1. Reuters reveals Europe braces for mobile network blackouts

2. Reuters reveals Afghan Taliban sign deal for Russian oil products, gas and wheat

3. Reuters reveals Lebanon to slash official exchange rate from Nov. 1, finance min says

4. Reuters reveals India’s inclusion in key govt bond index delayed to next year

5. Reuters reveals Nord Stream leaks caused by deliberate actions, Denmark’s prime minister says

6. Reuters exclusively reveals EU telcos call Big Tech for shared network costs, citing energy crisis, EU climate change

7. Reuters reveals Bank of England comment on interest rates; sterling falls

8. Reuters reveals largest Latin American development bank, IDB, ousts its president

9. Reuters reveals Southeast Asia’s Grab sees no big layoffs despite weak market

10. Reuters reveals Credit Suisse talks with investors; shares drop to new low

1. Vigilantes in Haiti strike back at gangsters with brutal street justice

2. Ukraine keeps up pressure following Russian declaration of victory in Bakhmut

3. Error in signaling system led to train crash that killed 275 people in India, official says

4. DeSantis hits Trump from the right while the ex-president looks ahead to the general election

5. Biden’s 2024 pitch highlights pragmatism over Trump’s pugilism

6. Transgender adults in Florida `blindsided’ that new law also limits their access to health care

7. Slow start to New York’s legal pot market leaves farmers holding the bag

8. Hundreds of thousands march in Poland anti-government protests to show support for democracy

9. Apple is expected to unveil a sleek, pricey headset. Is it the device VR has been looking for?

10. China tightens access to Tiananmen Square, 24 detained in Hong Kong on anniversary of 1989 protests

1. More than 100 dead in Indonesia stadium tragedy

2. Putin ally slams Russian generals after Lyman withdrawal

3. Putin has his back to the wall with the clock ticking ever louder

4. The turning points in Russia's invasion of Ukraine

5. Noru became a super typhoon in 6 hours. Scientists say powerful storms are becoming harder to forecast

6. Ukrainian President says eastern city of Lyman 'completely liberated'

7. Chinese hacking group targeting US agencies and companies has surged its activity, analysis finds

8. A front runner in Brazil's presidential election today is referred to as 'Trump of the Tropics'

9. Bolsonaro or Lula? As Brazil prepares to vote, here's what to know

10. UK PM Liz Truss admits mistakes on controversial tax cuts plan, but doubles down on it anyway

1. Ukrainian nuclear power plant director released from Russian detention, UN says

2. US airstrike kills extremist al-Shabab leader: 'Thorn removed from the Somali nation'

3. North Korea launches missile over Japan; splashes into the ocean and residents warned to take cover

4. France tightens measures after experiencing its worst case of bird flu last winter

5. Houston man with multiple DWIs charged with murder for allegedly running over 6-year-old boy while intoxicated

6. Ukrainian troops make gains with burst through Russian forces

7. Sweden sends diving vessel to investigate Nord Stream pipelines after leak

8. Hilaree Nelson, famed US extreme skier, gets traditional Nepalese funeral

9. Europe sees worst bird flu outbreak in its history this year

10. Iran's supreme leader breaks silence on Amini protests, blames US following Sunday clash

1. In Retreat on Ukrainian Fronts, Russia Shows Signs of Disarray

2. Deadly Soccer Clash in Indonesia Puts Police Tactics in Spotlight

3. UK Prime Minister Liz Truss Drops Plan to Cut Tax Rate on High Earners

4. Iran’s Supreme Leader Condemns Protests Gripping Country

5. Ukraine Presses Forward on Two Fronts as Horrors of War Linger

6. North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Over Japan in Major Escalation

7. Blinken Meets With Gustavo Petro of Colombia Amid Differences

8. Brazil Braces for ‘White-Knuckle Race’ Between Bolsonaro and Lula

9. François Legault Wins Re-election in Quebec

10. Éric Dupond-Moretti, French Justice Minister, Faces Trial

1. War with US would be unbearable disaster - China minister

2. How many Russians have left during war - and who are they?

3. Harry finally faces questions in hacking case showdown

4. Solar panels - an eco-disaster waiting to happen?

5. Signal fault likely cause of rail crash - India minister

6. Man charged over '97' football shirt at FA Cup final

7. Utah schools ban Bible for 'vulgarity and violence'

8. Violence in Germany over left-wing vigilante's jail term

9. Japan YouTuber arrested over celebrity threats

10. Hong Kongers detained on Tiananmen anniversary

1. Ukrainian troops 'break through Russian lines' near Kherson

2. Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch goes on trial for murder: Security operation underway in Dublin

