Teen Who Lied About Beheaded French Teacher's Class Says 'Sorry'
A teenager whose lies about her teacher are accused of contributing to the educator's murder by an Islamist radical apologised to his family in a French court on Tuesday.
Motta's Injury-hit Juve Struggling To Fire Ahead Of Villa Trip
Juventus head into Wednesday's Champions League clash at Aston Villa in the midst of an injury crisis and as yet unconvincing form under new coach Thiago Motta.
Mozambique President Calls Opposition Leader To Vote Talks
Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi urged the main opposition leader to join talks on a deadly post-vote standoff as he met briefly Tuesday with three other candidates in the disputed early October ...
India Probes Google Maps After Three Deaths
Google said Tuesday it was assisting Indian authorities probing the deaths of three men who reportedly drove off an incomplete bridge while following a route on Google Maps.
Real Madrid's Bellingham Gone From 'Scapegoat' To Smiling
Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham felt like a "scapegoat" after Euro 2024 but said he has his smile back now ahead of the Champions League clash with Liverpool on Wednesday.
France Key Bond Spread Hits 12-year High
A key measure of France's sovereign borrowing costs hit a 12-year high on Tuesday, indicating growing investor concern over the government's stability following snap elections earlier this year.
G7 To 'Comply With Respective Obligations' Over Netanyahu ICC Warrant
G7 foreign ministers said Tuesday they "will comply with our respective obligations" regarding the arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued by the International Criminal ...
EU Backs French Budget In Eye Of Political Storm
The European Union on Tuesday endorsed France's belt-tightening draft budget for 2025, at the centre of a political standoff that is threatening to topple the government in Paris.
Trudeau, Trump Hold 'Productive' Call On Trade, Border: Canadian Govt Source
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President-elect Donald Trump held a "productive" call late Monday after the US leader's tariff announcement targeting the United State's northern neighbour.
UN Member States Honor Record Number Of Killed Aid Workers
More than 100 UN member states called Tuesday for the protection of humanitarian aid workers, who are dying in record numbers in conflicts around the world.
Atalanta's Gasperini Handed Two-match Serie A Ban For Ref Rant
Gianpiero Gasperini has been hit with a two-match ban after flying into a rage at officials during Atalanta's 3-1 win at Parma over the weekend, Serie A said on Tuesday.
Israel Army Says Hit 20 'Terror Targets' In Beirut Area
The Israeli army said it carried out a series of strikes on 20 "terror targets" belonging to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in the Beirut area on Tuesday.