In the latest, the Chinese army has alleged that Indian troops 'illegally' crossed the border in Arunachal's Tawang and "obstructed" Chinese troops, triggering a fresh stand-off last week.

Top 10 world news: Chinese military claims Indian troops 'illegally' crossed border, & more

The European Union struck a political deal on Tuesday to impose a carbon dioxide emissions price on imports of polluting commodities like steel and cement, a groundbreaking programme intended to boost European companies as they decarbonise.

Let the pollutors pay: In a first, EU strikes deal on carbon border tariff

After spending more than two decades of jail, two men in US were released after a true crime podcast uncovered fresh evidence that all but disproved the prosecution's case against them.

US jail releases two men who spent 25 years in jail as true crime podcast challenges conviction

Plans put out by the Albanese administration in Australia would require banks and other large corporations to tell the public what they are doing to reduce emissions.

Australia considers laws requiring large corporations to reveal their climate change initiatives

As Ghana fights its worst economic crisis in decades, the International Monetary Fund announced on Tuesday that the two parties had reached an agreement on a $3 billion loan line.

Ghana agrees on $3 bn deal with IMF as country fights its worst economic crisis in decades

Bosnia is now at the start of a laborious path to membership after the European Union decided to award it "candidate status" on Tuesday. The European Union's willingness to consider allowing in more of its eastern neighbours has been stagnant for years, but Russia's assault on Ukraine has given it new energy.

EU nations agree to grant Bosnia candidate status after years of standstill

In an early Sunday morning helicopter assault in eastern Syria, the US killed two ISIS leaders, according to a statement from US Central Command. According to CENTCOM, the attack was a unilateral US action that had "considerable preparation," and the first findings indicated that no civilians were killed or hurt.

Two ISIS officials killed by the US in helicopter raid in eastern Syria

As part of a 10-year business contract to move the London Stock Exchange Group's data infrastructure into the cloud, Microsoft will purchase a four per cent equity stake in the exchange operator as announced on Monday.

Microsoft plans to buy four per cent stake in London Stock Exchange

Do Kwon, the failed cryptocurrency boss who engineered the $40 billion (£32.7 billion) collapse of the terraUSD and Luna tokens, is allegedly hiding in Serbia, according to South Korean officials.

South Korea claims crypto-fugitive Do Kwon is in Serbia, two months after Interpol issued a 'red notice'

The Dutch foreign ministry issued an apology on Monday after a study claimed that institutional racism was widespread and that persons of ethnic backgrounds were repeatedly alluded to as "monkeys" and other derogatory terms.

Foreign ministry of the Netherlands issues apology for 'institutional racism'

In the latest, Indian and Chinese troops clashed along the Line of Actual Control in Arunachal Pradesh last week resulting in some jawans suffering minor injuries, the Army said on Monday.

Top 10 world news: Face-off between Indian and Chinese troops along LAC; Shootings at Kabul hotel, & more

The annual press conference held by Russian President Vladimir Putin, which has been dominated by Moscow's incursion in Ukraine, will not take place this year, the Kremlin announced on Monday.

Russia: Putin to not hold annual year-end press conference, says Kremlin

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