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Wealthy nations must share technology with developing world: S Korean prez

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol stressed the need for wealthy nations to share their advanced technologies and innovations with developing countries

Four Ukraine separatist regions plan votes to join Russia, says report

Luhansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia (partly controlled by Russia), and Donetsk regions are planning referendums

The world is in 'great peril': UN secretary-gen warns global leaders

Stressing that cooperation and dialogue are the only path forward, he warned that "no power or group alone can call the shots"

UK PM Liz Truss says she'll slash taxes despite economic crisis

We do have to take difficult decisions to get our economy right, Truss said. We have to look at our tax rates. So corporation tax needs to be competitive with other countries to attract investment

British PM Liz Truss says queen's death is 'difficult moment' for UK

UK PM Liz Truss says the death of Queen Elizabeth II is a very difficult moment for the country, and acknowledged that dealing with it has been a challenge for her untested new government

Storm that killed 2 damages space centre in Japan, 130K still lack power

A tropical storm that dumped heavy rain as it cut across Japan moved into the Pacific Ocean after killing two and injuring more than 100, paralysing traffic and leaving thousands without power

US court awards $73 million to family of deceased Venezuelan opponent

A federal judge in Miami has awarded $73 million in damages to the family of a prominent opponent of Venezuela's socialist government who died while in custody

US migration from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua soars to 56,000 in August

The number of Venezuelans, Cubans and Nicaraguans taken into custody at the US border with Mexico soared in August, authorities said

Russia war, virus and climate hurting world's poorest, warns OECD

60 states, territories, locations fell last year into fragile contexts category, meaning they were exposed to economic, environmental, social, political risks that they didn't have capacity to absorb

Iran accuses America of confiscating assets in international court

In 1983, a suicide bomber in a truck loaded with military-grade explosives attacked US Marine barracks in Beirut, killing 241 American troops and 58 French soldiers

World shares slip as investors brace for more rate hikes by US Fed

Most economists forecast that the Fed will jack up its primary lending rate another three-quarters of a point when the central bank's leaders meet this week.

La Liga: Real Madrid keeps on dancing, beats Atltico to stay unbeaten

Rodrygo and Vincius Jnior didn't hesitate after Real Madrid opened the scoring at the Metropolitano stadium.

Iran police fire tear gas at protests over Mahsa Amini's death in custody

Iranian police fired tear gas to disperse a protest in the western, mainly Kurdish city of Sanandaj, where hundreds rallied to decry the death of a woman while in police custody in Tehran last week

No plan to meet Biden at UN General Assembly, says Iranian President Raisi

Iran's president headed to New York, where he will be speaking to the UN General Assembly later this week, saying that he has no plans to meet with President Joe Biden on the sidelines of the UN event

US forces would defend Taiwan against Chinese invasion, says Joe Biden

President Joe Biden says US forces would defend Taiwan if China tries to invade the self-ruled island claimed by Beijing as part of its territory

Typhoon floods parts of Japan, wipes out power, some 60 hurt

A powerful typhoon slammed southwestern Japan with fierce rainfall and winds on Monday, injuring dozens of people, as it swerved north toward Tokyo.

Classified documents at Mar-a-Lago hint sensitive data compromise: Biden

President Joe Biden says the discovery of top-secret documents at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate raised concerns that sensitive data was compromised and called it irresponsible.

Venezuela rearrests brother of former oil czar Ramirez in corruption probe

Venezuela has thrown back in prison the brother of the country's former oil czar as part of an ongoing investigation into a multi-billion dollar embezzlement scheme at the state-run oil company

Thousands march in Turkey to demand ban on LGBTQ associations, activities

An anti-LGBTQ group marched in Istanbul, demanding that LGBTQ associations be shuttered and their activities banned, in the largest demonstration of its kind in Turkey

Nations' leaders meet at UN amid rising global turbulence, war, food crisis

Facing a complex set of challenges that try humanity as never before, world leaders convene at the United Nations this week under the shadow of Europe's first major war since World War II