Russia renews Kyiv missile attacks, pounds east Ukraine
Ukrainian officials say Russia is continuing to pound the country's east and has resumed missile attacks on the capital Kyiv and its surrounds.
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More than 800 Sudanese killed in Darfur attack, UN says
Paramilitary fighters and allied Arab militias have killed 800 people in a rampage through a town in Darfur, the UN refugee agency and Sudanese doctors say.
Israel says ready to evacuate babies from Gaza hospital
Palestinians say two babies have died and dozens more are at risk in Gaza hospitals Israel claims have been turned into fortified defence positions.
Ukraine capital Kyiv under air attack, blasts heard
"Strong explosions were heard on in the left bank of the capital," Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko has said as the war in Ukraine drags on.
US voices concern as Gaza death toll tops 11,000
"Far too many Palestinians have been killed," the US chief diplomat says, as Gaza officials claim Israel's bombardment has resulted in over 11,000 deaths.
Biden to meet Xi in San Francisco, US officials say
US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet on the sidelines of a summit in California, officials say.
Ukraine says ‘peace summit’ may take place next year
A Ukrainian official says the government hopes to hold a summit of world leaders early next year to endorse its 10-point "formula" for peace.
Iran warns expansion of Gaza war ‘inevitable’
"Due to the expansion of the intensity of the war against Gaza's civilian residents, expansion of the scope of the war has become inevitable," Iran says.
Hollywood actors reach deal with studios to end strike
Hollywood's actors strike is set to end after their union reached a tentative agreement with studios, months after entertainment workers walked off the job.
Ivanka worried Trump wasn’t rich enough, trial told
Ivanka Trump worried Donald Trump wasn't wealthy enough to close a property deal but told underlings to approve it anyway, her father's fraud trial was told.
Israeli, Hamas fighters in close combat in Gaza City
Israel's military has advanced to Hamas's main bastion in Gaza City where troops and militants are battling at close range while thousands of civilians flee.
Ukraine says it killed Russia-allied politician in east
Ukraine's military spy agency says it has killed Mikhail Filiponenko with a car bomb, accusing him of organising dungeons for civilians in Luhansk.
Ukraine troops repel Russian attacks along front line
Ukraine's military says its troops have beaten back Russian attacks on the eastern front line and are preparing for another enemy attempt to capture a key town.
Sudan army, paramilitary RSF commit to facilitating aid
Warring factions in Sudan have committed to facilitating humanitarian aid into the war-ravaged country.
Portuguese PM steps down amid corruption probe
Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa has resigned after his government was involved in a widespread corruption probe, but he insists his conscience is clear.
Israel says it killed top Hamas weapons manufacturer
Israeli forces have advanced to the heart of Gaza City and are aiming to put Hamas' vast tunnel network in the enclave out of action.
Israel open to Gaza fighting pauses for aid, hostages
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has again rejected calls for a ceasefire in Gaza but will consider "tactical little pauses" to allow in aid or hostages to leave.
Defiant Trump tangles with judge at NY fraud trial
Donald Trump has lashed out at a "very unfair trial" and locked horns with the judge as he testified in a fraud lawsuit accusing him of inflating his worth.
Zelenskiy: talk of elections in wartime irresponsible
Talk of holding an election in Ukraine during wartime is "utterly irresponsible" and the focus must be on fighting Russia, President Vladimir Zelenskiy says.
Israeli troops surround Gaza City, preparing to enter
Escalating casualties are predicted after Israeli troops surrounded Gaza City and are expected to enter in the coming days.
Ukraine pushes US for more aid, invites Trump to visit
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has asked the United States for more support as officials acknowledged troops were killed during a front-line ceremony.
Pressure on Israel over safety of Palestinian civilians
Officials from several countries say they are trying to resume the ability of people to cross the Rafah border point between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.
Israel opens new window for getting out of Gaza
The Israeli army has declared a four hour window in which civilians will have a chance to leave the Gaza strip, for their safety.
More than 60 hostages missing due to airstrikes: Hamas
The militant group Hamas says more than 60 of the people it took hostage in its October attack are missing because of Israel's airstrikes on Gaza.
Ukraine’s EU hopes raised amid missile strikes
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has given a boost to Ukraine's morale as it continues to trade military blows with Russia.
Israeli strike on camp kills 38, Hamas government says
The United States has rejected calls by Arab countries for an immediate ceasefire in the month-long conflict in Gaza.
Rescuers seek Nepal quake survivors, deaths exceed 150
An earthquake measuring 6.4 magnitude has struck Nepal, with at least 150 people killed and dozens more injured.
More than 130 dead as magnitude 5.7 quake hits Nepal
An earthquake measuring 5.7 magnitude has struck Nepal, with at least 137 people killed and dozens more injured.
Eric Trump says he relied on others to verify documents
Donald Trump's son Eric has been confronted in court with evidence showing he had signed off on the accuracy of his father's financial statements.
Ukrainian missile strike in Kherson kills seven: Russia
Russian authorities say a Ukrainian missile attack has killed seven people in the Russian-controlled part of the Kherson region.
Palestinians report Israeli strike on school in Gaza
Witnesses say an Israeli strike hit a school serving as a shelter in Gaza, killing and wounding many of the evacuees who had taken refuge there.