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Budget impasse threatens Belgium's ruling coalition

New Zealand ex-top cop admits to having material showing child abuse, bestiality

BoE set for finely balanced pre-budget rate call

Australian kingpin obtains shorter sentence over drug charge

Weatherald's unenviable Ashes task: fill giant hole at top left by Warner

Ovechkin first to score 900 NHL goals as Capitals beat Blues

On Mexico City's streets, vendors fight to make it to World Cup

Asian markets bounce from selloff as US jobs beat forecasts

Philippine death toll tops 140 as typhoon heads towards Vietnam

Kyrgios targets 'miracle' Australian Open return after knee improves

'AI president': Trump deepfakes glorify himself, trash rivals

Israel: Economy on the edge

Rare Earth Standoff

Gaza on the cusp of civil war

Why Russia can’t end war

Adobe down 40%: Kodak moment?

Boomers: Selfish or Scapegoats?

Tanks in Gaza - Hopes dim?

Poland trusts only hard Power

Oscar-winning Palestinian films daily 'Israeli impunity' in West Bank

Armed with his camera, Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Basel Adra has spent years in the occupied West Bank documenting what he describes as the impunity Israelis enjoy in their mistreatment of Palestinians.

Spain's Telefonica shares drop on dividend cut, net loss

Shares in Spanish telecoms giant Telefonica fell sharply on Tuesday after it posted a net loss for the first nine months of the year and announced it would cut its dividend by half in 2026.

Fierce mountain storms kill nine in Nepal

Days of ferocious snowstorms and an avalanche in Nepal's treacherous Himalayan peaks have killed nine people, including five Italian climbers, officials said Tuesday.

Divisive Czech cardinal Dominik Duka dies at 82

Czech cardinal Dominik Duka, who was accused of covering up clergy sex crimes, died aged 82 on Tuesday, the Prague Archbishopric said on Facebook.

Shein vows to cooperate with France in sex doll probe

Asian e-commerce giant Shein Tuesday pledged to "cooperate fully" with French judicial authorities after an uproar over it selling childlike sex dolls, and said it was prepared to disclose the names of people who bought them.

EU in last-ditch push to seal climate targets before COP30

EU environment ministers Tuesday launched a last-ditch bid to reassert the bloc's climate ambitions by nailing down key emissions targets in the run-up to the UN's COP30 summit in Brazil.

Finnish ex-PM Marin says her female cabinet faced torrent of sexism

Finland's former prime minister Sanna Marin has highlighted the online sexism her government experienced while in power, in her memoir published on Tuesday.

Sudan army-backed council to meet on US truce proposal: govt source

Sudan's army-backed authorities will meet on Tuesday to discuss a US proposal for a ceasefire in the war with the paramilitary, a government source told AFP, as the UN chief called for an end to the "nightmare of violence".

BP profit surges despite lower oil prices

British energy giant BP on Tuesday reported a sharp rise in net profit for the third quarter as higher oil output and cost-cutting helped offset a drop in crude prices.