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Small plane crashes in Brazil's Amazon rainforest, killing all 14 on board

The Embraer PT-SOG aircraft had taken off from Manaus, the Amazonas state capital and the biggest city in the Amazon, and was attempting to land in heavy rain when it crashed, local media reported

South Korea's Yoon warns against Russia-North Korea military cooperation

The international community will unite more tightly in response to such a move, he said

Storm Lee delivers high winds, rain before forecasters call off warnings

The US National Hurricane Center discontinued a tropical storm warning for the coast of Maine, while Environment Canada ended its tropical storm warning in New Brunswick

Kim Jong Un discussed arms cooperation with Russian minister: N Korea media

Kim's trip, highlighted by a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, has underscored how their interests are aligning in the face of separate, intensifying confrontations with West

Turkey may part ways with EU, says Erdogan, implying end of membership bid

"The EU is making efforts to sever ties with Turkey," he told reporters before departing for the 78th UN General Assembly in New York

UN watchdog slams Iran for barring inspectors from monitoring programme

Rafael Mariano Grossi, the head of the IAEA, said Iran had withdrawn the designation of "several experienced Agency inspectors," barring them from taking part in the monitoring of its programme

UAW strike: Cracks between Biden's goals of tackling climate change, unions

The strike involves 13,000 workers so far, less than one-tenth of the union's total membership, but it's a sharp test of Biden's ability to hold together an expansive, discordant political coalition

Turkiye may part ways with EU, could end membership bid, says Erdogan

The EU is making efforts to sever ties with Turkiye, he told reporters before departing for the 78th UN General Assembly in New York

Hundreds protest against Malaysian govt after dy premier's charges dropped

Protester Muhamed Yahya said there was a hidden hand at work that led to the charges against Zahid being dropped

Florida's immigrants grapple with a disrupted reality under new law

Some try to drive as little as possible and make fewer trips to the supermarket. Others no longer take their children to the park and worry about allowing them to attend school

Kim inspects Russian nuclear-capable bombers on visit to country's far east

Seemingly all of the Russian warplanes shown to Kim on Saturday were among those that have seen active use in the war in Ukraine, including the Tu-160, Tu-95 and Tu-22 bombers

Poland shaken by reports consular officials took bribes to help migrants

Polish consulates issued visas in Africa and Asia in exchange for bribes, opening the door for migrants to enter the European Union which some used as a launching pad to enter the US: Report

What's at stake as 13,000 workers go on strike at major US auto makers

About 13,000 auto workers have walked off the job at three targeted factories after their union leaders couldn't reach a deal with Detroit's automakers.

Workers strike at all 3 Detroit automakers, to squeeze cos for better pay

The workers received support from President Joe Biden, who dispatched aides to Detroit to help resolve the impasse and said the Big 3 automakers should share their record profits

US judge orders Argentina to pay $16 bn for expropriation of YPF oil co

Argentina, which is currently suffering dire economic woes that include a low level of Central Bank reserves, rising poverty and a galloping inflation of more than 100% per year, has vowed to appeal

Apple to update iPhone 12 in France after regulator flagged radiation limit

The company, which just unveiled its newest generation of iPhones, insists the 12 model is safe and the phones have been certified in countries around the world

Nobel Foundation raises amount for Nobel Prize awards to 11 million kronor

"The Foundation has chosen to increase the prize amount because it is financially viable to do so, it said in a brief statement

TikTok is hit with $368 mn fine under Europe's data privacy rules

The investigation found that the sign-up process for teen users resulted in settings that made their accounts public by default, allowing anyone to view and comment on their videos

Russia raises interest rate as inflation, exchange rate worries continue

The increase comes as annualised inflation rose in September to 5.5 per cent and the bank said it expected it would reach 6-7 per cent by the end of the year

Libyan city closed as search for 10,100 missing after flood on; 11,300 dead

Relief efforts have been slowed by the destruction after several bridges that connect the city were destroyed