Haiti Church Takes In Hundreds Fleeing Gang Violence
Over a year and a half since Haiti's rampant gang violence upended her life, Philomene Dayiti longs for nothing more than leaving the Port-au-Prince church where she has taken refuge with hundreds of others and returning home.
Djokovic, Alcaraz To Meet Again In Wimbledon Final Blockbuster
Novak Djokovic swept past Lorenzo Musetti on Friday to book a second successive Wimbledon final against defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and move one win away from a record-setting 25th Grand Slam title.
Global Stock Markets Mostly Advance, Tokyo Tanks As Yen Rebounds
Global stock markets mostly advanced on Friday as traders increasingly expect the US Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
Biden Under Pressure From Hollywood's Wealthy Donors
What if Hollywood, a key Democratic financial pillar, cut off Joe Biden's campaign funding?
TotalEnergies Uganda Oil Project 'Devastating': Conservationist
Production has yet to begin, but TotalEnergies' controversial East African oil project is already taking a dire environmental toll in Uganda's largest national parks, a leading conservationist group said Friday.
Japan Warns On China, North Korea In Annual Defence Report
China and Russia's joint military activities around Japan are of "grave concern" and North Korea poses a greater threat than ever, Tokyo's defence ministry said Friday.
Musk's X 'Deceives' Users With Blue Checks, EU Charges
Tech billionaire Elon Musk's X platform is misleading users with its blue checkmarks for certified accounts, and is also violating EU content rules, Brussels said Friday, in a finding that could lead to hefty fines.
Lufthansa Issues Profit Warning, Launches 'Turnaround'
German airline giant Lufthansa slashed its 2024 profit forecast Friday after a weak second quarter and launched a "turnaround" plan for its flagship carrier, which it warned might not break even.
Battles Rock Gaza City After Mass Evacuation Order
Heavy combat and bombardment hit Gaza City and other parts of the Palestinian territory on Friday as mediators pushed on with efforts to halt the war raging into its tenth month.
Australia Charges Married Couple With Spying For Russia
Australian police have charged a married Russian-born couple with spying for Moscow, top officials said Friday, accusing them of accessing national security-related material from the military.
Those Left Behind: Parents Who Lose A Child To Suicide
"Why didn't I pick up on his pain?" "The pain is there, but so is life -- in the here and now," Paoli insisted.
Father Of The Groom: Asia's Richest Man Mukesh Ambani
Asia's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, spent the last two decades transforming the stodgy petrochemicals giant he inherited into a global empire spanning telecoms, retail, cricket and luxury fashion.
'If You Protest, You Die': Drug Gangs Recruit Ecuador's Fishermen
With its idyllic, hotel-dotted coast, Ecuador's beach town of Salinas is the setting of a brutal war that most tourists never get to see.
Biden Digs In As Gaffes Highlight Election Concerns
US President Joe Biden defiantly insisted Thursday that he will run for another term and win, as a series of verbal gaffes while leading a major summit threw a harsh new spotlight on his fitness.
Germany To Ban Chinese Telecom Giants From 5G Network
Germany said Thursday it will phase out the use of components from Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE in its 5G networks in the coming years due to national security concerns.
Israel Presses Operation In Gaza's North
Israeli air strikes pounded parts of Gaza's biggest city on Thursday, Hamas said, after Israel's military declared an end to its operation in an eastern district that saw Gaza City's heaviest combat in months.
AI Accessibility? Blind Gamer Puts ChatGPT To The Test
Japanese eSports gamer Mashiro is blind and often relies on a companion to get around Tokyo -- but he hopes that artificial intelligence, hailed as a promising tool for people with disabilities, can help him travel alone.
Ukraine Relies On Friends As Russia Strikes Power Grid
With Russian attacks on energy infrastructure causing power cuts, Ukraine is depending on its central and eastern European neighbours to keep the lights on.
Zelensky To Take Center Stage As NATO Summit Also Looks To Asia
NATO leaders on Thursday will hold talks with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky and turn their attention to the challenge from China at a meeting with Asian partners, as they wrap up a three-day summit in Washington.
Commercial Goods Trucked Into Gaza After Aid Logjams
As bombs thunder in Gaza, just across the border in southern Israel truck driver Itzik waits in a barbed-wire protected parking lot for his delivery to clear inspection into the hunger-stricken territory.
Colombia Defeat Uruguay To Reach Copa America Final
Ten-man Colombia defeated Uruguay 1-0 to reach the final of the Copa America for the first time in 23 years after an ill-tempered semi-final on Wednesday.
Paris Dream Of Swimming In The Seine Part Of Its Olympics Vision
Going for a dip in the Seine on a hot summer's day has been the pipedream of many a Parisian since swimming in the river was formally banned a century ago.
Brazil's Vaunted Academy Seeks To Shed Image As White Men's Club
On a warm night in tropical Rio de Janeiro, a who's who of the literary and cultural scene descend on the palatial halls of the Brazilian Academy of Letters, decked out in gold-trimmed uniforms.
Paul Kagame: Rwanda's Polarising Strongman
A visionary hero who ended the 1994 genocide in Rwanda and brought peace to a traumatised country, or a despot who rules through fear and repression.
Super-sub Watkins Sends England Past Netherlands And Into Euro 2024 Final
Ollie Watkins struck a stunning injury-time winner as England beat the Netherlands 2-1 on Wednesday to set up a Euro 2024 final showdown with Spain in Berlin.
Djokovic Gets Free Pass To Wimbledon Semi-finals As Rybakina Cruises
Novak Djokovic progressed to a record-equalling 13th Wimbledon semi-final without hitting a ball on Wednesday after Alex de Minaur pulled out injured as former champion Elena Rybakina eased through.
'This Is About Age': Close Ally Clooney Says Biden Must Exit
Actor George Clooney, one of the Democratic Party's leading fundraisers, on Wednesday made an impassioned plea for US President Joe Biden to end his faltering reelection campaign.
Baldwin Trial Hears Actor Broke 'Cardinal' Safety Rules
Alec Baldwin was accused of violating basic gun safety rules and playing "make believe" with a deadly weapon, as the Hollywood star's trial for involuntary manslaughter over a fatal shooting on the set of Western movie "Rust" began Wednesday.
Argentine Woman Raped And Beaten By French Rugby Players: Lawyer
The lawyer of an Argentine woman who has accused two French international rugby players of rape said her client was savagely beaten and locked in a hotel room during an incident that the men claim was consensual.
French Centrists Seek Allies In Hung Parliament
French centrists were looking for an alliance with the right on Wednesday, after an inconclusive snap election left the European Union's second-largest economy with a hung parliament.