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Italian paramilitary forces stand guard in front of Ranucci's house after the car bombing

Outrage as bomb destroys Italian investigative journalist's car

Mongolian Prime Minister Gombojav Zandanshatar looks on as he attends a vote on his dismissal during a plenary session at the parliament in Ulaanbaatar

After youth-led protests

Mongolian PM out after four months in office

The Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo is dedicated to 2.5 million war dead, mostly Japanese, who have perished in conflicts since the late 19th century

Plan to be first woman prime minister

Japan's Takaichi avoids war shrine visit as prospects of becoming PM brighten

Russian exiled dissident Vladimir Osechkin has uncovered abuses in Russia's prison

Refugee reveals abuses

France charges four over plot against Russia dissident

A man lit candles during a vigil for demonstrator Eduardo Ruiz, who was shot dead by police during an anti-government protest in Lima

Peru to impose state of emergency in capital after wave of violence

Former Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama, pictured here in 2015, was the architect of a landmark Japanese apology for World War II crimes

Japan ex-PM Murayama, famous for WW2 apology, dies aged 101

Morning Roundup

Trump to meet Putin, Luxembourg launches Cardiac Arrest App, and dogs legally cargo

Police in Trinidad and Tobago told AFP they are investigating whether two citizens were among six people killed in a US strike after reports by residents of Las Cuevas village

'This is the Caribbean, peace and love': Trinidadians on US boat strikes

Leopoldo Cerdeira's luxury cars recently transported a FIFA delegation visiting Mexico

Safety for hire: security firms cash in on World Cup in Mexico

The Tomahawk has been a mainstay of the US armed forces for over four decades

'Wonder weapon'? Five things about US Tomahawks coveted by Ukraine

Several buildings in the Afghan capital were completely destroyed by explosions this week

Afghans return home to rubble, hoping truce holds with Pakistan

The truce announcement was preceded by more explosions in the Afghan capital, which the Taliban government did not attribute to Pakistan

After dozens killed

Afghanistan-Pakistan ceasefire holds after deadly border clashes

Colonel Michael Randrianirina is set to be sworn in as transitional president on Friday

After weeks of demonstrations

Madagascar's new military leader insists takeover 'not a coup'

Putin joined Xi in September for a military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II

Amid rising tensions

China defends Russian oil purchases, slams US 'bullying'

Dogs rest inside a pet cage in a makeshift training centre at the airport in Kabul

In the doghouse

Flying canines count as cargo, EU court rules

Nimrodi's body was returned to Israel from Gaza under a US-brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas

After two years of uncertainty, Israeli parents bury hostage son

Cambodia will deport 59 South Koreans who worked in cyberscam schemes after Seoul sent a team to investigate teh fate of dozens of its nationals

Cyberscam schemes

Police say Cambodia will deport 59 South Koreans linked to scam centres

Kenyans run for cover as security forces fire in a stadium where they gathered to view the coffin of Raila Odinga

Chaos as security forces fire on mourners for Kenyan politician Odinga

Noemie Kohler said the pair were at the 'end of their tether'

Political hostages

Lives at risk of 'exhausted' French couple held by Iran: families

Kanchha Sherpa, the last surviving member of the 1953 expedition that became the first to successfully reach the summit of Mount Everest, has died, aged 92, his family said

'He was a living legend'

Last member of the first successful Everest expedition dies

Madagascar's ousted president Andry Rajoelina, seen here in April, has confirmed that he fled the country, but his whereabouts are still unknown

Amid military coup

Impeached president confirms he fled Madagascar at the weekend

Peru has been rocked by protests against politicians and corruption for weeks

One dead, dozens injured in Peru anti-crime protests

Madagascar's protests fan anger against colonial France

Morning Roundup

European defence in focus, hunting season opens, and CFL unveils new train

US President Donald Trump speaks during a press conference in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on October 15, 2025.

Strikes considered

Trump indicates approval of CIA action against Venezuela

The UK has been trying to improve relations with China

Key witness statements

UK's Starmer publishes evidence in collapsed China spy case

Morgue workers unload the bodies of Palestinians that had been in Israeli custody, after they were transported by Red Crescent vehicles and refrigerated trucks to Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip

Part of ceasefire deal

Israel threatens to resume fighting if Hamas does not respect Gaza truce deal

Ashley Tellis, a longtime US scholar on India, speaks during at the Heritage Foundation in Washington in May 2007

Allegations strongly contested

US expert on India accused of China meetings denies charges

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