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Israel admitted to bombing a water reservoir in Rafah, raising alarms over the worsening water crisis in the area.

Flight 2477 was diverted from Boston to Washington after a passenger's illness caused crew members to vomit.

China's manufacturing activity shrinks for third month in July, disappointing markets

iPhone maker uses two Google TPU types in large clusters to train AI models.

Merseyside Police: Stabbing motive unclear, not terrorism-related, no other suspects.

State Health Minister Veena George say over 70 people injured and people washed away in the Chaliyar river

Hezbollah was founded by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in 1982 during Lebanon's civil war.

The war escalated after a Hamas attack on Oct. 7, leading to Israel's extensive military response.

Over 70 people were injured and many washed away in the Chaliyar river, with more rain predicted.

Hunan province is hard-hit by heavy rain which has breached major dikes and dams, causing evacuation and deaths

In 35 key races for US House, 12 Democrats withhold endorsement for Harris.

Clashes across the country: Security forces use tear gas, kill at least two.

Druze community in the Golan Heights mourning 12 youngsters killed in a missile strike at the weekend

Small crowds of protesters forced their way in what Israel's military chief describes as "behavior bordering anarchy"

Washington races to avert a full-blown war between Israel and Hezbollah after attack on the Israeli-occupied Golan

A loud blast was heard and a plume of smoke could be seen rising above the southern suburbs of Beirut

Panama joins eight other Latin American countries calling for meeting of OAS citing Venezuela's election concerns

US officials demands Maduro publish a detailed tabulation of votes or outcome will not be accepted internationally

National electoral authority proclaims President Nicolas Maduro winner of the vote, giving him third term in office

Israel and the US have blamed Hezbollah for the rocket strike, though the group has denied responsibility

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Italian PM underscores China's vital role in peace

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Russian Railways says train driver slammed the brakes after truck driver entered the crossing despite alarms

Hezbollah has denied any connection with the incident that killed 12 children in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights

Hezbollah and the Israeli military have increased cross-border exchanges of fire since the Gaza war began

Google denies manually tampering with its auto-complete feature

8,400 more people died in 2023 than would have been expected under pre-pandemic conditions

Hezbollah has denied responsibility for the attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 teenagers and children on Saturday

The Republican candidate has also said that he wants all the remaining bitcoin to be mined in the United States

Police register case, launch investigation to determine exact nature of explosion in Sopore

Israeli authorities blamed Hezbollah for a rocket attack on Saturday that killed 12, vowed to inflict a heavy response

US, Japan unveil new military structure alongside Tokyo's joint command plans for 2025.

France's high-speed train network resumed normal operations after coordinated arson attacks disrupted travel.

Starmer emphasized the need for a Gaza cease-fire, while reiterating support for Israel's right to self-defense.

The Health Ministry reports 39 more Palestinians killed and 93 injured in Gaza, with many still trapped under rubble.

The opposition claims their candidate Edmundo Gonzalez won, despite President Nicolas Maduro declaring victory.

Foreign governments are casting doubt on the official results of the election.

Scientists warn that global temperatures have reached "uncharted territory."

During a severe thunderstorm, lightning struck Patriot Park in the Moscow region, injuring three people.

UN, rights groups, US, and UK criticize Dhaka's force against protesters, urge peaceful rights.

Americas' leaders react to Maduro's win despite exit polls favoring opposition.

The IOC apologized for the parody during the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.

Despite the boycott of Netanyahu's address, the Democratic Party's support for aid to Israel remains unchanged.

Irish PM Simon Harris and Deputy PM Micheal Martin called for urgent de-escalation to prevent further bloodshed.

Blinken interrupts Indo-Pacific meeting to address Maduro's declared win minutes after announcement.

800K affected by travel chaos; 100K train cancellations due to attacks.

Eagle-winged, 4,650-blade palace is centerpiece of new capital.

A parody of da Vinci's "The Last Supper" with drag queens drew criticism from the Catholic Church.

The announcement came after weeks of violent protests over job quotas, resulting in over 200 deaths.