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Missile strike kills 5, injures over 100 people

UN special rapporteur suggests troops used him to shield themselves

Authorities issue a set of guidelines on imposing criminal punishments

Armed men carried out coordinated attacks on a synagogue, an Orthodox church, and a police post

Over 115 million people are under active National Weather Service extreme heat alerts

Swedish youth homes are becoming recruitment grounds for gangs, fueling a surge in gun violence and criminal activity

Family of injured man says they requested an ambulance, but the soldiers strapped him to the hood of a jeep

Trump has little chance of winning Philadelphia, which Biden won easily in 2020

Opposition Labour Party branded the allegations "utterly extraordinary," urging PM to suspend all those implicated

Last year, poisonous alcohol killed at least 27 people in Bihar while 42 died in Gujarat in 2022

More than 37,500 Palestinians have since been killed in Gaza, most of them women and children

Downpours in southern China sparked inundations and landslides, killing at least 38 people on Friday

They were convicted of "usury" for exploiting their vulnerable immigrant staff, paying them meagre wages

Russia's 2020 nuclear doctrine sets out when its president would consider using a nuclear weapon:

Australian bowler's feat marks only the eighth T20 World Cup hat-trick and the first ever to achieve it more than once

Protestors held signs of "Crime Minister" and "Stop the War" as people poured into the biggest Israeli city

Rehearsal drills are cancelled while nighttime exercises and capital Taipei to be included for Taiwanese troops

Dr Saleh was 109th key holder of the Kaaba

Palestinian health authorities say death toll tops 37,400

We will continue to respond with the toughest and most sensitive countermeasures for Tokyo: Russian Foreign Ministry

We are prepared for any action that may be required in Gaza, Lebanon, and in more areas: Yoav Gallant

This month's drills, called "Freedom Edge", will involve the three countries' navies

'This Russian terror through guided bombs must be stopped and can be stopped,' says Ukrainian President Zelenskiy

Tokyo street event meant to raise public awareness also decries catastrophic hospital conditions in embattled Gaza

Zelensky has urged Ukraine's allies to send more air-defence systems to protect the country's vital infrastructure.

MoUs in space, telecom, railways, health, and disaster management were signed in presence of Indian PM Narendra Modi

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said there is as "total lawlessness" in Gaza and aid trucks were looted

Israeli strike on Al-Shati refugee camp killed 24; another strike in Al-Tuffah killed 18 Palestinians in Gaza Strip

Dr Saleh had visited Pakistan last year for a six-day tour, during which he met with top leadership

Kuwait facing "inability of power plants to meet increased demand" during peak hours amid "rise in temperatures"

Farm owner being investigated for potential manslaughter; trade union, Indian community to hold protests in Latina

Report by UK-based Forensic Architecture and Earshot challenge Israel's denial of responsibility for Rajab's death

Rules target investments in semiconductors, quantum computing, AI to safeguard U.S. national security

Rains due to low-pressure channels interacting together across much of the country, as well as a monsoon trough

IDF shelling targets tents in Rafah's Al-Mawasi area that was housing displaced persons.

State Dept says Track Two meet can’t replace formal talks

Beijing is pressing Delhi to resume passenger flights

Tens of thousands of Lebanese have also fled their homes following Israeli strikes in south Lebanon

Deputy Assistant Secretary Miller's resignation follows exit of at least eight other Biden administration officials