Asian Stocks Rise After Big Gains On Wall Street
Fears of further turmoil in the banking sector, which had acted as a drag on global markets, also appeared to be dissipating as shares in troubled US lender First National Bank rose after two battering sessions.
For All Its Flaws, Don't 'Turn Back On UN,' Says Ukraine Envoy
Ukrainian Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya said there may be no other country in the world where citizens pay such heed to debates at the UN General Assembly or Security Council about their nation.
Ailing Erdogan Tries To Project Health By Video Link
Erdogan is also expected to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin as he attempts to project health and vigour at one the more vulnerable moments of his two-decade rule.
Kremlin Warns It Could Widen Foreign Company Asset Seizures
"The aim of the decree is to create a compensation fund for the possible adoption of retaliatory measures against the illegal expropriation of Russian assets abroad," he said.
Powerful Iranian Cleric Killed In Attack At Bank
The governor of Mazandaran, Mahmoud Hosseinipour, said the attacker was a local security officer of the bank.
China's Xi Holds Call With Ukraine's Zelensky
The nearly one-hour discussion, which reportedly included Xi advocating for peace negotiations, was met by Russian accusations that Ukraine was undermining efforts to end the fighting.
Bashir's Cronies Escape Jail, Adding To Sudan War Drama
The fighting pits army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan against his fellow 2021 coup leader and former deputy, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, head of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Samsung Electronics Logs Worst Quarterly Earnings In 14 Years
Its first-quarter net income fell 86.1 percent to 1.57 trillion won, and sales dropped 18 percent to 63.75 trillion won.
Ukrainian Refugees Struggle In Nationalist Hungary
Most Ukrainian refugees pass through Hungary quickly, moving further west -- but it can be tough for those who stay.
Fears Mount For Sudan Ceasefire As Former Regime Members Escape
The 72-hour ceasefire brokered by the United States was already struggling to hold after the regular army launched renewed air strikes against rival paramilitary forces in the capital Khartoum late on Tuesday.
Ship Carrying 1,687 Sudan Evacuees Reaches Saudi: Ministry
Saudi Arabia has received several rounds of evacuees by air and sea since fighting broke out in Africa's third-biggest country on April 15, part of what analysts describe as an effort to position itself as a major player in responding to regional crises.
South Of Khartoum, Fuel Shortage Strands Fleeing Sudanese
Myke and her youngsters "have been waiting under the sun for four days", she told AFP on the side of a road southeast of Khartoum.
Hard Landing: Japan Firm Fails In Historic Moon Bid
The company said its engineers were working to establish why the landing had failed.
Erdogan Cuts Off TV Interview Citing Stomach Bug
The 69-year-old Turkish leader on Tuesday gave three campaign speeches heading into a knife-edge parliamentary and presidential election on May 14.
'Be A Real Man': Russian Army Launches Recruitment Drive
Moscow has launched an aggressive military recruitment campaign complete with videos and ubiquitous billboards as Kyiv gears up for a counter-offensive after months of stalemate in eastern Ukraine.
Asian Stocks Off To Shaky Start After Rout On Wall Street
Lacklustre US consumer data and mixed earnings reports fed those fears during trading hours, with US stocks in the red the entire day.
The Big History Of Albania's Tiny Koran
Scholars say it is one of the smallest Korans on record, with the minuscule holy book held inside a silver case blackened with age.
Japan's 'Cringeworthy' Cartoon Cars Make Image U-turn
Itasha owners can spend thousands of dollars pimping their rides with huge vinyl stickers, turning their cars, motorbikes or even caravans into a canvas.
Turkey Detains 110 Pro-Kurdish Suspects Ahead Of Vote
State media said police held people suspected of financing the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) or roping new members into the outlawed group.
'We're Tired': Ukraine Forces Hold Out In Devastated Bakhmut
Soldiers rush to aid the medic treating the shrapnel-wounded serviceman but dash for cover when another Russian rocket crashes into a courtyard nearby, reverberating around abandoned housing blocs.
Death Toll In Kenya Starvation Cult Case Climbs To 73
It is believed some of his devotees could still be hiding in the bush around Shakahola, which was raided by police earlier this month after a tip-off from a local non-profit group.
US Envoy Tells Lavrov At UN To Release US Journalist
Linda Thomas-Greenfield's comments came as Lavrov chaired a UN Security Council meeting at the world body's headquarters in New York.
China Says Respects Sovereignty Of Ex-Soviet States After Uproar
The European Union's three Baltic countries summoned China's envoys to account for Ambassador Lu Shaye questioning the sovereignty of former Soviet states.
India To Pass China This Week As World's Most Populous Nation: UN
Last week the UN's annual State of World Population report had said the milestone would come by midyear 2023.
Ukraine Allies Denounce 'Cynical' Russian Meeting At UN
On the first anniversary of the war in February, the UN General Assembly voted by an overwhelming majority to repeat its demand for the "immediate" withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine.
12 Die In Munitions Blasts At Pakistan Police Station
The explosions levelled the specialist counter-terrorism station in Kabal town of Swat Valley, in the northwestern region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa which neighbours Afghanistan.
'Difficult Days': Evacuees Recount Risky Escape From Sudan
Even so, those who reached Saudi soil on Monday said they were grateful to be out of a country where the doctors' union has reported that "morgues are full" and "corpses litter the streets".
Asian Stocks Mostly Down After Mixed Session On Wall Street
Investors will also be watching important economic data from Australia and the eurozone, as well as a policy meeting of the Bank of Japan.
'Dead Or Alive': Iraq's Yazidis Anxiously Await IS-abducted Relatives
n August 2014, IS swept over Mount Sinjar, the Kurdish-speaking minority's historic home in northern Iraq.
European Summit To Spur Wind Energy Production In North Sea
Hosted by Belgium in the coastal town of Ostend, the meeting will gather the leaders of EU members France, Germany, Ireland, Denmark, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, with European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen also attending.