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UN mission urges Taliban to restore internet access across Afghanistan

The UN mission said the internet outage spread since it was first imposed by the Taliban on Sept. 16 and became nationwide on Sept. 29

Gaza peace proposal agreed to by Trump, Netanyahu: All you need to know

Hamas faces a bitter tradeoff the proposal demands that the militant group effectively surrender in return for uncertain gains

Kash Patel's replica pistol gifts to NZ officials destroyed under gun laws

The plastic 3D-printed replica pistols formed part of the display stands Patel presented to at least three senior New Zealand security officials in July

Death toll rises to 19 in Vietnam after heavy rain due to Typhoon Bualoi

The prolonged rain triggered flash floods and landslides that cut off roads and isolated communities from the northern mountains of Son La and Lao Cai provinces to central Nghe An province

Trump, Hegseth to meet hundreds of military leaders amid rising speculation

Meetings between top military brass and civilian leaders are nothing new, but experts say the scale of the gathering, the haste with which it was called and the mystery surrounding it are unusual

1 killed, 83 students injured as school building collapses in Indonesia

The students were performing afternoon prayers in a building that was undergoing an unauthorised expansion when it suddenly collapsed on top of them

Colombia's foreign minister 'renounces' US visa in protest as tensions rise

Petro was back in Colombia when the announcement was made, after having spent several days in New York attending the UN General Assembly

Trump admin opens more land for coal, offers $625 mn for plant upgrades

Trump also has directed federal agencies to identify coal resources on federal lands, lift barriers to coal mining and prioritize coal leasing on US lands

Madagascar president sacks govt following days of deadly Gen Z protests

The protests against chronic electricity and water cuts began on Thursday and drew thousands onto the streets, prompting the government to order nighttime curfews in the capital and other cities

North Korea vows to keep nuclear weapons, cites balance of power at UNGA

At General Assembly's annual meeting of world leaders, Vice Foreign Minister Kim Son Gyong amplified his country's longstanding complaints about US-led military exercises with South Korea and Japan

Afghanistan faces internet blackout as Taliban enforce morality crackdown

Earlier this month, several provinces lost fibre-optic connections after Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada issued a decree banning the service to prevent immorality

Britain's Treasury chief says wars, tariffs harming economic outlook

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is under pressure to say whether she will raise taxes in her autumn budget on November 26

Thailand PM vows to resolve Cambodia conflict, push constitutional reforms

Thai government will also seek to relieve household debt and reduce the rising cost of electricity, gasoline and transport, and move to alleviate fallouts from trade wars

4 killed, 70 injured as Russia launches drone, missile attack on Ukraine

Russia fired a total of 595 exploding drones and decoys and 48 missiles, Ukraine's air force said

Suspect in Kirk murder case to face court hearing on evidence review

Prosecutors have charged Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder and plan to seek the death penalty

US govt shutdown draws closer as congressional leaders head to White House

If Congress and Trump fail to pass funding by Tuesday, many US government offices will close and non-exempt federal employees will be furloughed, straining workers and the economy

Netanyahu, Trump set to meet as pressure mounts to end war in Gaza

Israel is increasingly isolated, losing support from many countries that were long its steadfast allies

North Korean, Chinese FMs agree to deepen ties, resist US dominance

Kim and Xi earlier attended a massive Beijing military parade marking the end of the World War II, with other world leaders including Russian President Vladimir Putin

4 dead, 8 wounded in shooting, fire at Michigan church, say police

Hundreds of people were inside the church in Grand Blanc Township when a man rammed a pickup truck through the front door, then got out of the vehicle and started shooting

Vietnam rescues thousands, shuts airports as Typhoon Bualoi makes landfall

Bualoi has left at least 20 people dead in the central Philippines since Friday, mostly from drownings and falling trees, and knocked out power in several towns and cities