Taiwan's Foxconn In Talks With Renault Over Nissan Stake: Report
Taiwan's Foxconn is in talks with French auto giant Renault to buy its major stake in Japanese carmaker Nissan, a report said Thursday, after the Japanese firm rebuffed its inquiries about an ...
Sharp Slowdown Pushes New Zealand Into Recession
New Zealand tipped into recession in the third quarter, official data showed Thursday, with the economy suffering an unexpectedly sharp slump that sent the country's currency tumbling and sparked ...
Indian Ocean Tsunami: The Body Collector's Torment 20 Years On
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The Eye-Watering Cost of College Is a Problem for Us All
A tiny increase in the number of people who complete a degree could turbocharge growth, Kamal Bhatia writes in a guest ...
Yemen's Huthis Claim Missile Attack On Israel
Yemen's Huthi rebels on Thursday claimed a missile attack against Israel, hours after Israel said it intercepted a strike and retaliated by hitting ports and energy infrastructure.
Syrians In Moscow Share Concerns After Fall Of Assad
Georgina Deiratani, a Syrian Christian who has lived in Moscow for over two decades, says she is still in shock at the ouster of president Bashar al-Assad and his escape to Russia.
'Part Of Bogota's Soul': How Colombia Fired Up The Car-free Movement
Fifty years ago, a 28-year-old Colombian with a bushy beard, flares and vintage Raleigh bicycle led a revolution on the streets of Bogota.
Nuclear-armed Pakistan Says Fresh US Sanctions 'Biased'
Pakistan's government said on Thursday US sanctions imposed on state-owned and private companies over its long-range ballistic missile programme were "biased" and had "dangerous implications" for ...
Israel Says Struck Huthi 'Military Targets' In Yemen
Israel said Thursday it struck "military targets" belonging to Yemen's Huthi rebels after intercepting a missile fired by the group.
S. Korean Leader's Legal Team Says Yoon 'Did Not Commit Insurrection'
The legal team for South Korea's impeached president argued on Thursday that Yoon Suk Yeol did not commit insurrection during his dramatic imposition of martial law this month.
Israel Calls HRW Accusation Of 'Acts Of Genocide' Over Gaza Water Access 'Lies'
Israel on Thursday said a report by Human Rights Watch accusing it of committing "acts of genocide" in the Gaza Strip by restricting access to water for civilians was "full of lies".
Man Arrested Over Fatal Stabbing Of Japan Teen: Media
A man was arrested Thursday over the fatal stabbing of a junior high school student and the wounding of another at a McDonald's in southwest Japan, local media reported.