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Israel Voices 'Serious Security Concerns' Over Hamas Disarmament Deal
Israeli spokesperson Doron Spielman said troops won't leave Gaza until Hamas gives up its weapons, calling it a non-negotiable condition.
Last Known Photo Of Mountaineer Nirmal Purja Before Deadly PoK Avalanche
Rescuers recovered Purja's body on Sunday after an avalanche killed him and nine team members on one of the world's highest peaks in northern Pakistan.
Suspect In Idaho Restaurant Shooting Died From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
In all, four people died, including Williams, and seven others were injured at the recently opened restaurant in the southern Idaho city of about 56,000 people.
Woman In US Rescued After Being Found Trapped Under Rocks In Kern River
Officials urged visitors to exercise extreme caution and always wear a properly fitted life jacket when spending time near or in the river.
How China's Surveillance Network Follows Foreigners Into Their Homes
China already tracks its 1.4 billion citizens through an enormous web of cameras, phone signals and national identity records. Now, the chance discovery by a cybersecurity researcher has shown how far that surveillance reaches when it comes to foreigners too.
2 Killed After Helicopters Collide Mid-Air While Battling Greek Wildfires
The hired Bell helicopters collided while battling a wildfire in the Psatha area west of Athens.
"Respects Sovereignty Of Both": Iran Says Close To Hormuz Deal With Oman
Details of the new route were not immediately clear, but Iran has effectively maintained control over the strategic waterway, through which around 20 per cent of global oil consumption passes on normal days, since the outbreak of war.
13 Killed In Suicide Blast During "Peace Rally" In Pak's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
The blast happened when a "peace rally" was going on in a town in Swat district, Pakistan
How "Agent 47" Turned European Teenagers Into Real-Life Assassins
Teenagers are reportedly offered large sums of money to carry out killings. However, many are arrested before they receive any payment.
Elon Musk's Net Worth Down By $600 Billion. He's Still Richer Than Everyone
The wealth erosion alone exceeds the total net worth of every other billionaire except Musk himself.
72 Dead As Record 60,000 Migrants Surge Into Spain's Ceuta
Most of the estimated 60,000 people who rushed into Spain's north African territory have returned to Morocco since the territory's largest mass migrant crossing.
'Don't Befriend Kafirs': Pak General Spews Religious Hate, Targets India
Pakistan's Director General ISPR, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, also took a dig at Afghanistan over its ties with India.
Mountaineer Nirmal Purja's Body Recovered Days After Avalanche Killed Crew
The avalanche struck on Thursday, cutting off contact with the international expedition led by Purja, a 43-year-old British-Nepali climber, on Broad Peak.
5 Dead, 41 Missing After Ferry Carrying 271 Catches Fire In Indonesia
At least five people were killed and 41 remain missing after a ferry carrying 271 passengers and crew caught fire off Indonesia's Madura Island on Sunday, authorities said.
Wildfires On Over 250,000 Acres Across Washington State Prompt Evacuations
Wildfires across more than a quarter of a million acres in Washington state have prompted widespread evacuations and power outages in the Spokane area, state officials said on Saturday evening.
South Korea Records Highest-Ever Temperature At 42.5 Degrees Celsius
The southeastern city of Yangsan saw the temperature reach 42.5C at 1:26 pm (0426 GMT), the Korea Meteorological Administration said on its website.
Video: Idaho Shooter Had A Rifle. This "Hero" Took On Him With A Pistol
Idaho shooting: A video recorded from a moving car showed the man taking his gun out, pointing at the shooter, and firing multiple shots.
Nirmal Purja: The Elite UK Commando Who Rewrote Mountaineering History
Nirmal "Nimsdai" Purja died after an avalanche struck Broad Peak, the world's 12th-highest mountain.
Man Freezes As Bear Sniffs His Leg Before Suddenly Biting Him In Romania
Dash-cam footage shows the driver of a nearby car moving forward slowly in an apparent attempt to block the bear with the vehicle.
