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Freed US citizen, 85, lands in Oman after detention in Iran

Freed US citizen, 85, lands in Oman after detention in Iran

Baquer Namazi, one of four US citizens whose freedom Washington had demanded in the context of any revived nuclear deal with Tehran, landed in neutral Oman Wednesday, his lawyer said.

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Benn returns 'adverse' drugs test ahead of Eubank Jr fight

Benn returns 'adverse' drugs test ahead of Eubank Jr fight

Conor Benn has returned an "adverse analytical finding for trace amounts of a fertility drug" but Saturday's fight with Chris Eubank Jr in London remains on, promoters have said.

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How the Indonesia stadium disaster unfolded: minute by minute

How the Indonesia stadium disaster unfolded: minute by minute

Indonesian investigators are still assessing events that culminated in one of the deadliest disasters in the history of football.

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Moving on up... or out? UK prime minister seeks to soothe Tory faithful

Moving on up... or out? UK prime minister seeks to soothe Tory faithful

Britain's embattled prime minister Liz Truss marched to the lectern for the most important speech of her political career on Wednesday -- accompanied by a song about a bitter break-up.

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Under-fire PM Truss vows to get UK 'through the tempest' with growth plan

Under-fire PM Truss vows to get UK 'through the tempest' with growth plan

Prime Minister Liz Truss vowed to steer the UK "through the tempest" as she closed her party's tumultuous annual conference on Wednesday, making an unapologetic pitch for economic "growth, growth, growth".

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US duo and Dane win Nobel for 'click chemistry'

US duo and Dane win Nobel for 'click chemistry'

A trio of chemists from the United States and Denmark who laid the foundation for a more functional form of chemistry where molecules are snapped together on Wednesday won the Nobel Chemistry Prize.

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Iran pop singer silenced, but his song remains a protest anthem

Iran pop singer silenced, but his song remains a protest anthem

Even though he has been silenced, Iranian pop singer Shirvin Hajipour's impassioned song in support of protests over Mahsa Amini's death in custody remains an unofficial anthem of the movement.

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Ten dead after Indian Himalayas avalanche hits climbers

Ten dead after Indian Himalayas avalanche hits climbers

Ten people are confirmed dead after an avalanche struck climbers in the Indian Himalayas, police said Wednesday, with 18 other members of the expedition still missing.

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Oil prices rise awaiting OPEC output cut

Oil prices rise awaiting OPEC output cut

Oil prices rose Wednesday as OPEC and Russia-led allies prepare to announce a big cut in output.

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Indonesian president orders stadium audit after deadly stampede

Indonesian president orders stadium audit after deadly stampede

Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Wednesday ordered an audit of all football stadiums in the country, vowing to find the "root" cause of one of the deadliest disasters in the sport's history.

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