More than 130 children in Indonesia have died from acute kidney damage linked to tainted paracetamol syrup and others are gravely ill.

Strict COVID curbs, a prolonged property slump and global recession risks are challenging Beijing’s efforts to foster a robust revival over the next year.

A small recaptured Ukrainian village, just few kilometers from the Russian border, is trying to figure how to adjust back to life and prepare for the upcoming winter. (Oct. 21)

Chinese President Xi Jinping increased his dominance on Sunday when he was named as head of the ruling Communist Party for another term, in a break with tradition.

9News US correspondent Jonathan Kearsley breaks down how the US midterm elections work, why they are crucial for Joe Biden and how they could affect the 2024 presidential election.

A video shows Taiwanese climber Grace Tseng on top of the world's eighth-highest mountain.

Boris Johnson has pulled out of the race to be the UK's next Prime Minister, ruling out a return after Liz Truss resigned.

Many of the social rituals that had been rites of passage for young people were disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Joe Biden, 79, said voters with doubts about his physical and mental competence should support another candidate.

Two pilots were killed when a Russian warplane crashed into a residential complex in Siberia.

Two people defaced a Claude Monet painting in Germany to protest fossil fuels.

Ukrainian authorities have long anticipated the Kremlin staging “false flag” attacks as a pretext to justify military actions.

Rishi Sunak said any government he led would be focused on integrity, professionalism and accountability.

Mervyn King, the former Bank of England chief, said “all central banks in the West” had failed in their duty to control inflation.

Rushdie’s agent described the “totally unexpected and illogical” attack as one that couldn’t have been prevented.

Xi and the Chinese Communist Party have been telegraphing this change for years, now it is here. The world will have to brace for the consequences.

Xi Jinping has been named to a historic third term as head of the ruling Communist Party, in a break with tradition.

Once a “princeling”, Xi Jinping spent his teenage years living in a cave. Now he is set to become the longest-serving leader of China since the ’70s. How did he do it? And what are his plans for China?

Xi told his deputies to remain on “high alert” as he put an end to decades of political precedent in the world’s second-largest economy.

Meloni has insisted that Italy’s national interests would prevail over European Union policies.