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Thousands rally in Georgia to protest Oct 26 elections, claim it was rigged

Officials in Washington and Brussels have urged a full investigation of the election, while the Kremlin has rejected the accusations of interference

China files complaint at WTO over EU anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese EVs

Chinese diplomatic mission to the WTO said that it strongly opposes the measures and insisted its move was designed to protect the EV industry and support global transition toward greener technology

Minor suspect in Halloween shootings charged as adult: Florida prosecutor

Among the factors that went into the decision to charge Edgar as an adult were the brazen nature of the crime and the fact that multiple people were shot, the prosecutor said

US regulator ends investigation into Ford engine failures after recall

The agency was looking into catastrophic engine failures caused by intake valves fracturing, dropping into the cylinder and hitting the piston

Japan launches defence satellite aimed at speedier military operations

The rocket was carrying a Defense Ministry satellite, Kirameki No. 3, which uses X-band communication for information and data sharing, as well as military operations and command

Israel terminates agreement with UNRWA, agency providing aid in Gaza

The war began after Palestinian militants stormed into Israel on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people mostly civilians and abducting 250 others

South Korea, EU condemn North Korea's reported troop dispatch to Russia

In a meeting in Seoul, South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun and the EU's visiting foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, expressed serious concerns about North Korea's reported troop dispatch

Turkey removes 3 pro-Kurdish mayors, replaces them with state officials

It also raises questions about the prospects of a tentative new peace effort to end a 40-year conflict between the militant group and the state that has led to tens of thousands of deaths

UAE opens its annual oil-and-gas summit, pledges to increase output

UAE as a whole still plans to increase its production of oil to 5 million barrels a day in the coming years

Presidential election day approaches in US: Here's all you need to know

In a deeply divided nation, the election is a true toss-up between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump

Japan launches defence satellite carried by new flagship H3 rocket

The rocket is carrying a Defense Ministry satellite, Kirameki No. 3, which uses X-band communication for military operations

Boeing machinists hold contract vote that could end their 7-week strike

Boeing has adamantly rejected requests to restore traditional pensions that the company froze nearly a decade ago

Nuclear reactor that restarted 13 yrs after Fukushima disaster shuts again

All of Japan's 54 commercial nuclear power plants were shut down after the Fukushima disaster for safety checks and upgrades

Volcanic eruption burns houses in Indonesia, killing at least six people

Authorities also raised the danger level and widened the danger zone for Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki on Monday

Trump talks about reporters being shot, says he shouldn't have left WH

Trump also expressed frustration over the current voting pattern as he urged his fellow countrymen to vote for him

Will treat people-smuggling gangs like terrorists: UK PM tells Interpol

In a speech Monday to a meeting of the international police organisation Interpol, Starmer will say the gangs behind irregular migration are a serious threat to global security

Iran's help transformed Houthis into potent military force: UN experts

Despite Houthi claims that they would target ships linked to Israel, the panel said its investigations revealed the rebels have been targeting vessels indiscriminately

Russia sends 100 drones into Ukraine, as Zelenskyy urges more sanctions

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday that Russia had launched around 900 guided aerial bombs, 500 drones and 30 missiles against Ukraine over the past week

Crowd of Spain's flood survivors toss mud, shout insults at King Felipe VI

Government officials accompanied the monarch who tried to talk to locals while others shouted at him in Paiporta, an outskirt of Valencia city that has been devastated

Fed poised to cut rates again amid uncertain post-election outlook

On Thursday, the Fed's policymakers, led by Chair Jerome Powell, are on track to cut their benchmark rate by a quarter-point, to about 4.6 per cent, after having implemented a half-point reduction