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Strike hit pickup near Chaat, a remote area of Lebanon near the Syrian border, but the driver survived

Ties paused over ambassadors criticizing proposed judicial reform that President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador backs

Shanshan expected to strike Japan's southwestern Kyushu island over next few days with forecast of strong winds

Indian PM briefs Russian president on his Kyiv visit, discuss BRICS collaboration over phone call

Reported altercation between Trump staff and cemetery official raises questions about filming during ceremony

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Police fire tear gas, water cannon at demonstrators

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Ukrainian president likely to present plan to Biden and other US leaders, aiming for justice and security

Prosecutors charge Salwan Momika and Salwan Najem with inciting ethnic hatred during demonstrations last year

Palestinian resistance group calls decision ‘dangerous escalation that could lead to a religious war in the region’

Youssef says he deactivated his account over security and safety issues

This marks 1st visit by Washington’s national security adviser to China in 8 years

Data show foreign students worth over AUD 42 billion to universities and vocational education centers in 2023

According to a report, the relative sea levels in the Southwestern Pacific have risen more than the global average

Political leaders push government to reconsider India’s arms trade with Israel, citing the humanitarian crisis in Gaza

Rules cover men's clothing, prayer attendance, and ban photos, homosexuality, public music, and non-Muslim holidays

Newly-elected prime minister says "things will get worse before they get better"

Japan's government spokesman said: "The violation of our airspace is a serious violation and threat to security.”

Ukraine attacked the Kursk region on August 6 in the biggest foreign attack on the Federation since World War Two

More than 250 Israelis and foreigners were taken hostage by Hamas some 10 months ago

Ukraine has been attempting to develop its own arms industry and encourage military production on its own territory

Twenty villages destroyed following dam's collapse and the homes of 50,000 were destroyed

The dam collapse, caused by heavy rains, led to intense flooding filled with silt, destroying nearby villages

Police reported three of the victims of the violence over the long weekend left in a life-threatening condition

President Asif Ali Zardari honored General Li Qiaoming, with the Nishan-i-Imtiaz (Military).

Natasha Stankovic reflects on love and patience in first social media post following her divorce from Hardik Pandya.

Jewish groups succeed in blocking Saudi cleric’s event at Montreal venue, following concerns over his views.

Extremist heritage minister to allocate $545,000 for illegal settlers' funded tours to Al-Aqsa Mosque

In exchange for endorsing Trump, Kennedy, 70, was hoping for a job in a potential Trump administration

'We are deeply saddened by loss of lives and the material damage caused by the recent flood,' says Turkish FM

Harris promises to build more housing in an effort to tackle rising costs that have stressed US households

Bangladesh MET Dept says flood conditions to persist if monsoon rains continue with 1.24 million families stranded

Harris spokesperson wants broadcaster to keep candidates mics on throughout event, not muted when opponent is speaking

Rules approved by Republican-controlled state election board intends to delay or cancel the certification of votes

Lyubysh-Kirdey was part of six people team from Reuters covering war in Ukraine who were staying at the Hotel Sapphire

Kyiv region's air defence systems deployed several times overnight to repel missiles and drones

Shakib himself features at number seven, adding depth as the team's second all-rounder.

Campaign aimed at damaging UNRWA’s reputation and reduce donations apparently ended after WIRED inquired about it.

Both Hezbollah and Israel seemed content to let Sunday's retaliatory attack count as settled

Muhyiddin charged at court with sedition over remarks made in a political speech for negative remarks about royalty

John Kirby says discussions to continue on the working-group level for the next few days to iron out specific issues

Germany has around 117,000 doses of Jynneos, which is being stockpiled by the German army

That political dispute could affect up to 1.17 million barrels per day of output from the North African country

Rules include reinstituting ban on permits for low-wage jobs in cities with unemployment rate of 6% or higher

Lebanon's Hezbollah exchanged fire without further escalation but Iran still poses a significant danger