turkey says.
Armed groups in northern Mali pull out of Algiers peace talks
The groups negotiating with the military government demand talks in a neutral country under international mediation.
What is the post-FTX future of cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrencies, experts say, have mainly been speculative, which only worked as long as real dollars were there.
Biden warns Americans to take ‘dangerous’ winter storm seriously
The president urges people to heed warnings of local authorities as snow and frigid temperatures move across the US.
Key Trump allies refused to answer January 6 panel questions
Transcript of interviews with allies of former US president shows that they invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned.
Brazil’s incoming President Lula unveils more cabinet picks
Left-wing leader, set to take office on January 1, says his team aims to 'rebuild the country' after Bolsonaro's tenure.
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