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Not 40, but 19 killed in Israeli strike on tent camp: Gaza health ministry

The Civil Defence, first responders who operate under the Hamas-run government, had earlier said that 40 people were killed in the strike early Tuesday

43 people banned by China's Football Association for match fixing

Xinhua said 120 matches in domestic leagues, 128 criminal suspects, and 41 clubs were implicated in the investigation.

US accuses Iran of supplying short-range ballistic missiles to Russia

Russia has now received shipments of these ballistic missiles and will likely use them within weeks in Ukraine, against Ukrainians, Blinken said

Temporary truce possible, no commitment on war's end: Israeli defence chief

With Hamas repeatedly regrouping in areas of Gaza that Israeli troops have left, and with no plan for an alternative postwar government, it remains unclear when or if these goals can be fully achieved

Pollution of warming gas methane soars; people are mostly to blame: Study

The amount and proportion of the powerful heat-trapping gas methane that humans spew into the atmosphere is rising, helping to turbocharge climate change, a new study finds.

Google loses EU court appeal against 2.4 bn euro fine in antitrust case

Google made changes to comply with the commission's decision requiring it to treat competitors equally

Jannik Sinner is already world number 1 and has 2 Grand Slams at 23

Just 23, Sinner already reached No. 1 in the ATP rankings a few months ago and, on Sunday, collected the second Grand Slam trophy of his career and of the year by defeating Taylor Fritz

Navarro reaches career high no 8 in ATP rankings, Fritz back in top 10

Men's champion Jannik Sinner nearly doubled his lead as the ATP's No. 1 a spot he's held since June a day after defeating Fritz 6-3, 6-4, 7-5

Arsenal skipper Martin Odegaard injured on international duty for Norway

Odegaard covered his face with his hands while being treated on the field midway through the second half of a Nations League game against Austria on Monday

Israeli missile strike on Gaza kills at least 40: Palestinian authorities

Gaza's Civil Defence said its first responders recovered 40 bodies from the strike and were still looking for people. It said entire families were killed in their tents

Afghanistan's Norway embassy is closing this week: Statement from mission

The move comes months after the Taliban said they no longer recognise diplomatic missions set up by the former, Western-backed government, including the one in Norway

US Congress honours 13 troops killed during Afghanistan withdrawal

Both Democrats and Republicans supported the legislation to honour the 13 US troops, who were killed along with more than 170 Afghans in a suicide bombing

France beat Belgium 2-0 with Mbappe on rest, Haaland stars in Norway win

Two of Mbapp's former teammates at Paris Saint-Germain, Randal Kolo Muani and Ousmane Dembl, struck with powerful shots either side of halftime in a 2-0 win in Lyon on Monday

China's August exports grow 8.7%, beating forecasts while imports soften

Exports in August expanded by 8.7 per cent to $ 308.65 billion compared to the same period last year, according to data released by China's customs office Tuesday

Italian fans turn their backs during Israel national anthem in Hungary

The Italy fans also held up an Italian flag with the word, "Liberta" (Freedom) on it on Monday. There were black slashes on other banners put up by the "ultra" supporters.

Uncertainty looms over US national team as Pochettino's arrival pending

Coming off a dismal performance in Canada's first win over the U.S. on American soil in soccer since 1957, players say they realize more intensity is needed against New Zealand

Robot resumes mission to retrieve melted fuel piece from Fukushima reactor

The robot's trip into the Unit 2 reactor is a crucial initial step for what comes next a daunting, decades-long process to decommission the plant

North Korea's Kim vows to keep his nuclear force ready for combat with US

Kim has repeatedly made similar pledges, but his latest threat comes as outside experts believe Kim will perform provocative weapons tests ahead of the US presidential election in November

Amid drought in Brazil, wildfires rage, Amazon level falls to record low

Major Amazon basin rivers are registering historic lows, and uncontrolled manmade wildfires have ravaged protected areas and spread smoke over a vast expanse, plummeting air quality

Trump's rhetoric turns ominous as voting nears in presidential race

He also told a gathering of police officers last Friday that they should watch for the voter fraud, an apparent attempt to enlist law enforcement that would be legally dubious