3. Iran blames AMERICA and Israel for riots started by death of a woman in police custody

4. Russian official who tried to overthrow Putin is summonsed for war despite no military experience

5. Putin 'deploys Belgorod nuclear submarine' amid sabre-rattling over Ukraine

6. Prince Joachim of Denmark admits his relationship with his brother is 'complicated'

7. Deadly cobra lunges at Indian snake-catcher's face and bites him after he tried to KISS it

8. Legendary Ukrainian Top Gun who led infamous 'Ghosts of Kyiv' pilot division dies in Black Sea

9. Russian nuclear military train is seen on the move in 'possible warning to the West' 

10. Paparazzo 'attacked by Margot Robbie's British film-maker friends' says it's 'a miracle' he survived

1. 'Migration on this scale is unsustainable' says immigration minister

2. Ukrainian couple who met during war rush to tie knot in incredible love story

3. Ukraine will NOT be sent British Typhoons despite plea from Zelensky

4. Bernard Ingham dead: Margaret Thatcher's right-hand man dies aged 90

5. Woman bites off rapist's TONGUE and hands it in to police as evidence

6. Riot breaks out at UK secondary school as pupils 'throw benches and flip tables' in protest at strict rules

7. NHS announces probe into scandal-hit diversity manager after GB News investigation

8. Ukraine: Road outside Russian Embassy renamed 'Kyiv Road' to 'send a message to Putin'

9. Brexit restores world-famous British produce to hometown after bureaucratic EU legislation outlawed production 30 years ago

