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The East Asian country’s first female leader gambled on rare winter snap election

Resignation piles pressure on Starmer as Epstein-linked files spark political storm

Angola had initially submitted bid for majority stake

Windhoek says Luderitz Basin deal is invalid until legal approval process is followed

Jack Lang steps down amid financial probe and Epstein links

The US wants Russia and Ukraine to find a solution on how to end the war, the largest since World War 2, before summer, says President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Thousands of mourners gathered in Islamabad on Saturday to start burying the 31 people killed in a suicide bombing at a Shi’ite Muslim mosque, as residents expressed concern that there could be further attacks.

This after company scales back on its electric-vehicle ambitions

Zimbabwe has agreed to a staff-monitored programme with the International Monetary Fund, a senior official said on Friday — a tentative first step on the way to a closer engagement with the fund and an eventual loan programme.

Toyota CEO Koji Sato will step down after only three years at the helm of the world’s largest automaker, the company said on Friday, to be replaced by CFO Kenta Kon.

In other world briefs, US firms' drones on display at Singapore Airshow, Russia expels German diplomat, and more

Trump wants China to be involved too but it has declined to join negotiations so far

The civil war between the RSF and Sudanese army has caused widespread hunger

Ankara warns escalation risk grows as nuclear talks face derailment

President Bola Tinubu condemns the violence as fears grow of the jihadist expansion