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Matiul Haq Khalis, director general of Afghanistan's National Environmental Protection Agency, said his country was seeking to attend the next climate summit as an official party to the talks

Taliban Eye Aid At Their First UN Climate Talks Since 2021 Takeover

Before it was clear he would win the election, Donald Trump initially made the unfounded claim that police were responding to 'massive cheating' in Philadelphia

Election Fraud Claims Go Silent After Trump Win

The chocolatier's lawyers maintained that the words "excellence" and "expertly crafted with the finest ingredients", printed on its bars, were unactionable "puffery", according to a decision by the Eastern District of New York district court

Lindt Melted Own 'Excellence' Claim In US Lawsuit: Reports

Supporters of the main opposition party Waddani

Somaliland To Vote Amid Horn Of Africa Tensions

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is under pressure to resign over an abuse scandal

Anglican Church Head Urged To Resign Over Abuse Scandal

Josep Borrell's trip to Ukraine was aimed at reassuring Kyiv that it still has Europe's backing regardless of Donald Trump's re-election

Putin Win In Ukraine 'No Victory' For Trump: EU's Top Diplomat

Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces a parliament vote expected to keep him in the job, but with a fragile grip on power

Japan PM Set To Form Minority Government

COP29 will focus on climate finance for developing countries

COP29 Opens With Trump Climate Withdrawal Looming

Tom Homan, former Acting Director of US Immigration and and Customs Enforcement, was appointed to the incoming administration

Trump Announces Immigration Official Tom Homan As 'Border Czar'

A roof of corrugated sheet litters a highway in Cagayan province after Typhoon Yinxing struck on November 7

Thousands Flee As Fourth Major Storm In A Month Hits Philippines

China announced provisional tariffs on EU brandy imports last month, citing the threat of "substantial damage" to the domestic industry and the alleged "dumping"

China Says To Impose Anti-dumping Measures On EU Brandy

'Wake-up call': The last decade has been the hottest, deepening climate choas including floods in Valencia, Spain this month

Paris Agreement Climate Goals 'In Great Peril', Warns UN

Bitcoin has surged to frsh records since Donald Trump was re-elected president last week, with hopes he will ease regulations surrounding the digital currency

Asian Stocks Drop As China Support Plan Falls Flat, Bitcoin Hits Record

Residents stood outside their buildings after the earthquakes

After Hurricanes, Two Earthquakes Jolt Crisis-hit Cuba

Borrell's visit was the first to Ukraine by a top Brussels official since Donald Trump's election win

Ukraine Must Get Justice Under Any Peace Deal: EU's Borrell

Palestinians displaced by the ongoing war in Gaza shelter in tents at Palestine Stadium in Gaza City, in the territory's north

Deadly Strikes On Gaza, Lebanon As Israel Faces Aid Deadline

Western sources say there are around 10,000 North Korean soldiers deployed to fight Ukraine

What Would North Korean Soldiers Do In Ukraine?

Russia and Ukraine both launched record drone attacks on each other overnight

Russia And Ukraine Launch Biggest Drone Attacks Of Conflict

'I'm not glued to my post,' Scholz told public broadcaster ARD

Germany's Scholz Says Ready To Hold Confidence Vote This Year

US President Joe Biden confers with his National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan in Washington on October 11, 2023

US Says To Spend $6 Billion For Ukraine Before Trump Arrives

Fact-checking failed to stem the spread of misinformation in the 2024 election campaign

Misinformation Fears Mount Over Second Trump Term

Austrian parliament speaker Walter Rosenkranz has been widely criticised for being a member of a far-right student fraternity known for its strident pan-German nationalism

Jewish Students Block Austria Far-right Parliament Speaker At Holocaust Memorial

Companies could face new tariffs under the Trump presidency

European Businesses Brace For Trump Return

New UN rules would give local communities more power to object to carbon credit projects

UN Aims To Set Standards For Scandal-hit Carbon Markets

France expects the worst wine harvest in years

France Expects Massive Slump In 2024 Wine Harvest

Russia seeks a six-year prison sentence for a doctor accused of criticising the Ukraine campaign in a private appointment

Russia Seeks Six Years For Medic For Criticising Ukraine Campaign

Since Donald Trump's reelection became clear, French President Emmanuel Macron has been in diplomatic overdrive

Leveraging Trump Win, Embattled Macron Eyes Diplomatic Comeback

Police examine commercial and office buildings damaged after a Russian strike in Kharkiv

Russian Drones, Missiles Pummel Cities Across Ukraine

Climate activists held a banner reading 'Banks dirty our future. Let's block them' outside the headquarters of French bank Societe Generale in 2019. Protests are one of the risks bank face over their response to climate change

Climate Change Poses Multiple Risks For Banks

Sony saw strong sales in its gaming sector

Sony Quarterly Net Profit Jumps But Forecast Unchanged

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