Swedish environmental activist, Greta Thunberg, famous for challenging world leaders to take immediate action for climate change mitigation, joined hundreds of other youths in suing the Swedish government for what they claim is inaction on climate change on Friday in Stockholm.

Greta Thunberg, 600 other environmental activists sue Sweden over climate inaction

A gunshot fired during a holiday festival in Dayton sent people running for safety and prompted cancellation of a parade minutes after it had started, authorities said.

US: Gunshot during holiday festival at Dayton prompts cancellation of children’s parade

As India commemorates the 14th anniversary of the 26/11 terror attacks in Mumbai, a number of leaders paid tribute to the hundreds of victims. Naor Gilon, the Israeli ambassador to India, paid a visit to the Chabad home in Mumbai and joined others in remembering the victims of the 26/11 terror attack.

Israel will 'never forget, never forgive': Israeli envoy pays tribute to Mumbai 26/11 attack victims

Italy's interior minister said there had been no confirmed deaths in a landslide on Saturday on the holiday island of Ischia, despite earlier reports of eight deaths.

Ischia tragedy: No deaths in Italy landslide despite earlier reports, says interior minister

M23, the rebel group of Democratic Republic of Congo said on Friday that it wants to talk directly with the government after Congo's president and other African leaders signed a ceasefire deal aimed at stopping attacks by the militia.

Congo: M23 rebels demand dialogue with government after African states declare ceasefire

Lawrence Wong, Singapore's deputy prime minister, was given a significant role in the ruling party on Saturday, solidifying his position to succeed PM Lee Hsien Loong as leader of the island nation.

Lawrence Wong, Singapore's deputy PM solidifies chances of becoming PM with new party position

After being invited to negotiations by President Ranil Wickremesinghe, Sri Lanka's minority Tamil parties held an internal meeting and decided to present a three-point plan, including their drive for federalism, as reported by the Press Trust of India (PTI).

Sri Lankan Tamil parties to push for autonomy in a new Constitution

The Capital Market Authority said on Thursday that Saudi Arabia's stock market regulator has given the go-ahead for Luberef, a base oil subsidiary of the world's largest oil company Aramco, to conduct an IPO.

Saudi Aramco's Luberef gets regulator nod for initial public offering

The administration of India's largest mosque, Jama Masjid in Delhi, has rolled back an earlier order prohibiting entry to women and girls who are not accompanied by relatives.

India: Jama Masjid rolls back order telling women to be accompanied by relatives for entering

An Algerian court condemned 49 individuals to death on Thursday for the lynching of a man who had been wrongly accused of igniting catastrophic forest fires in August of last year.

Algeria: 49 sentenced to death for setting afire man wrongly accused of igniting deadly forest fire

After learning that thousands of nurses may strike before Christmas, UK's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declared that the salary demands of the nurses' union are unaffordable.

Rishi Sunak says nurses' demand for 19 per cent pay hike 'obviously unaffordable'

On Black Friday (25 November), dozens of Amazon employees went on strike and gathered in front of the warehouse in the Parisian suburbs, demanding pay raises and improved working conditions.

WATCH: Amazon warehouse workers stage Black Friday strikes in France

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