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Can Israel fight on two fronts?
Hezbollah is weighing its options after two days of remote attacks targeted its members and civilians.
CIA officer who sexually assaulted dozens of women given 30-year sentence
Veteran officer with US spy agency found guilty of sexually assaulting dozens of women while stationed around the world.
Lebanese army detonates electronic device found on village street
Lebanese forces carried out a controlled explosion of an electronic device found on a street in Klayaa Thursday.
Hezbollah’s Nasrallah says Israel’s Lebanon attacks crossed ‘all red lines’
Nasrallah says attacks on communication devices are a 'declaration of war' by Israel and Hezbollah will retaliate.
‘Sidelining antiwar voices’: US Uncommitted Movement not endorsing Harris
Group says Donald Trump must be stopped but Kamala Harris's inaction on Gaza makes endorsement impossible.
Elon Musk is a threat to Brazil’s democracy
Under the guise of defending free speech, the tech mogul is attempting to assert dominance over Brazil's judiciary.
Transgender woman stabbed to death in Georgia amid LGBTQ bill controversy
Kesaria Abramidze, a transgender model, is killed in Georgia, raising concerns over LGBTQ rights and safety.
Lebanon blasts: Why would Israel attack now?
Here’s a look at why Israel would attack Lebanon and what could happen next.
Talk of Ukraine’s missile deal riles Russia; Kyiv vows to make more weapons
Ukrainian officials lay out plans for domestic defence industry as they await word from Western powers.
Hezbollah chief: Israel crossed “all red lines” with device explosions
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah blamed Israel for sabotaging communication devices that exploded across Lebanon.
Judge in Brazil orders Musk’s X to obey ban or face daily fine
The social network X faces hefty new fine after its appears to defy ban ordered by a judge.
UN accuses Israel of ‘massive’ violation of child rights treaty in Gaza
UN committee says horrific impact on children from Israel's war on Gaza will have an 'extremely dark place in history'.
Cambodia’s controversial canal
Why Cambodia's new canal project has its neighbours worried.
UN votes against Israel’s occupation of Palestine: Will it change anything?
The resolution orders Israel to vacate the occupied Palestinian territory in a year. But it is nonbinding.
Israelis and supporters mock victims of Lebanon attacks
Israeli content creators have been mocking the victims of explosions targeting communication devices across Lebanon.
Remote attacks push Hezbollah and Israel to the brink of war
Analysts say that remotely triggered explosions over two days have left Hezbollah with no choice but to retaliate
Malaysia arrests business leaders as probe widens in child sex abuse case
Arrests follow the recent rescue of 402 children and youth from care homes allegedly run by a prominent business group.
New video shows wreckage of Titan submersible on ocean floor
New video of the remains of the destroyed Titan submersible has been made public, ahead of an official hearing.
India vs Bangladesh: Homeboy Ashwin to the rescue after top-order wobble
Ashwin shared a 195-run unbroken stand with Jadeja after India were reduced to 144-6 on the first day of the first Test.
Storm Boris floods northern Italy as EU leaders to discuss aid in Poland
Italy's Emilia-Romagna region sees three rivers overflow after Boris wreaks havoc across Central and Eastern Europe.