A focused view of neutral reporting on World News, brought together across publishers.
Explore all topics →
Mistral chief executive Arthur Mensch has accused leading global artificial intelligence companies of using the debate over the safety of the technology as a cover-up for their "negligence."
Mo Tai-fung, 42, initially faced a murder charge, but prosecutors amended it after an autopsy found the victim had died from the effects of drugs
Mo Tai-fung, 42, initially faced a murder charge, but prosecutors amended it after an autopsy found the victim had died from the effects of drugs
Government forces and their allies in Ethiopia say they had taken control of a strategic town in the conflict-hit northern region of Tigray after days of fighting with rebel forces across multiple fronts.
Already have Rappler+? Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism.
Public transport drivers strike in Manila over soaring fuel prices
Some violent protesters allegedly torched police cars parked on the highway on Sunday
Milan, Italy – In Milan’s al-Wahid mosque, tucked in a peaceful inner courtyard within the bustling Navigli district, worshippers attending Friday prayers were perplexed by the Italian government’s recent decision to ban the burqa and niqab in schools.
A journalist was on Tuesday set to be crowned as the king of a traditional monarchy that lost its onetime “boy king” last month, triggering widespread grief and a succession dispute in Uganda’s Tooro Kingdom.
Agency offers scientists under 35 long-term financial backing with no short-term performance reviews but demands physical lab presence
Agency offers scientists under 35 long-term financial backing with no short-term performance reviews but demands physical lab presence
From tariff turmoil and stock shocks to market meltdowns, the global financial system has never been in such flux.
Director of the American Institute in Taiwan Raymond Greene, left, and Taiwan President Lai Ching-te pose for a photo while holding a two-volume autobiography of Morris Chang, the founder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., a gift from Lai for U.S. President Donald Trump, at a reception on May 27 in Taipei to…
Good day. Welcome to The Manila Times where we bring you stories that shape our world. Today is September 29th.
Already have Rappler+? Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism.
Israeli settlers have attacked a Palestinian village in the northern West Bank, setting fire to homes, as Israeli forces raided several areas in the occupied territory.
Washington: Trade Minister Don Farrell will seek greater market access for Australian wines and spirits in Canada at a G20 summit this week, in a push to capitalise on the trade war between US President Donald Trump and his North American neighbour.
A journalist charts a quarter century of geopolitical hubris and economic overreach
At least eight people injured as damaged port infrastructure and other sites hit, according to the governor of the Black Sea region
Christian Stracke says US asset manager is pointing clients outside US towards Chinese offshore bonds
Christian Stracke says US asset manager is pointing clients outside US towards Chinese offshore bonds
President Lee Jae Myung pledged to protect South Korea’s agriculture, fisheries and livestock industries as concerns grow over the potential impact of the country joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Topic:International Law
Vetting errors were found in 40% of asylum applications for Afghan migrants who entered the US following the Biden administration’s botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, according to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) inspector general report released Monday.
Vietnam police have arrested three people, including a Norwegian citizen and an Australian national of Vietnamese origin, accusing them of terrorism, in an operation that a pro-democracy group says was conducted in Cambodia.
A house in New Lambton, Newcastle, painted red and blue in support of the Knights. (ABC Newcastle: Keely Johnson)
After failed operation involving five water-spraying vessels, authorities to try nets Friday
WASHINGTON — U.S.-Canada relations, already tense, are likely to deteriorate further after the United States went ahead early Tuesday with a decision to ban nearly $1 billion worth of Canadian imports, including alcoholic beverages, dairy products and motorcycles.
Mohammed Abu Hijleh still finds it hard to believe that his mother passed away just over a week ago; she had suffered from nothing more than diabetes. But the restrictions Israel imposes on various cities, towns, and villages in the occupied West Bank can alter a Palestinian’s life in an instant.
Newly updated Google Maps satellite imagery shows the scale of destruction across the besieged Gaza Strip nearly three years into Israel’s genocidal war.
More than a dozen South Austalian locations have seen September temperature records fall. (ABC News: Che Chorley)
Court documents revealed Adam Britt had beaten Tiffany Spence over days prior to her death in 2022. (Supplied)
GENEVA — Nearly 8.3 million refugees and other forcibly displaced people face losing vital assistance from UNHCR, the UN's refugee agency warned Tuesday, as protection services crumble due to "severe" funding cuts.
Alex Pearce has suffered only a partial tear of his Achilles. (Getty Images/AFL Photos: Darrian Traynor)
Arizona cops probing Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance say they are investigating a “new, possible ransom note” – as authorities desperately try to find an elusive breakthrough in the case, almost eight months on from her disappearance.
An Israeli air attack has killed Izz al-Din al-Beik, the head of the Hamas armed wing in the northern Gaza Strip, Palestinian sources and Israeli officials said.
BYD and other Chinese EV brands are showcased at the Bangkok International Motor Show in March. Electrified vehicles now account for more than 80% of Thailand's passenger car sales. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi)
Grace Tame says the tweets were "re-traumatising" and "destabilised her". (ABC News: Ebony ten Broeke)
The ongoing settler violence in the West Bank is a "moral stain" that "must be addressed with the full severity of the law," President Isaac Herzog said on Wednesday following the most recent clashes between Israeli rioters and the IDF.
Tensions between Israel and the Netherlands have reached a new high in recent days after a Dutch ban on the import and trade of products originating from settlements in the West Bank, east Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights came into effect, prompting an unusual Israeli response, with Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar ord…
The price of gasoline in Israel will rise by 52 agorot per liter at midnight between Wednesday and Thursday, reaching an all-time high of NIS 8.27 per liter, equivalent to $10.17 per gallon, following a surge in the dollar exchange rate and global gasoline prices.
World No 1 admits he is ‘gradually losing the feeling of enjoying and loving the court’ after defeat in Asian Games singles final
World No 1 admits he is ‘gradually losing the feeling of enjoying and loving the court’ after defeat in Asian Games singles final
The researchers were inspired by a friend who said they told secrets when drunk. (ABC News: Hugh Sando)
Etihad Rail on Tuesday offered a first glimpse inside Dubai's landmark train station before it swings open its doors to the public on Wednesday.
A member of the Japan Innovation Party (JIP) has joined Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Cabinet for the first time in the recent reshuffle, drawing it deeper into the administration.
ICHINOMIYA, Japan, Sept. 29 (Yonhap) -- World No. 1 An Se-young claimed her second straight Asian Games gold medal in badminton in central Japan on Tuesday, becoming the first player to successfully defend the women's singles title at the continental competition.
Mor Talla Ndiaye made the move to Liverpool after the U17 World Cup
Alex Pearce came off in the third quarter in the grand final against the Lions. (Getty Images/AFL Photos: Darrian Traynor)
Fire broke out on a gas pipeline in Syria's eastern province of Deir Ezzor, which borders Iraq, after an isolation valve explosion that authorities attributed to sabotage.