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Iran protests rage overnight after Mahsa Amini commemoration

Iran protests rage overnight after Mahsa Amini commemoration

Protests raged through the night in Iran after thousands of mourners marked 40 days since the death of Mahsa Amini which sparked a wave of unrest across the Islamic republic.

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ASEAN ministers say 'even more determined' to solve Myanmar crisis

ASEAN ministers say 'even more determined' to solve Myanmar crisis

Southeast Asian foreign ministers said they were "even more determined" to solve the political crisis in Myanmar during talks in Indonesia on Thursday ahead of the ASEAN leaders' summit in November.

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Germany's Scholz rejects Turkish claims against Greece

Germany's Scholz rejects Turkish claims against Greece

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Thursday rejected Turkish claims on the sovereignty of Greek islands, at the start of an official visit to Athens.

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Reinvigorated All Blacks in confident mood for Japan Test

Reinvigorated All Blacks in confident mood for Japan Test

All Blacks head coach Ian Foster said Thursday that his players were ready to show that their troubles were behind them as they kick off their northern hemisphere tour on Saturday against Japan.

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EU chief calls for closer ties to Central Asia in Kazakhstan visit

EU chief calls for closer ties to Central Asia in Kazakhstan visit

EU chief Charles Michel on Thursday called for closer ties with Central Asia on his first official visit to Kazakhstan, the main economic powerhouse in a region where Russia's influence has come under question.

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Afraid of Kim's nukes? Build a bunker, South Korean professor says

Afraid of Kim's nukes? Build a bunker, South Korean professor says

If North Korea unleashes a nuclear attack on the South, architecture professor Lee Tae-goo has a plan: he'll retreat to his purpose-built bunker and stay underground for at least two weeks to avoid radiation poisoning.

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N. Ireland set for fresh elections over post-Brexit impasse

N. Ireland set for fresh elections over post-Brexit impasse

Northern Ireland on Thursday appeared headed for a second election this year, after UK government efforts to resolve months of political stalemate over its post-Brexit status failed to secure a breakthrough.

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Times have changed, says Vanuatu's first woman MP in 14 years

Times have changed, says Vanuatu's first woman MP in 14 years

Gloria Julia King, the first woman elected to the Vanuatu parliament in 14 years, said entering the male-dominated house shows that times have changed in the Pacific nation.

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Euro and pound hold gains, stocks mostly rise as rate fears ease

Euro and pound hold gains, stocks mostly rise as rate fears ease

The euro, pound and yen all held their gains against the dollar Thursday and most equities rose as traders grow increasingly hopeful the Federal Reserve will slow its pace of interest rate hikes.

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Australia's Wade positive for Covid ahead of England clash

Australia's Wade positive for Covid ahead of England clash

Australian wicketkeeper Matthew Wade has tested positive for Covid at the Twenty20 World Cup but is expected to play in Friday's crucial clash with England, the team said.

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