South Korean president arrested
South Korean president arrested
South Korean authorities have arrested impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol over insurrection accusations related to his martial law declaration last month.
Princess 'relieved' to be in remission
Princess 'relieved' to be in remission
The Princess of Wales says she is relieved to be in remission, after visiting the London hospital where she received treatment for cancer to thank staff.
LA firefighters holding line despite extreme winds
LA firefighters holding line despite extreme winds
Firefighters are holding the line against two massive wildfires that have ravaged parts of Los Angeles for the past week, even as desert winds and a parched landscape make for extremely hazardous conditions.
Ceasefire deal 'close' in Gaza
Ceasefire deal 'close' in Gaza
Negotiators have been trying to clinch agreement on the final details of a ceasefire in Gaza after marathon talks in Qatar.
British actor, comedian Tony Slattery dies
British actor, comedian Tony Slattery dies
British actor and comedian Tony Slattery has died after a heart attack. He was 65.
Survivors speak out after fatal WA seaplane crash
Survivors speak out after fatal WA seaplane crash
A couple who survived a seaplane crash in Western Australia that killed three people have hailed a safety message from the pilot.
Climate activists deface Darwin's grave in London
Climate activists deface Charles Darwin's grave in London
Climate activists from Just Stop Oil have painted over the grave of British naturalist Charles Darwin at London's Westminster Abbey.
Confessions of Cambridge Five spies revealed
Confessions of Cambridge Five spies revealed
Top secret MI5 files detailing first-hand accounts of confessions of three of Britain's most notorious double agents have been made public.
Electric company sued over LA wildfire
Electric company sued over LA wildfire
Southern California Edison is facing multiple lawsuits claiming its electrical equipment started one of the major wildfires raging in the Los Angeles area.
LA fires: City on edge as fierce winds to return
LA fires: City on edge as fierce winds to return
Dangerously high winds were expected to return to Los Angeles, jeopardizing efforts to extinguish two massive wildfires that have destroyed thousands of buildings and claimed the lives of at least two dozen people.
Greenland firm on setting terms of ties with US
Greenland firm on setting terms of ties with US
Greenland's Prime Minister says the country is looking to strengthen its defence and mining ties with the US - albeit on its own terms - after renewed interest from Donald Trump.
Gaza ceasefire deal close after 'breakthrough'
Gaza ceasefire deal close after 'breakthrough'
Negotiators will meet in Doha seeking to finalise details of a plan to end the war in Gaza after US President Joe Biden said a ceasefire was on "the brink" of coming to fruition.
Footage shows dozens of dead miners trapped
Footage shows dozens of dead miners trapped
At least 400 illegal miners remain trapped underground in South Africa two months after a police raid, says a group working on behalf of the miners, which provided footage of dead bodies and emaciated men.
Kiwi loses dream home in LA fires
Kiwi loses dream home in LA fires
A New Zealander who bought her dream seaside house in Malibu five months ago saw it burning to the ground on a local news broadcast.
Death toll rises to 24 from devastating LA fires
Death toll rises to 24 from devastating LA fires
The confirmed death toll from wildfires that have devastated Los Angeles has risen to 24.
Holding on
Holding on
Filipino Catholic devotees jostle to touch the carriage carrying the statue of the Black Nazarene during the annual procession on its feast day in Manila, Philippines.
Aerial assault aims to stem Palisades blaze
Aerial assault aims to stem Palisades blaze
More of upscale Pacific Palisades is being affected by a raging wildfire. Evacuation orders throughout the LA area now cover 153,000 residents, putting 57,000 structures at risk, and there are more high winds forecast.
Jeju black boxes stopped recording before crash: ministry
Jeju black boxes stopped recording before crash: ministry
The flight data and cockpit voice recorders on the Jeju Air jet that crashed in South Korea stopped recording about four minutes before the airliner hit a concrete structure, officials say.
Wildfires spark insurance anxiety
Wildfires spark insurance anxiety among victims
As LA construction worker Ivan De La Torre surveyed a landscape of smoking wreckage in fire-ravaged Altadena, a question nagged at him: how would insurance companies cover the cost of rebuilding an entire neighbourhood?
Trump avoids punishment at hush money sentencing
Trump avoids punishment at hush money sentencing
President-elect Donald Trump won't be jailed or face any other punishment for his conviction stemming from hush money paid to a porn star, but a judge says it won't erase the jury verdict either.
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