Only about 24 per cent of Brazilians think the administration of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro has been "good" or "great," his lowest popularity rating since taking office in 2019 and down from 30 per cent in March.

Bolsonaro's approval falls to 24%, lowest ever: Poll

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Thursday that it was "painful" for him to have to face parliamentary scrutiny over the collapse of Greensill Capital, for which he had acted as an advisor and lobbyist.

UK ex-PM Cameron says facing Greensill inquiry is 'painful'

Gaza clashes: Israel orders 'massive reinforcement' to quell unrest in cities China says think tank report on Uyghur birth rates decline 'fabricates data' South

Top 10 world news today: Israel orders 'massive reinforcement' of forces in Gaza and more

Five people suffocated in a Nepal hospital after oxygen ran out this week, just the latest victims of a vicious Covid surge that risks devastating the impoverished country and its ill-equipped healthcare system.

Nepal reels from Covid 'crisis situation' as infections soar

Mario Draghi, who draws at least two generous state pensions and owns or part-owns around 10 houses, has said he will not receive any salary for his job as Italy's prime minister.

Italy's Draghi, with lucrative state pensions, renounces salary as PM

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC), the world's biggest contract chipmaker, said some of its facilities experienced a "brief power dip" on Thursday after an island-wider power outage, raising concerns that a global chip shortage could worsen.

Taiwan's TSMC says suffered a brief power dip, electricity now restored

Japanese billionaire entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa and his assistant Yozo Hirano will be the next tourists to travel to the International Space Station (ISS), Russia's space agency Roscosmos said Thursday.

Japanese billionaire entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa to travel to International Space Station

China's foreign ministry on Thursday said a report by an Australian think tank citing coercive policies attributing to a sharp decline in Uyghur birth rates aims to "fabricate data and distort the facts".

China says think tank report on Uyghur birth rates decline 'fabricates data'

South Korean fisheries associations filed a lawsuit against the Japanese government at a local court on Thursday, seeking compensation for the planned release of contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant, the Yonhap news agency reported.

South Korean fishermen sue Japanese government over Fukushima nuclear plant water

In September, a New York auction house had a rare treasure up for sale: a five-centuries-old letter revealing political intrigue involving Hernán Cortés, the famed leader of the Spanish force that colonized what is modern-day Mexico.

Mexico asks US to return stolen letters written by Hernan Cortes

Instagram on Wednesday began letting English-language users enhance profiles to show new gender pronouns they want applied to them in conversation. The photo-centric social network became the lasted internet service to broaden beyond basic "he" or "she" references to pronouns preferred by those with alternate gender identities.

Instagram to let users add pronouns in profiles, in nod to alternate gender identities

Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra was fined $39 million on Thursday for unconscionable conduct in selling remote indigenous customers mobile phone contracts that they did not understand and could not afford.

Australia fines its telecommunications company Telstra $39 million for exploiting indigenous customers

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