10. Putin's nuclear threat blasted by China as Beijing demands END to Ukraine invasion

1. Ten-year fishing ban in Yangtze River sees phased progress

2. China to write new stories of harmony between humanity, nature

3. Young owls perch on police officers' desks after being rescued

4. China's ecological conditions continue to improve in 2022

5. Agriculture heritage system revives China's "United Nations village"

6. Chinese netizens warmly welcome giant panda Ya Ya’s return to Beijing Zoo following one month in qu…

1. Frustration with war in Ukraine spills out on Russian state TV: ‘we need to pull it together’

2. As PM, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has immunity in Jamal Khashoggi lawsuit, his lawyers say

3. Xi Jinping may ‘recalibrate’ after miscalculation of siding with Russia, Henry Kissinger says

4. Donald Trump sues CNN for defamation, seeking US$475 million in damages

5. Elon Musk incurs Ukraine’s wrath by tweeting his Russia peace plan

6. Bluff or not, Putin’s revival of the nuclear threat is a global security game changer

7. Will Smith’s first film since Oscars slap to be out in December – in time for 2023 awards

8. Ukraine: Crowdfunding raises US$1.3m for modernised tank, thanks to Czech citizens

9. Britain’s King Charles in first public engagement since Queen Elizabeth’s death

10. Two Putin allies publicly ridicule Russia’s war machine

1. Satellite lofted for first Arab country

2. Satellite lofted for first Arab country

3. WWII memorials solemn reminders of war tragedy

4. WWII memorials solemn reminders of war tragedy

5. Chinese, Russian and Indian ministers meet

6. Chinese, Russian and Indian ministers meet

7. Chinese, Russian and Indian ministers meet

8. Nanjing massacre remembered on 80th anniversary

9. Nanjing massacre remembered on 80th anniversary

10. Young Chinese-Irish ballroom dancer goes international

1. Russian missiles hit airbase in central Ukraine

2. Signalling error blamed for India train crash that killed 288

3. China’s Li says clash with US would bring ‘unbearable disaster’

4. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 466

5. ‘Sweetest feeling’: Iran’s female ice hockey team defies the odds

6. Pakistan ex-PM accuses military of trying to destroy his party

7. Change is coming to Capitol Hill and Israel won’t like it

8. Can market veteran Simsek pull Turkey’s economy back from brink?

9. Brazil’s Lula is right on global politics and wrong on Ukraine

10. Why ‘white’ supremacists are not always white

1. King Charles III, Queen Consort host members of UK’s South Asian community in recognition of contributions

2. Typhoon havoc triggers calls for urgent climate action in Philippines

3. Indonesia sets up team to probe deadly football stampede

4. Two arrested after fatal stabbing outside mosque in central England

5. Chechnya’s Kadyrov says sending teenage sons to Ukraine front

6. Egyptian scholars win prestigious award for energy research

7. King Charles III in first engagement since queen’s death

8. Top Al-Shabab leader killed in joint operation: Somalia govt

9. India scrambles fighter jets after report of bomb scare on flight from Iran

10. 46 girls and women among 53 killed in Friday’s Afghan suicide bombing: UN

1. Anglo-Saxons didn’t exist – Cambridge University

2. Wave of defaults looming – Deutsche Bank

3. Kiev rebuffs Indonesian peace efforts

4. Washington averts historic default

5. Odisha rail tragedy: Why didn't India's state-of-the-art safety system help prevent 288 deaths?

6. Western weapons used in Ukrainian raid inside Russia – WaPo

7. Kiev demands $55 billion worth of weapons from West

8. Too much ‘blah blah’ in EU politics – Orban

9. Anglo-Saxons didn’t exist – Cambridge University

10. Wave of defaults looming – Deutsche Bank

1. Ukrainian troops repelled after attempting to breakthrough Zaporozhye front

2. Belgorod Region governor says ready to meet with saboteurs to save prisoners

3. Sabotage and reconnaissance groups infiltrate Belgorod Region, fighting underway

4. Turkey begins deploying special operations battalion to Kosovo at NATO’s request

5. Sweden implements all liabilities, ready for joining NATO – NATO chief

6. Russia must complete what it is doing - Kremlin spokesman about special operation

7. Europe recalls human rights only when it is in its interests — Kremlin

8. Russian aircraft, artillery troops hit 96 Ukrainian artillery units — top brass

9. Up to 200 Ukrainian troops eliminated in Donetsk area in past day — top brass

10. Ukrainian army loses 70 troops in Kupyansk area, activity of 4 sabotage groups thwarted

1. Share of friendly nations in Russian agricultural exports reaches 87% - AgMin

2. Ukrainian state budget deficit 24.2% of spending in 5M

3. Ukraine sows 100% of planned spring grains, 89% of sunflower - ministry

4. Interpipe doubles net profit in 2022

5. Kazakhstan interested in Russian gas transit to Uzbekistan - energy minister

6. Kazakh-Georgian JV to build $10 mln multimodal terminal in Poti

7. National Bank of Kyrgyzstan holds policy rate at 13%

8. Kazakhstan could step up crude supplies to Germany - Tokayev

9. UK extends suspension of duties on hot rolled flat, coil steel imports from Ukraine

10. Russia in contact with OPEC+ partners, won't announce its proposals - Peskov

1. At Least 6 Russian Military Recruits Die Amid Mobilization – Reports

2. In Photos: Russians Fleeing Putin's Draft Queue at Georgian Border

3. Russia Adds State TV Protester Ovsyannikova to Wanted List

4. ‘We Cannot Win’: Russia’s Military Veterans Opposing The Ukraine War

5. Chechen Leader Kadyrov Says Sending Teenage Sons to Ukraine War

6. Russia to 'Consult' Locals on Annexed Ukraine Regions' Borders – Kremlin

7. Elderly Russian Scientist Accused of Treason Dies Under House Arrest

8. Wrongful Mobilization Hits 50% in Far East Russian Region

9. Ukraine War: As It's Happening

10. Ukraine Says Key Eastern Town 'Cleared' of Russian Troops

1. Sweden’s Svante Paabo wins 2022 Nobel Prize in medicine

