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Missiles and drones fired by both sides across the Lebanese-Israeli border.

Russia and Elon Musk condemn the action against the Russian-born co-founder of the messaging app.

Peak tourism body says hike will make South Pacific country 'incredibly expensive' to visit.

Interior Minister Shabani Lukoo says 24 people were shot dead while others suffocated in the crowd.

US tech company says it will continue case against Lynch's estate following his death in a yacht wreck off Sicily.

As the war enters its 921st day, these are the main developments.

Harris aims to boost union support at Pittsburgh event with Biden, who last year joined workers on the picket line.

Pope Francis will arrive in mostly Muslim Indonesia on Tuesday on the first part of his tour of Southeast Asia.

President Maduro claimed victory in July's election, a result rejected by the opposition and international observers.

Qassam Brigades issues statement a day after the bodies of six captives are recovered from a Gaza tunnel by Israel.

The 58-year-old man's body is handed over to Red Crescent amid intensified Israeli attacks on the Palestinian territory.

Justice Department says $13m aircraft bought through shell company, 'smuggled' out of US for Maduro's use.

Protesters angry over the rape and murder of a young doctor in August jumped police barricades in India's West Bengal.

Demonstrators demand a ceasefire deal as more captives are killed in Gaza.

One analyst says the ‘tit-for-tat' Ukrainian and Russian air attacks could mark a new phase in the war.

Israeli forces arrested Ayman Abed, a 58-year-old Palestinian from the occupied West Bank, and returned his body.

The air force flies more than 200 rescue officers and 30 tonnes of emergency aid to Telangana and Andhra Pradesh states.

Judges vote to uphold ban, which comes amid standoff over misinformation, hate speech allegations.

The UK’s Foreign Secretary David Lammy says the government is suspending 30 out of 350 weapon exports licences to Israel

The carrier cancels 24 return flights until the end of Tuesday as it carries out fleet-wide inspections.

Thousands take to streets, calling for PM Benjamin Netanyahu's government to sign a ceasefire and captives swap deal.

Journalists say Israeli forces fired at them and chased them with bulldozers in the occupied West Bank.

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US President Joe Biden said he does not think Israeli PM Netanyahu is doing enough to reach a ceasefire deal.

Authorities say the security forces have the situation under control, but the number of casualties is unclear.