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Four Israeli soldiers killed in north Gaza

Appeals court upholds $83m sex assault defamation order against US president

Herath urged the council to note progress made under the new government

BRICS represents nearly 40 percent of global GDP and almost half of the world's population

Syrians, who long accounted for the most applicants, were now the third largest group, behind Venezuelans and Afghans

Three bodyguards, top Gaza ceasefire negotiator Khalil al-Hayya's aide and son killed in attack

PM KP Sharma Oli convenes emergency cabinet meeting after student-led protests spark unrest in Nepal

French PM Bayrou ousted in rare confidence vote will resign Tuesday according to a close source

Gazprom announced project during Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to China last week

Two Palestinian gunmen kill six in Jerusalem bus stop shooting, among deadliest attacks in recent years

Insufficient shelter, sanitation and food, will spread disease and poverty, international aid agencies

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Four people killed, govt offices set ablaze

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The September 1, magnitude six quake and its aftershocks killed at least 2,200, injured more than 3,600 people

Aid vessels dock in Tunis on 7 Sept, welcomed by crowds at Sidi Bou Said port before resuming journey to Gaza

Israeli strikes flattened two Gaza City towers as troops pressed operations to seize the territory’s largest urban hub

A boat with 34 migrants and a trafficker hit a Turkish coast guard vessel off Ayvalik’s Badavut coast, officials said

In under a year, the premier saw his coalition lose majorities in both houses as voters rebelled over rising costs

Kyiv claims majority of drones, missiles shot down overnight

Chanted slogans denouncing Trump, carried posters, saying 'Trump must go now', 'free DC', 'resist tyranny'

Tariff reductions depend on partner’s reciprocal trade commitments, alignment with US national interests

Authorities said the shark species is unknown; beaches remain closed as lifeguards patrol on jetskis

Eastern Nigeria, hit by Boko Haram a decade ago, began resettling displaced families in 2016, including Darul Jamal

Trump warned Venezuelan jets near US warships will be shot down after two F-16s flew close in the Caribbean

Israeli military told Gaza City residents to flee to Khan Younis, promising food, medical care and shelter

Renaming Pentagon is expected to cost millions, with signs, letterheads to be updated across US bases worldwide

Xi’s vision turns away from walls and sanctions, offering pluralism and shared growth

Trump unlawfully ended deportation relief for over 1m migrants under TPS, court rules

Trump rebrands DoD as 'Department of War'

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The May Pak-India conflict forced US to rethink: Islamabad is once again a pivotal player in its regional strategy

US commerce chief Howard Lutnick urged India to support the dollar, restart trade talks, and halt Russian oil buys

New treaty interpretation may allow sale of 100+ MQ-9 drones to Saudi Arabia, with Pacific and EU allies interested

Russia says it went to war to block NATO from admitting Ukraine and stationing forces there

Hamas seized 251 hostages after a raid that Israel says killed 1,200, sparking the ongoing war

The title was last used in 1949 before the Pentagon adopted its current name

WMO says wildfires in Amazon, Canada, Siberia worsened pollution, raising global health risks

Palestinian groups urged the ICC in Nov 2023 to probe Israeli airstrikes on Gaza’s civilian areas

NY governor condemns ICE raids detaining more than 40 people, including parents of schoolchildren

Taliban authorities have already admitted they cannot cope alone

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