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Ukraine Military Says Russia Launched Its Largest Drone Attack

By SAMYA KULLAB / AP

Female Student's Murder Sparks Protests in Italy

By Antonio Vanuzzo / Bloomberg

Hamas Releases 24 Hostages: What to Know

By Mallory Moench

Gaza Gets Aid in Israel-Hamas Ceasefire

By Mallory Moench
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Hamas Releases 10 Thai Hostages

Thai nationals made up the single largest group of foreigners among the hostages in Gaza.

By Koh Ewe

The Netherlands' Ruling Party Won't Join a New Government

The party of outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte said it would support a center-right administration in parliament but not join the next government.

By MIKE CORDER / AP

Oscar Pistorius Will Be Released From Prison on Parole

Former Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius has been granted parole, 10 years after shooting his girlfriend through a door at his home in South Africa.

By GERALD IMRAY, MOGOMOTSI MAGOME / AP

An Alliance of Taiwan’s Opposition Parties Collapsed. Here’s Why It Matters

The short-lived Beijing-friendly alliance could have threatened the ruling, pro-independence party in January’s election that will have far-reaching consequences for regional stability.

By Koh Ewe

Everything You Need to Know About China’s Child Pneumonia Outbreak

For those outside China, the reports of respiratory-illness outbreaks have brought back memories of the early days of the COVID pandemic. But unlike COVID, mycoplasma is a well-known and common germ that tends to cause fresh outbreaks every few years.

By Bloomberg News

Philippines’ Marcos Rejects Helping ICC Investigate Duterte's Drug War

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stood by his position against an international probe on former leader Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war, underlining his efforts to keep the ruling alliance intact.

By Andreo Calonzo / Bloomberg

How Netflix Is Extending Its Tentacles Across Asia in Search of the Next 'Squid Game'

Now, Netflix is investing in films in markets like Thailand, Indonesia, and Taiwan, in the firm belief that the next 'Squid Game' could come from anywhere.

By Charlie Campbell

Free but Not Finished Fighting: Exclusive Q&A; With Leila de Lima

The former Philippine senator was jailed for nearly seven years after speaking out against then-President Rodrigo Duterte’s drug war. Now out on bail, she’s still seeking justice.

By Chad de Guzman / Manila

Violence Breaks Out in Dublin After Knife Attack

Police said over 400 officers including many in riot gear, were deployed in Dublin city center to contain the unrest, which they said was “caused by a small group of thugs.”

By Pan Pylas / AP

Protesters Disrupt Thanksgiving Parade

Groups of protesters gathered both on the parade route and sidelines, holding banners and chanting.

By Simmone Shah

Geert Wilders Is Bad News for Europe

The hard-right Dutch politician's victory has reinvigorated Europe’s populist right at a time when many believed it was losing support.

By Yasmeen Serhan

Palestinian Inmates Key To Hostage Deal

Israel released a list of 300 Palestinian prisoners who could be freed as part of a highly-anticipated hostage exchange deal with Hamas amid the ongoing war.

By Mallory Moench

German Police Raid Supporters of Hamas

Hundreds of police officers searched the properties of Hamas members and followers in Germany on Thursday morning following a formal ban on any activity by or in support of the militant group.

By Kirsten Grieshaber / AP

In Malaysia, the Concert Stage Is a Political Battleground

Long subject to strict performance restrictions, concerts in Malaysia are increasingly becoming the focus of growing tensions over the direction of the country.

By Koh Ewe

Wildfire Burns Out of Control Near Perth

The fire began Wednesday afternoon in a pine tree plantation—the cause is under investigation—and was fanned overnight by strong winds.

By Associated Press

China Faces Surge in Children Suffering Respiratory Illnesses

The resurgence of several respiratory pathogens comes as China heads into its first winter after easing stringent Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, and it appears to have hit children particularly hard.

By Bloomberg News
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