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Mohammed Qamar, 12, suffered severe injuries while his mother and two relatives were killed in the attack.

Fu Cong stressed the need of aid throughout Gaza, criticizing the lack of progress on a UN resolution.

With growing waiting lists and staff shortages, the NHS tops voter concerns in the UK election.

Deputies in Lake County arrested a man for shooting a Walmart delivery drone during a mock delivery.

Around 80 people taking refuge inside the Dar Mariam mission, a Catholic church and school compound in Khartoum.

Jessica Bouzas Maneiro, 21, stuns 2023 winner Vondrousova 6-4, 6-2 to reach 2nd round.

UNRWA estimates 250,000 more people will flee Khan Younis as Gaza's humanitarian crisis worsens.

The CAR now ranks first among 191 countries for humanitarian crises affecting children, according to UNICEF.

UN adopts resolution to boost AI in developing nations, led by China and co-sponsored by the US.

Singapore is Asia's wealthiest country; we explore its success and future challenges as leadership changes.

Switzerland, with one billionaire per 80,000 people, is a global wealth hub, surpassing even the US and Hong Kong.

July marks the start of the peak power pollution season in the US, with fossil fuel power output rising sharply.

Iran's mission to New York stated all resistance fronts would confront Israel if it engages in full-scale aggression

The incident sheds light on ongoing racism and discrimination within British political parties.

Climate change increases turbulence, posing safety challenges for airlines; we explore reasons and risk mitigation.

Maduro says US government proposed reestablishing talks and direct dialogue for two months.

Building collapsed in East Assiut on Monday; rescue teams have searched for survivors for 24 hours.

Giuliani led false claims that Trump's 2020 defeat to Biden was due to widespread voter fraud.

Riots targeting Syrian refugees in Turkey escalate, Erdogan blames opposition for stoking xenophobia and violence.

Indian parliament was centre of dramatic showdown as opposition leader Rahul Gandhi took on govt and PM Modi

Labour urges voters to remember the economic turmoil under Conservatives, while Sunak insists he fixed the economy.

The neighbors signed an agreement for a railway link during Prime Minister Hasina’s visit to New Delhi in late June.

The protesters, occupying King’s College Circle since May 2, must dismantle their encampment of about 200 tents.

Drug 'donanemab' will be sold under brand name 'Kisunla' for adults with early symptomatic Alzheimer's disease.

Sections removed from Gandhi's speech included his attacks on Modi and the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.

Despite these resignations, US policy on Gaza remains unchanged as the flow of US-made weapons to Israel continues.

Ukraine's SBU security service says the coup, if successful, would have "played into Russia’s hands"

He warned that no state in the region can feel safe as long as Israeli aggression under Netanyahu continues.

Biden confessed that extensive travel had taken a toll on him, causing him to nearly fall asleep during the debate.

Strike in Nur Shams camp, amid surge in violence from Israeli raids and settler attacks not seen in decades.

Over 150,000 people in Gaza have contracted skin diseases due to squalid conditions faced by displaced residents.

Kremlin spokesman Peskov says Putin, Modi plan to discuss global and regional security issues.

Prosecutors request a July 24 deadline, two weeks after the defendant's July 10 deadline.

Country's southwest could get 4-8 inches of rain, with up to 12 inches in places, according to NHC.

The operation used 'a number of winged missiles,' said Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree.

Aide's visit comes before NATO summit in the US capital, with Ukraine expected to be the main discussion topic.

Biden to meet Democrats after debate; one in three say he shouldn't stand in 2024 race.

Says concessions to Taliban govt ‘worth it’ for Doha talks

Two countries discuss South China Sea

Riot police fire tear gas at protesters in capital

Archaeologists uncovering one of the oldest settlement areas in world, part of UNESCO's World Heritage Tentative List

Kenyan human rights body says there are 32 cases of involuntary disappearances, 627 instances of arrests of protesters

Official says 'deep-seated dehumanisation of Palestinians' allowing govts to leave gravely injured children to die

President Jinping to also discuss strengthening ties with Kazakh counterpart

Turkish president says under Netanyahu's administration, Israel's aggression poses a danger to regional safety

Sentencing had been set for July 11, just days before Republican National Convention begins in Milwaukee on July 15