Israel, Palestinian Militants Trade Deadly Fire Over Gaza
Islamic Jihad said one of its military leaders had been killed in a pre-dawn strike Thursday carried out by Israeli forces.
Race Row As Egyptian Archaeologist Releases Cleopatra Documentary
Archaeologist Zahi Hawass's 90-minute documentary "Cleopatra", released on director Curtis Ryan Woodside's YouTube channel, describes itself as telling the "true" story of the Ptolemaic dynasty's last ruler.
Pakistan Deploys Army To Quell Riots Over Ex-PM Khan's Arrest
Khan was remanded in custody for eight days on corruption charges on Wednesday, the culmination of a rare campaign of defiance against the powerful military.
Crises From Ukraine To Banking Await G7 Finance Ministers
The three-day meeting of the Group of Seven developed nations comes with the global economy still unsteady after years of pandemic woes compounded by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Asian Markets Struggle As Traders Unmoved By US Inflation Data
The consumer price index reading was the lowest in two years and a tad below what was expected, giving the Fed a little room to take a break in its long-running rate hike campaign.
Imran Khan's U-turn From Military's Man To Army Critic
His arrest this week -- after delivering another broadside against a senior intelligence officer -- marks an escalation in the duel between Khan's staggering popular appeal and the army's vast influence.
Winds Of Change Buffet Iran's Wooden Boat Building Tradition
The sturdy vessels, built by hand, have sailed Gulf waters for centuries, their potbellied silhouette emblematic of regional maritime traditions like the dhows of the Arabian Peninsula.
Climate Maths 'Doesn't Add Up' Without Carbon Capture: COP28 Chief
Sultan Al Jaber said renewables such as solar and wind "cannot be the only answer", especially in the steel, cement and aluminium industries, where emissions are particularly hard to reduce.
Sudan Refugees Fear Uncertain Future In Ethiopia
His immediate prospects were limited to a seemingly interminable wait in a makeshift camp in northwestern Ethiopia, where everything was in short supply.
Toyota Full-year Net Profit Beats Forecast
The Japanese firm reported 2.45 trillion yen ($18.12 billion) in net profit for the fiscal year, down 14 percent from a year earlier but still beating its projections of 2.36 trillion yen.
Skyscraper Totals Becoming New Norm In Run-fest IPL
The 38-year-old South African Du Plessis, captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore, leads the batting charts with 576 runs at a destructive strike rate of over 157 and 32 sixes.
Australia Told To Shoot Kangaroos Before They Starve
To outsiders, the kangaroo is an instantly-recognisable symbol of the Australian wilderness, but within the country the native animal poses a major environmental headache.
Zelensky Demands Faster Support On EU Chief's Symbolic Visit
Von der Leyen was in town to mark Europe Day, which promotes peace and unity on the continent and falls on the same day that Kyiv's foe Moscow celebrates the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in 1945.
Sudanese War Displaced Double To More Than 700,000: UN
More than 700,000 people are now internally displaced by battles since April 15, according to the International Organization for Migration.
Germany, China Clash Over Ukraine
At their second meeting in a month, the foreign ministers of the two countries, Qin Gang and Annalena Baerbock, clashed repeatedly over major powers' responsibilities on the world stage.
US Announces $1.2 Bn In New Military Aid For Ukraine
Ukraine is readying for a highly anticipated spring offensive against invading Russian troops, but the latest assistance will not immediately arrive on the battlefield as it must still be procured from the defense industry or partners.
Turks In Germany Report Heckling From Erdogan Backers
In Berlin's Neukoelln district, a local chapter of the opposition CHP party has been laying on buses to carry voters across the city to vote in the Turkish consulate.
Musk Says Video And Audio Calls Coming To Twitter
In a subsequent comment fired off on Twitter, Musk contended that the WhatsApp messaging service operated by Meta "cannot be trusted."
Four People Shot Dead In Tunisia Synagogue Attack
Four other visitors to the Ghriba synagogue on Djerba island and five more security officers were wounded in the attack, according to the ministry.
Asian Markets Drift Lower As US Inflation Data Looms
The Fed hinted at a possible pause in its long-running tightening cycle but observers warned that any sign inflation is creeping up would put pressure on officials to turn the screws further.
AFP Journalist Arman Soldin Killed In Eastern Ukraine
The attack happened at around 4:30 pm (1330 GMT) on the outskirts of the town close to Bakhmut, the epicentre of the fighting in eastern Ukraine for several months.
Saudi Arabia, Syria Agree To Restore Diplomatic Ties
The kingdom "has decided to resume the work of its diplomatic mission in Syria," Riyadh's foreign ministry said in a statement.
Former Pakistan PM Khan Faces Court After Shock Arrest Prompts Riots
Khan's detention follows months of political crisis and came hours after the powerful military rebuked the former international cricketer for alleging that a senior officer had been involved in a plot to kill him.
Turks Abroad Wrap Up Voting In Landmark Election
Sunday's presidential and parliamentary ballot will pass judgement on Turkey's longest-serving leader and the social transformation spearheaded by his Islamic-rooted party.
IPhone Maker Foxconn Buys Huge Site In India Tech Hub
The 1.2 million-square-metre (13 million-square-foot) acquisition in Devanahalli, near the airport for Indian tech hub Bengaluru, was announced in a statement to the London Stock Exchange.
Messi's Move To Saudi A 'Done Deal': Source
Asked about the comments, Messi's current club Paris Saint-Germain simply noted he remains under contract until June 30.
UBS Keeps Credit Suisse CEO For Leadership Team In Merger
Koerner will be the only top manager from Credit Suisse to join the executive board after the bank is absorbed by UBS, which expects the mega merger to be wrapped up "in the next few weeks".
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan Arrested During Court Appearance
It was not immediately clear if Khan was being held at the Islamabad High Court, or had been moved elsewhere.
Saudi Aramco Banks $31.9bn In First Quarter, Down 19%
The result was down from the $39.5 billion reported in the same period in 2022, when Russia's invasion of Ukraine caused oil prices to surge.
EU Chief Von Der Leyen Marks 'Europe Day' In Kyiv
The Ukrainian leader has decreed that May 9 would be celebrated in his country as Europe Day, as it is in Brussels, spurning the martial Victory Day tradition of the former Soviet Union.