NewXC

Top Stories

View Layout:

Dame Lydia Ko caught up in South Korea First Lady controversy

TVNZ ·

New Zealand golf legend Dame Lydia Ko has been forced to publicly make a statement after being caught up a political stoush in South Korea. On social media Dame Lydia denied claims that she had given private golf lessons to South Korea's first lady Kim Hea Kyung on the same day that a fire in Seoul…

Read the full story at TVNZ

More stories

  1. Tokyo ward seeks 5-year ban on condo resales at redevelopment project Nikkei ·
  2. Japan nursery school operator Like opens in Indonesia for affluent families Nikkei ·
  3. Iranian president arrives in Russia for gas exporters' summit Anadolu ·

    Masoud Pezeshkian to attend and address eighth Gas Exporting Countries Forum summit

  4. Big donors, bigger stakes: Money shapes US midterm races Anadolu ·

    Outside groups have spent $3.1B on congressional races as billionaire donors, party committees and powerful interests seek to shape the US midterms

  5. Roosters pull offer to Walker The Sydney Morning Herald ·

    The Roosters pull an offer off the table for superstar halfback Sam Walker as the November 1 contract restart approaches.

  6. Trump says Brazil’s presidential election looked ‘rigged’ and ‘corrupt’ Anadolu ·

    'Elections have to be indisputable, and it looked very bad to me,' says US president about Brazilian election, which concluded on Sunday

  7. Ukraine calls Weightlifting Federation's decision to award Moscow 2030 World Championships 'unacceptable' Anadolu ·

    Foreign minister urges international sports bodies to reverse the decision, saying it risks normalizing Russia's war against Ukraine

  8. Trump offers $1M reward for reports of voter fraud ahead of midterm elections Anadolu ·

    President says US would offer a $1M reward for information on voter fraud leading to arrest, conviction

  9. Poland says it will never accept return to ‘business as usual’ with Russia on energy dependence Anadolu ·

    Warsaw has repeatedly argued that dependence on Russian hydrocarbons created both economic and security risks for Europe

  10. Islamic group members ask for AK-47s to attack ‘infidels’ in Enugu, Jos Punch ·

    A viral video shows members of an Islamic group’s first aid unit chanting for AK-47s to attack ‘infidels’ in Enugu and Jos, prompting calls for a probe. Read More: https://punchng.com/islamic-group-members-ask-for-ak-47s-to-attack-infidels-in-enugu-jos/

Fetching news dispatch…