S. Korea Opposition Leader Calls Martial Law 'Illegal'
South Korea's opposition leader Lee Jae-myung denounced the newly imposed martial law as "illegal" and called on the public to gather at the parliament in protest.
Student Given Life Term For Femicide That Shocked Italy
A court in Venice on Tuesday sentenced to life in prison a student who admitted murdering his ex-girlfriend, in a brutal case that sparked outrage in Italy.
'All Political Activities' Banned Under S. Korea Martial Law: Commander
All political activities are banned in South Korea following the imposition of martial law on Tuesday and all media will be subject to government monitoring, martial law commander Park An-su said in a ...
Treasury Yields Fall as Bets on Fed Cut Increase
Treasury yields decline ahead of October's JOLTS report due at 10 a.m. ET. Fed Governor Kugler and Chicago Fed President Goolsbee speak in the afternoon. Chair Powell has a discussion in New York ...
Iceland's President Asks Social Democrats To Form New Govt
Iceland's president said Tuesday she had tasked the leader of the Social Democrats with trying to form a coalition government after the party came out on top in a weekend election.
S. Korean National Assembly Sealed After Martial Law Declared: Yonhap
South Korea's National Assembly was sealed Tuesday after President Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law, the country's Yonhap news agency reported.
French No-confidence Vote 'Will Make Everything More Difficult': Barnier
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier warned lawmakers on Tuesday that a looming no-confidence vote against his government would "make everything more difficult and more serious".
German FM Says 'Essential' To Seal EU-Mercosur Deal At Friday Summit
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said Tuesday it was "essential" for the European Commission to finalise a trade deal with Latin America's Mercosur this week -- despite opposition from ...
South Korea President Invokes Martial Law
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are wavering Tuesday as the stock market looks to build on record highs in the previous session.
Bangladesh Summons Indian Envoy After Consulate Attack
Bangladesh on Tuesday summoned New Delhi's ambassador after an attack on one of its consulates in India, the latest flare-up in strained ties between the neighbours.
Italy Clamps Down On Tourist Self Check-ins
Italy's police chief has ordered Airbnb-style owners to verify the identity of guests in person rather than remotely as visitor numbers surge, according to a circular seen by AFP on Tuesday.
Spain Registers Warmest November On Record: Weather Office
Spain has registered its warmest month of November since record-keeping began more than six decades ago, national weather agency AEMET said Tuesday.