2. Moroccan nomads’ way of life threatened by climate change

3. Tired of power cuts, blockaded Gaza turns to solar

4. Medicine prize opens Nobel week clouded by war

5. Anti-discrimination laws and voting rights on U.S. Supreme Court docket

6. Iranian drones, cheap and plentiful, help Russia terrorize Ukraine’s port of Odesa

7. Brazil presidential race heads for runoff as Bolsonaro outperforms polls

8. Another defeat in Ukraine undermines Putin’s ‘forever’ goals

9. Burkina Faso’s self-declared military leader says ‘situation is under control’

10. Gas outflow from last Nord Stream leaks has ended, Denmark cites company as saying

1. Djibouti’s Hosting of U.S., China Bases is Strategic for Survival

2. Ukraine’s Zelenskyy Proposes Peace Summit In July

3. EU Seen Preparing for Taiwan Contingency in Revised China Strategy

4. Ukrainian President Had ‘Long and Meaningful’ Call with China’s Xi Jinping

5. Experts Explore Ways to Realize Nuclear-Free World at Symposium in Hiroshima

6. Russia-Ukraine War: Will There be a Spring Counteroffensive?

7. Russia Clashes with US over Tactical Nukes for Belarus

8. G-7 Foreign Chiefs Condemn North Korea’s ICBM Launch

9. Most G-20 Officials Condemn Russia’s War on Ukraine

10. Japan, S. Korea Back U.S. Position over Balloon Issue

1. North Korean leader's sister vows 2nd attempt to launch spy satellite, slams UN meeting

2. China open to dialogue with US, says conflict would cause disaster

3. Ukraine says inspections found nearly a quarter of its air-raid shelters locked or unusable

4. Japan, S. Korea to further discuss preventing radar lock-on incidents

5. Inside Russia's penal colonies: A look at life for political prisoners caught in Putin's crackdowns

6. India's deadly train crash renews questions over safety as government pushes railway upgrade

7. China tightens security on 34th anniv. of Tiananmen protest

8. Japan, US, Australia, Philippines vow to boost defense cooperation

9. Japan, China defense chiefs meet amid spats over Taiwan, Senkakus

10. As anti-gay sentiment grows, more LGBTQ+ people seek to flee Uganda

1. No debt ceiling agreement in White House meeting, though Biden and McCarthy call talks productive

2. Zelenskyy meets with key leaders as Russia claims major victory

3. G-7 stiffens stand against Russia; Zelenskyy woos fence-sitters

4. Japanese atomic bomb survivors worry Zelenskyy's G7 visit overshadows nuke disarmament message

5. Zelenskyy at center of last day of high-level diplomacy at G-7

6. G-7 ‘outreach’ an effort to build consensus on key global issues

7. Biden aims to reassure world on US debt standoff as he consults with Indo-Pacific leaders

8. Biden meeting with Indo-Pacific leaders at G-7 summit while confronting stalemate over US debt limit

9. Zelenskyy arrives in Japan as G-7 leaders sanction Russia

10. Biden endorses plan to train Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets -officials

1. 129 dead after fans stampede to exit Indonesian soccer match

2. Modern slavery on the rise as crises fuel poverty: UN

3. Samsung, SK hynix lead global NAND flash sales in Q2: report

4. 10.5 million-plus kids worldwide lost parents, caregivers to COVID-19: study

5. In photos: Yoon's London visit

6. Seven decades of reign

7. Britain and the world say farewell to Queen Elizabeth II

8. ‘Snowdrop’ most talked about K-drama on Twitter in 2022

9. S. Korea ranks 9th among nations with trade surpluses with US in H1: data

10. Queen Elizabeth II dies, Charles III succeeds

1. Bolsonaro, Lula start fight for support before Brazil runoff

2. Pakistan court accepts ex-PM Khan's apology in contempt case

3. W. African bloc flies envoys to Burkina Faso after latest coup

4. Sweden's Paabo wins medicine Nobel for sequencing Neanderthal DNA

5. UK scraps tax cut for wealthy that sparked market turmoil

6. Google Translate app no longer available in China

7. Europe faces 'unprecedented risk' of gas shortage: IEA

8. US denies link between Iran's release of Americans and funds held abroad

9. US defense secretary sees no imminent invasion of Taiwan by China

10. Bolsonaro, Lula appear headed for runoff in Brazil race

1. Singapore plans to hire 180 junior doctors from India

2. False records, seaborne subterfuge: How Russia is smuggling $530 million-worth Ukrainian grain to pay for Putin’s war

3. We are both daughters of India, in a way: Priyanka Chopra tells Kamala Harris

4. Trump sues CNN claiming defamation, seeks $475 million in punitive damages

5. North Korea fires missile over Japan, some residents warned to take cover

6. Former Nepal PM Baburam Bhattarai will not contest general elections

7. Pakistan court drops contempt of court case against ex-PM Khan

8. Ukrainian troops claim gains in Russia annexed region

9. Iran’s supreme leader breaks silence on protests, blames US

10. Poland takes formal step to seek wartime damages from Germany

1. EAM S Jaishankar in Australia, raises issue of visa backlog for students

2. 'Anyone can be hit': Ukraine panics as Russian missiles rain down on cities | Photo Diary

3. One-third of Pakistan was under water recently but corrupt politicians are busy looting foreign aid

4. Myanmar court convicts Suu Kyi on two more corruption charges, total prison time extended to 26 years

5. Pak condoles separatist leader Altaf Ahmad Shah's death, alleges India failed to provide 'satisfactory medical care'

1. Hurricane Ian heads for Carolinas after pounding Florida

2. Iran targets celebrities, media over Mahsa Amini protests

3. Suicide bomber blows himself up minutes before Friday prayers in Pakistan

4. China wary of Italy's new leader Giorgia Meloni

5. Russian strike kills 23 as Kremlin to annex Ukraine regions

6. 'Thai PM Prayuth respects court verdict on his tenure'

7. Gunfire heard in Burkina Faso, sparking mutiny fears

8. At least 23 killed in Russian missile strike in Ukraine

9. 'UK will never accept Russian annexation of 4 Ukrainian territories'

10. At least 19 killed in suicide bombing at Kabul education centre