Islamic State-linked ADF militants attacked eight communities in eastern Congo, killing at least 22 people and abducting 10. The violence could undermine security operations and efforts to contain Ituri's Ebola outbreak.
Jensen Huang admitted infidelity as Nvidia's board, the FBI and investors began examining the fallout. The controversy raises questions over investor disclosures, corporate oversight and possible legal exposure.
Italy evacuated hundreds of schools after thousands received an emailed bomb threat. Authorities found no concrete danger but are investigating the coordinated hoax.
US Commerce Secretary faces scrutiny over Nvidia CEO's linked China spy allegations and shipments of restricted AI chips.
The worst frame, or a Dhaka slum passed off as Delhi: for Chinese creators, selling India as a slum is easy money, and possibly more than that.
Russia's ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, died suddenly on November 11 aged 66. He was appointed in March 2025 amid Moscow's efforts to improve ties with the Trump administration.
Imran Khan met his lawyers at Adiala Jail after an Islamabad High Court directive. The access enabled case discussions amid restricted visits and his ongoing eye treatment.
US-brokered talks in the UAE aim to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict, focusing on safe corridors and territorial disputes. India proposes corridors to protect grain exports and energy supplies.
Joe Biden said he would have abandoned his 2024 re-election bid had he known about his cancer. He also defended his presidential fitness and the pardon granted to Hunter Biden.
Scott Bessent was moved to a military base amid safety concerns. The relocation underscores heightened risks surrounding Washington's financial pressure campaign against Iran.
The police personnel were travelling through the Gambat area of Kohat to conduct a raid against illegal gold mining when they came under attack in the Darbokach Jalandhar Banda area, between Kohat and Karak.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp has signalled renewed openness towards Democrats after their midterm victory. He signalled that the party could regain his support ahead of the 2028 presidential race.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang apologised to employees during a meeting after disclosing an extramarital affair. The company's board has launched an investigation, while reports of the relationship have drawn scrutiny amid Huang's business ties with China.
Muhammad Raza Dar, and seven others have been indicted in the gang rape case involving two foreign women in Lahore. The indictment is particularly significant because Punjab Police had earlier taken Raza Dar's name out of the rape allegations, despite the victims accusing him and his associates in the case.
Alex Seale discusses London's rising pollution levels, the mayor's alert, and contrasts it with New Delhi's persistent air quality problems.
The threats, which authorities quickly assessed as fake, triggered panic among parents and students in Italy, forcing families to rush to schools to pick up their children. Although classes were disrupted, officials said there was no immediate indication of a genuine bomb threat.
A flat tyre led 21-year-old Keralam student Naifa Balkies Hameed to call her father while driving to university in Dubai. Five minutes later, she stopped answering his calls. Later, her family in India learnt that she had been struck by a vehicle and killed on the spot while seeking roadside assistance.
Alice Huang is a Chinese former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed who US officials believe was working for Chinese intelligence. Beijing has rejected the spying allegations.
Benjamin Netanyahu called for a broad unity government to face security challenges and political divisions, rejecting coalitions with Arab parties and demanding investigations into foreign election funding.
The findings come as Nvidia and its CEO Jensen Huang face mounting scrutiny in Washington over his lobbying for looser restrictions on sales of AI chips to China, following reports alleging he was targeted by a Chinese spying operation.
