Pakistan calls for 'immediate' end to Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia at UN
UN Security Council renewed targeted sanctions under its Yemen sanctions regime for another year
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IAEA recommends safety improvements at S. Korean nuclear reactor in Busan
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (Yonhap) -- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) ha...
Boy found alive after 6 days lost in wilderness: "Grounded for life"
Video shot from the rescue helicopter showed the boy was shirtless and sunburned. He was wearing shorts and boots and was using towels as blankets.
Morocco positions itself as potential uranium supplier to France
The Moroccan industrial group OCP is in talks with French companies EDF and Orano about the terms of an agreement to produce and supply uranium concentrate. The North African kingdom holds significant phosphate reserves.
France calls for more pressure on Houthis to end attacks on Saudi Arabia
France called for greater pressure on Yemen 's Houthis to end their attacks in the region, particularly against Saudi Arabia .
COP31 talks face early friction over future of fossil fuels
Palestinian parties must not help Eisenkot rescue Israel from collapse
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the "opposition" Yashar party, have both been principal perpetrators of Israel's genocide of Gaza's Palestinians .
November 13 Paris attacks: Eleven years later, France pays tribute to victims
Eleven years on, France pays tribute to the victims of the November 13 attacks. French officials, victims’ associations and families gathered this Friday to pay their respects to those killed in the attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015.
Crossing Afghanistan along the 'highway of death'
Highway 1, or the Ring Road, connects Afghanistan's major cities. After September 11, 2001, it became a hotspot for crime and fighting, particularly between the capital Kabul and Kandahar, the Taliban's birthplace. People taking it had to navigate extortions, kidnappings and suicide bombings. What…
Former Ukrainian prime minister’s adviser injured in another Moscow car bombing
Sergei Zavorotnyi was former prime minister Mykola Azarov’s aide
(LEAD) S. Korea fall to Saudi Arabia in football for 1st time in 21 yrs
AL RAYYAN, Qatar, Nov. 13 (Yonhap) -- South Korea fell to Saudi Arabia 3-2 in th...
Car bombings in Russia kill military officer, injure ex-Ukraine PM adviser
Moscow blames Kyiv for a series of car bombings that have targeted people linked to the war with Ukraine.
Teddy Riner announces presidential bid, pledges to unite France
In an interview with Le Parisien, Riner said he could not remain silent amid growing social tensions and uncertainty about France's future.
Myanmar: Junta carries out double-tap airstrikes targeting civilians
Numerous civilian casualties have been documented in Rakhine State amid a renewed military offensive by the junta to regain control of the area. Available evidence suggests that military aircraft are deliberately targeting civilian sites and carrying out double-tap strikes.
Rosenberg: Uncompromising Putin ups demands for peace with Ukraine
The fact the question of European security now features in discussions is viewed in Moscow as a victory, BBC Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg says.
S. Korea fall to Saudi Arabia in football for 1st time in 21 yrs
AL RAYYAN, Qatar, Nov. 13 (Yonhap) -- South Korea fell to Saudi Arabia 3-2 in th...
Jerusalem Daily: Baby dies from cold in Gaza
A baby dies from the cold in Gaza as 53 countries urge Israel to allow aid in.
What's going on with the polar vortex?
Observations show the ring of fierce winds that rotate at the Earth's North Pole has changed direction. Scientists say it's a historic disruption and the earliest reversal on record. What could it mean for the weather?
Iran targeted US radar system in Bahrain
The US military's Central Command denied that the radar had been destroyed and said it intercepted two "one-way attack drones" launched at Bahrain by Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
As Chinese ‘manosphere’ emerges, women are dropping from the workforce
China, which once rejected traditional roles for women, is now promoting family values and higher birth rates under Xi Jinping.
China warns against new U.S. export controls on computer chips
China is warning the U.S. against putting new export controls on semiconductors in the wake of the scandal surrounding AI chip giant Nvidia and its now-former CEO Jensen Huang.
Missing Australian boy found alive after 6 days in the wilderness
A 17-year-old boy with autism was found alive by a helicopter crew after he spent six days lost in the Australian bush.
Zelensky says Starlink limits continued in the middle of his talks with U.S., Russia
Ukraine’s Defense Ministry said it had reached out to SpaceX and the U.S. Defense Department to seek an explanation and resolve the situation.
West Bank: ‘Without international trade and financial support, large settlements would not exist’
France is considering legislation to restrict trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, namely the West Bank. Ivar Ekeland, Professor Emeritus at Paris Dauphine-PSL University and Chair of the Organization of Academics for the Respect of International Law in Palestine…
Former priest’s sentence for sexually abusing his sisters increased to 14 years in ‘landmark outcome’
Sisters hail ‘landmark’ ruling after DPP appealed Richard Brennan’s initial eight-year sentence as ‘unduly lenient’
High airfares may become new norm as jet fuel costs soar, says Asia-Pacific airline industry chief
High airfares could become the new norm as airlines contend with soaring jet fuel prices and mounting operating costs, the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines' chief said Friday.
Russian Youth Agency Deputy Chief Arrested in Fraud Probe
Denis Ashirov, who has served as the agency’s state secretary and deputy head since July 2022, faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted of large-scale fraud.
Caught Between Killers: Ebola on One Side, Islamic State on the Other
The new epicenter of Congo’s fast-spreading outbreak is a region scarred by rebel violence. Responders are struggling to help it.
Ice hockey: Russia threatens against Canada and Germany over exclusion from tournaments
A fortnight after the CAS ordered ice hockey's governing body to reintegrate Russia into international play, a solution remains elusive. Now Russia has threatened to take legal action against two tournament hosts.
Baby dies of hypothermia, as Israeli attacks across Gaza surge
A baby has died of hypothermia in southern Gaza, amid plummeting temperatures and continuing Israeli restrictions on aid, AFP reported, citing medical sources.