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Supporters of Brazil's ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, shown here on August 7, 2019, are keen to see if he will be freed
World
14.08.2024
Brazil's Lula to wait until November for top court ruling
A building at a vineyard is engulfed in flames from the Kincade fire near Geyserville, California on October 24, 2019
World
14.08.2024
Evacuations as wildfire roars through California wine country
Amazon's efforts to speed most deliveries to a single day resulted in weaker-than-anticipated profits for the e-commerce leader
World
14.08.2024
Speedy delivery hits Amazon's bottom line; shares slump
A demonstrator in Santiago holds a sign reading "Chile has awakened"
World
14.08.2024
UN to probe abuses in Chile as protest death toll hits 18
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Mass protests in Santiago, Chile raised questions about an upcoming Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, but the government says it will be held on schedule November 16-17
World 14.08.2024
Chile FM confirms APEC summit still on despite protests
Protests: Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed
World 14.08.2024
Four dead in protests against Ethiopian PM Abiy: police, hospital
Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance Dam is set to be Africa's largest when it is completed
World 14.08.2024
Egypt, Ethiopia leaders discuss controversial Nile dam
The fuel shortage has forced many Malawians to cycle
World 14.08.2024
Blackouts as Malawi truckers' strike disrupts fuel supplies
Russian forces have started patrols along the Syria-Turkey border, filling the vacuum left by a US troop withdrawal that effectively handed back a third of the country to the Moscow-backed regime of President Bashar al-Assad
World 14.08.2024
Kurdish forces start Syria-Turkey border pullback
Huang Xueqin had written at least two reports about the protests in Hong Kong
World 14.08.2024
China detains journalist who covered Hong Kong protests: sources
Ilham Tohti was sentenced by Chinese courts to life in prison for 'separatism'
World 14.08.2024
Jailed Uighur Tohti wins European Parliament Sakharov rights award
Modi was a star campaigner, with the party eager to reassure voters upset over job losses and sluggish growth
World 14.08.2024
Mixed fate for Modi's party in India state polls as job losses bite
Police and government officials said Roger Uren had appeared in court on Wednesday over mishandling sensitive intelligence
World 14.08.2024
Aussie ex-intel boss charged with secrecy breach
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