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Boeing to cut over 2,500 jobs in US amid global workforce reduction plans

The aerospace giant started telling affected US workers on Wednesday that they will stay on Boeing's payroll until Jan. 17, to comply with federal requirements to notify employees at least 60 days

UK farmers to protest tax hike, say it could devastate family-run farms

UK farmers are rarely as militant as their European neighbours, and Britain has not seen large-scale protest

Brazil's G20 Summit produces broad declaration that is short on specifics

Experts had doubted Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva could convince assembled leaders to hammer out agreement given uncertainty about the incoming administration of Donald Trump

Men prioritised money over life leading to deaths of Indians: US prosecutor

Both men have pleaded not guilty to four federal counts related to human smuggling. Their trial in Minnesota is expected to last about five days

Will work with Trump on border security but on some conditions: Arizona Guv

I will not tolerate actions that harm Arizonans, that harm our communities and quite honestly, divert resources from providing real security at our border, Hobbs said

Moscow warns US on allowing Ukraine to hit nation with longer-range weapons

Biden's shift in policy added an uncertain, new factor to the conflict on the eve of the 1,000-day milestone since Russia began its full-scale invasion in 2022

NYC issues first drought warning in 22 years, pauses aqueduct repairs

Last week, a park on the northern tip of Manhattan caught fire, sending smoke billowing across the city -- less than a week after a brush fire in Brooklyn's Prospect Park

UK hits Iran with new sanctions for supplying ballistic missiles to Russia

Iran's attempts to undermine global security are dangerous and unacceptable, Foreign Secretary David Lammy said

Two killed, 1 critically injured in NY knife attack; suspect in custody

The suspect, apparently homeless, had been sentenced in a criminal case a few months ago

Explainer: Biden allows Ukraine to use US weapons deeper inside Russia

Since the first year of the war, Ukrainian leaders have lobbied Western allies to allow them to use advanced weapons to strike key targets inside Russia

Donald Trump's treasury pick could give hint about his plans for tariffs

The leading candidates for the role have expressed differing perspectives on how Trump should use the protectionist trade policies

French farmers escalate protests against EU-Mercosur trade agreement

In Beauvais in northern France, dozens of farmers with about 50 tractors disrupted traffic before walling up a government office tasked with enforcing environmental standards

President-elect Trump likely to attend SpaceX 'Starship' launch in Texas

Trump's visit comes as billionaire Musk has been a near-constant presence at Trump's side as he builds out his administration, attending meetings at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club

Explainer: Flashpoint over NZ's founding treaty, protests for Maori rights

Thousands of people were gathering in the capital, Wellington, on Tuesday morning for the final stretch of the weeklong protest -- a march through the city streets to Parliament

Poland urges polio vaccination after virus detected in Warsaw sewage

New measures also include more intensive testing of Warsaw's sewage, renewing the vaccination stocks and updating the list of children still unvaccinated

Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy amid mounting losses and debt woes

Shares of Miramar, Florida-based Spirit dropped 25% on Friday, after The Wall Street Journal reported that the airline was discussing terms of a possible bankruptcy filing with its bondholders

COP29: Young activists push for hope amid frustration at UN climate talks

We have this constant challenge of having sometimes the youth forums with spaces at the margins of the decision maker spaces, said Felipe Paullier, assistant secretary general for youth affairs

COP29: Climate talks head into second week, coinciding with G20 in Rio

Talks in Baku are focused on getting more climate cash for developing countries to transition away from fossil fuels, adapt to climate change and pay for damages caused by extreme weather

French farmers mobilise for protests over EU-Mercosur trade agreement

The new protests come amid fears the agreement could be finalized at the G20 summit in Brazil on Nov. 18-19, or in the coming weeks. EU farm ministers are also meeting in Brussels on Monday

Brazil hosts G20 summit amid wars and Trump's return, aims to fight hunger

Donald Trump's win in the US presidential election earlier this month and the imminent return of an America First doctrine may also hamper the diplomatic spirit needed for broad agreement on divisive