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Taiwan wants to join IMF in bid to receive financial protection from China

The push is part of a wider effort to boost the self-governed island's global status

Israeli airstrike killed journalists covering war in Lebanon as they slept

It was a rare airstrike on an area that had so far been spared airstrikes and has been used by the media as a base for covering the war

UK denies visa to Nelson Mandela's grandson over his support for Hamas

Mandla Mandela said the visa refusal would not deter him from continuing to express his support for the Palestinians

Progressives warn Harris must change closing message as election looms

Harris is trying to assemble a sprawling coalition featuring voting groups with conflicting priorities

Donald Trump says China's leader will bully Kamala Harris 'like a baby'

Donald Trump's latest line of attack, combining sexism and deeply personal jeers with referring to Harris as a child, comes with Election Day now barely a week off

Four astronauts return after being delayed by Boeing's capsule trouble

The space station is now back to its normal crew size of seven four Americans and three Russians after months of overflow

AI child abuse images spreading, law enforcement racing to stop them

Justice Department officials say they're aggressively going after offenders who exploit AI tools

Asian shares mostly higher, Japan's Nikkei falls ahead of weekend election

China's central bank kept its medium-term lending rate unchanged at 2 per cent

Messi's 2024 earnings outstrip payrolls of 22 Major League Soccer teams

The Major League Soccer Players Association released its salary update on Thursday and Messi's $12 million base salary and $20,446,667 in total compensation from Inter Miami

Mourinho sent off as Fenerbahce holds Man United to Europa League draw

Mourinho received a red card after his team was not awarded a spot kick around the hour mark

King Charles says past can't change as leaders urge UK to confront slavery

The UK has never formally apologised for its role in the trade, in which millions of African citizens were kidnapped and transported

FIFA teams up with Spanish league for Barcelona-Atletico match in Miami

The league said its partner in the US, Relevent Sports, is working with FIFA to make sure the league is cleared to host the match outside of Spain

Canada's PM Trudeau vows to lead his Liberal Party into next election

Trudeau's Cabinet ministers have said he has the support of the vast majority of the 153 Liberal Party members of the House of Commons

Gangs in Haiti open fire, hit UN helicopter mid-air as violence rises

No one was injured as several rounds of gunfire hit the helicopter that was carrying three crew members and 15 passengers

Joe Biden to apologise for 150-year Indian boarding school policy today

No president has ever formally apologized for the forced removal of Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian children an element of genocide as defined by the United Nations

Justin Trudeau vows to lead Liberal party into next Canadian election

Trudeau met with his Liberal members of Parliament for three hours Wednesday, where he learned that more than 20 lawmakers from his party signed a letter asking him to step down

IMF chief warns of global risk of slow growth, urges China to push reforms

The IMF says the world has made considerable progress to rein in inflation that surged in 2021 and 2022 as economies roared back with unexpected strength from pandemic lockdowns

As N Korea sends 3,000 troops, Russian lawmakers ratify pact with Pyongyang

Pact obliges Russia and North Korea to immediately provide military assistance using all means if either is attacked. It marked strongest link between Moscow and Pyongyang since the end of cold war

France to provide 100 million-euro aid package to support Lebanon: Macron

French organisers hope participants' financial pledges of humanitarian aid will meet the $426 million

South Korean prez vows response as North Korean troops head to Ukraine

South Korea's spy agency told lawmakers that North Korea likely aims to send a total of 10,000 troops to Russia by the end of the year