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A funeral ceremony in Beirut for three of the slain Hezbollah members
World

Israel And Hezbollah Urged To Step Back From The Brink

Kharkiv, Ukraine's second city near the Russian border, has been hit relentlessly by Russian attacks this year
Europe

Russian Strike On Ukraine's Kharkiv Wounds 21

Brandenburg's state premier Dietmar Woidke from the SPD, seen here casting his ballot, has vowed to resign if the AfD wins
Europe

Scholz's Party Beats Far-right AfD In East German State Vote: Projections

National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby said there was 'still time and space for a diplomatic solution'
World

Military Escalation Not In Israel's 'Best Interest': White House

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who organized the 'Summit of the Future,' had billed it as a 'once-in-a-generation opportunity' to reshape human history
World

UN Adopts Pact To Tackle Volatile Future For Mankind

Billionaire businessman Mohamed Al-Fayed died last year
UK

Lawyers Say 'Monster' Late Harrods Owner Abused Dozens Of Women

A Taiwan court ruled that capital punishment was legal, but should be 'limited to special and exceptional circumstances'
World

Taiwan Retains Death Penalty But Limits Use To 'Exceptional' Cases

Gisele Pelicot has won immense admiration
Europe

French Mayor Sorry For 'No One Died' Remark Over Mass Rape Trial

A man holds a walkie-talkie after removing its battery during a funeral in Beirut
World

Israel-Hezbollah Exchanges Intensify On Lebanon Border

US existing home sales slipped 2.5 percent in August from July, according to industry data
U.S.

Sales Of US Existing Homes Slip In August

Strong wind and heavy rains struck the region last week, including in Poland
Europe

EU Chief Announces $11B For Nations Hit By 'Heartbreaking' Floods

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez welcomed Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas to Madrid
World

Spanish PM, Palestinian Leader Urge Mideast De-escalation

French singer Renaud has expressed his 'admiration' for Gisele Pelicot
Europe

'Something Was Wrong', Defendant In French Mass Rape Tells Court

US Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan says that targeted ads, while lucrative for social media companies, threaten privacy and expose people to potential harm such as stalking
Technology and Innovation

US Accuses Social Media Giants Of 'Vast Surveillance'

The fires have killed five people and injured dozens more
Europe

Portugal Tackles Last Of Deadly Northern Forest Fires

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Hernandez's friends and family in Venezuela campaigned hard for his release, arguing that his crown tattoos were a nod to his work in a local religious festival and not signs of gang membership as alleged by US authorities
U.S.

A Venezuelan-US Love Story Crushed By Trump's Migrant Crackdown

View of the West Sea Flood Gate in Nampo
World

North Korea's Uranium Plant: Is Radioactive Waste Pouring Into the West Sea, or Is Fear Overblown?

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Politics

Gavin Newsom's Chances of Clinching 2028 Dem Nomination See Spike While Publicly Feuding With Trump Officials

People hold pictures of victims on the 31st anniversary of the AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires
U.S.

Argentines Commemorate Jewish Center Bombing, Demand Justice