Embattled office-sharing firm WeWork will lay off 2,400 employees worldwide, about a fifth of its workforce, as it struggles to reorganize amid mounting losses, the company announced Thursday.

WeWork to lay off 2,400 workers worldwide

South Korea is set to let lapse an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan on Saturday amid a bitter feud over history and trade, defying mounting US pressure to maintain a key element of their trilateral security cooperation.

South Korea to terminate intelligence pact with Japan in defiance of United States

A Philippine Airlines flight bound for Manila suffered an apparent engine failure on Thursday shortly after takeoff from Los Angeles and made an emergency landing, authorities said.

Philippine Airlines flight heading to Manila makes emergency landing in Los Angeles

Bolivian riot police on Thursday tear-gassed angry protesters who taunted them as "murderers" while parading with the coffins of five people killed in clashes with security forces, as Congress debated when to hold new elections.

Bolivia: Police use tear gas against protesters carrying coffins

The Hong Kong police are pursuing arrests as students continue to hole up in the ravaged Polytechnic University in the Kowloon peninsula. Today, eight students were arrested after they surrendered to the riot police who had surrounded the campus.

Hong Kong university siege: 8 students arrested after surrender

Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday became the country's first prime minister to be indicted in office, on corruption charges, but defiantly condemned the "coup" against him and vowed to hold onto power.

Israel's Netanyahu defies 'coup against him' amid corruption charges

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said on Thursday that police may have broken protocols in responding to a month of protests, and prosecutors will investigate whether they violated human rights.

Police may have violated protocols: Chile President Pinera

Tens of thousands of Colombians took to the streets of the capital Bogota on Thursday amid a general strike to protest the policies of President Ivan Duque's right-wing government.

Thousands in Colombia protest against policies of President Ivan Duque

China is seeking to "take over" Australia's political system with an "insidious" and systematic campaign of espionage and influence-peddling, Canberra's ex-spymaster said in an interview published Friday.

China wants to 'take over' Australian politics: ex-spy chief

According to the head of the congressional impeachment probe, the behaviour exhibited by Donald Trump in respect to Ukraine was far worse than what led to Richard Nixon's downfall.

Trump's behaviour worse than Nixon: Head of impeachment probe

Australia's New South Wales is struggling with the worst levels of air pollution ever recorded as smoke emanating from bushfires has caused a spike in hospital visits and causing poor visibility for drivers.

Australia bushfires: Record air pollution numbers recorded in New South Wales, Sydney chokes

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg admitted he was wrong to support the "stop and frisk" police practice that ensnared disproportionate numbers of blacks and Latinos, apologizing to a largely African-American church on Sunday as he weighs a presidential bid.

Bloomberg admits he was wrong, apologises for 'stop and frisk' in New York

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