"Prepare To Depart": US' Advisory For Its Citizens In Mideast Amid Tensions
US embassies in Bahrain, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates issued online advisories on Saturday
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Trump pauses ‘massive attack’ on Iran, says new talks to begin
US President Trump says new talks with Iran will start Monday ‘in the form of a negotiation’ after calling off attack.
Brazil’s Lula launches reelection bid amid foreign interference concerns
Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has officially launched his reelection campaign.
The battle for the Maasai Mara: Can Kenya’s most iconic ecosystem be saved?
Court cases over new lodges have raised questions about protecting one of Africa’s greatest wildlife spectacles.
Japan and US confirm rare joint intervention to prop up yen
US President Donald Trump says helping to bolster the Japanese currency is a sign of friendship.
Suicide bombing kills at least 14 people in Pakistan’s Swat Valley
Footage shows blast victims hurried into a hospital in northwestern Pakistan, after a suicide bombing.
Iran war live: Trump says talks to resume; Tehran urges US to honour MoU
US President Donald Trump says an agreement with Iran is imminent, with negotiations set to begin on Monday.
Trump says new round of Iran talks will begin Monday
The US president says Gulf allies and Tehran urged him to delay planned strikes, as oil prices dropped in response.
Brazil’s Lula launches fourth-term bid, focuses on national sovereignty
Lula seeks to use Bolsonaro family ties with Trump to cast election as fight against submission to foreign interests.
Sudan army drone attack on Darfur kills 35, rights group says
Tens of thousands of people have been killed in the ongoing war between army chief al-Burhan and RSF commander Dagalo.
Wildfires force mass evacuations across the Pacific Northwest
Fast-moving wildfires are forcing evacuations across Washington State, US and nearby British Columbia, Canada.
Local volunteers help rebuild destroyed Christian monastery in Lebanon
Interfaith volunteers rebuild war-damaged Catholic monastery in Lebanon’s Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh.
UK PM Burnham vows to be ‘relentless’ on Channel migrant crossings
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said his government will be "relentless" in tackling small boat crossings the Channel.
Venezuela and the Dominican Republic say they will work to restore ties
Both countries have agreed on a plan to restore diplomatic relations cut off after a contested vote in 2024.
Is Washington dictating the agenda for talks in Venezuela?
Venezuela's government and a section of the opposition plan to hold talks, backed by the US.
How much has AIPAC spent against Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed? And why?
Pro-Israel group unleashes its spending power to help elect Haley Stevens to US Senate against progressive doctor.
Israelis attack Armenian monastery in Jerusalem’s Old City
Six Jewish Israelis were filmed spitting at the entrance to Saint James Monastery in Jerusalem's Old City.
Body of climber Nirmal Purja, six others recovered after Pakistan avalanche
Search for remains of three last climbers continues on Broad Peak, days after avalanche killed all 10 mountaineers.
Most Americans say Trump has gone too far on US immigration: Poll
Half of Americans say Trump has gone too far on deportations, though most Republicans still support his approach.
Iran says negotiations with Oman over Strait of Hormuz in final stages
Tehran's announcement comes after Trump said US would hold off on new Iran attack in hope of quick deal.
Two helicopters collide mid-air while tackling wildfires in Greece
Footage has emerged showing the moment two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air while fighting wildfires in Greece.
Russian and Ukrainian strikes kill 14 on both sides
Ukrainian strikes target Russian oil hubs and high-rises as Zelenskyy warns of critical Patriot interceptor shortages
‘Iron fist’ doesn’t work with Iran: Former US hostage in Tehran
Former US hostage John Limbert says Washington ‘can’t bomb and assassinate its way to a better relationship’ with Iran.
Republican senator says former son-in-law should resign from US Congress
Senator Bernie Moreno has broken silence around domestic abuse allegations involving Representative Max Miller.
Fetus found among the ruins of a deadly Israeli strike on Gaza
Residents searching through the rubble of an Israeli strike in western Gaza City recovered the body of an unborn baby.
Migrant deaths in Ceuta rise to 72 after border surge from Morocco
Five more bodies have been found along Ceuta's coastline as enclave recovers from unprecedented border influx.