A teenage boy gunned down fellow students at a California high school on his 16th birthday Thursday, killing two and wounding another three before turning the pistol on himself.

California: Two killed in school shooting, teen shooter in custody

Hong Kong confirmed on Friday its economy plunged into its first recession in a decade in the third quarter, weighed down by increasingly violent anti-government protests and the escalating US-China trade war.

Hong Kong third-quarter GDP shrinks 3.2%, confirms depth of recession

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Britain will "absolutely guarantee" that his government will not extend the Brexit transition period before the end of year. "I don't want an extension," Johnson told the BBC.

Brexit transition period will not be extended: United Kingdom PM Johnson

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda on Friday pardoned two Russians jailed by Vilnius for espionage, an official statement said, paving the way for a possible spy swap with Moscow.

Lithuania pardons Russian spies ahead of possible swap with Moscow

Kenya and Somalia have agreed to "normalise" relations and start reissuing travel visas to each other's citizens after a long-running dispute over marine borders strained ties between the neighbours.

Kenya, Somalia agree to normalise ties after tensions

South African Airways workers on Friday embarked on an indefinite strike for higher wages and against the national carrier's retrenchment plan, forcing the cash-trapped airline to ground hundreds of flights.

South African Airways hit by crippling strike

Chile announced Friday it will stage a referendum to replace the country's dictatorship-era constitution next year, a key demand of protesters after nearly a month of sometimes violent civil unrest.

Chile to vote on new constitution in response to protests

From Amazon fires to Venice floods: Climate change triggers a series of calamities worldwide

Thousands of pro-democracy protesters took to Hong Kong's streets Friday, defying a warning by Chinese President Xi Jinping, as a campaign of mass disruption extended into a fifth straight day.

Thousands in Hong Kong defy China's Xi with pro-democracy rallies

As many as 26 people, including women and children, were killed in Pakistan's Sindh province due to lightning following heavy rains. The lightning incidents took place in the areas of Mithi, Chhachhi and Ram Singh Sodho village in Tharparkar district after widespread rains began battering the desert region late Wednesday night and continued into Thursday, reports Dawn news.

Lightning kills 26 in Pakistan's Sindh province

By Mallika Singh Amidst Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's efforts to liberalise the conservative Muslim Kingdom, a promotional video published by Saudi Arabia's state security agency categorises feminism, homosexuality, and atheism as extremist ideas.

Saudi Arabia's State Security categorises feminism, homosexuality, atheism as extremist ideas

The Pakistan Cabinet will decide on removing former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from the Exit Control List (ECL) based on the recommendations from a sub-committee which is set to meet again at 9:30 pm on Tuesday.

Pakistan cabinet to decide on Nawaz Sharif's ECL issue

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