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French painting stolen by the Nazis goes on auction at Christie’s Paris A painting by French artist Nicolas de Largillierre that was looted by the Nazis and recovered at the end of World War II by the Monuments Men, the Allied unit responsible for returning works of art stolen by the Germans...

G20 'achieves consensus on diverse points of view amid changing of economic philosophy across world' In a bid to further strengthen India's alliances and global strategic partnerships, PM Modi has embarked on a veritable diplomatic blitz on the sidelines of the G20. For in-depth analysis and a...

US says supplying Ukraine with antipersonnel mines will help slow Russian troops U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Washington’s decision to send antipersonnel land mines to Ukraine was needed to "help slow down" the advance of Russian ground troops. The announcement comes two months...

History's biggest break-up: US federal prosecutors say Google must sell Chrome In the antitrust trial of the century, the US Justice Department has filed for tech giant Alphabet to separate from its Chrome browser, which is used by around 3.5 billion people globally. It's also asked the District...

Russia targets Ukraine with intercontinental ballistic missile for first time, Kyiv says Russia launched an Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at targets in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, Ukraine's air force said. It was the first time that ICBMs have been used by Russia in the conflict...

Attorney General pick Matt Gaetz reportedly paid two women $10,000, in part for sex PRESS REVIEW –Thursday, November 21: In France, far-right leader Marine Le Pen threatens to bring down PM Michel Barnier's government over its controversial budget bill. In the US, the House Ethics Committee...

Fires in the Amazon: Brazilian police track down climate criminals With the COP29 summit now in its final days, we take a closer look at the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. A major global carbon sink that's nicknamed the lungs of the planet, the Amazon is once again under threat. Illegal fires set...

🔴 Mali's junta names Abdoulaye Maiga prime minister, state TV reports

US vetoes UN resolution for ceasefire in Gaza The United States on Wednesday stood as the sole obstacle to the adoption of a UN resolution which sought to implement an immediate ceasefire to the Israel-Hamas war, saying the resolution didn't "link release of hostages to an immediate...

Western allies close embassies as Kyiv under raid alert One day after Ukraine for the first time launched US-made missiles deep into Russian territory, air raid sirens rippled across Kyiv in response to online indications that Russia might be preparing a missile and drone attack on the capital.

Trial bravery sees Gisele Pelicot hailed as feminist icon Gisele Pelicot, the French woman drugged by her ex-husband so she could be raped and sexually abused by him and dozens of strangers, said on Tuesday that it was time for a "macho" society to change its attitude on rape. Pelicot has become...

At least 150 people killed in violence in Haitian capital in past week: UN Soaring violence in Port-au-Prince since last week has left at least 150 people dead, bringing the number of deaths in Haiti this year to over 4,500, the United Nations said Wednesday.

DR Congo opposition wants to block Tshisekedi’s plan to change the constitution In the Democratic Republic of Congo, parties from the political opposition have announced that they consider President Felix Tshisekedi’s plan to change the constitution as tantamount to a coup d’etat, and vowed to...

No, this viral photo doesn’t show Iran's Supreme Leader 'in a coma' Social media was abuzz with misleading, out of context images from Iran this week: dated, decade-old images being used to claim Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was hospitalised in a coma, and a slew of footage from 2022...

Trump takes Washington by storm: What to make of returning president's cabinet picks? Part of a bigger plan, or has Donald Trump simply decided that cabinet picks no longer matter?

Mali junta sacks Prime Minister Maiga and his government Mali's military junta leader Colonel Assimi Goita fired Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maiga and his government on Wednesday. A few days previously, Maiga, who was appointed by the military in 2021, had publicly condemned the lack of...

With tariffs in mind, Donald Trump picks Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary US President-elect Donald Trump has picked Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick to lead the Department of Commerce. The businessman and long-time friend of Trump's is slated to lead the incoming administration's...

Grief and anger after killing of blasphemy suspect in Pakistan In Pakistan, a blasphemy-related case turned tragic in September. A doctor accused of blaspheming the Prophet Mohammed was allegedly shot dead by police officers and his body set on fire by a mob of fundamentalists. In a historic...

Rich nations under pressure over climate finance at COP29 talks Pressure mounted on wealthy nations Wednesday to put a figure on the table as time runs out at COP29 to strike a deal on climate assistance for poorer countries.

'Hello, Dolly!' comes to Paris: Hit musical celebrates 60th anniversary Paris is not always associated with musical theatre, but little by little the French capital is becoming more like Broadway and the West End. The latest live show to wow critics and audiences alike is "Hello, Dolly!". On...