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Will reopen border crossing with hard-hit northern Gaza, says Israel

The United Nations says much of the population in northern Gaza is on the brink of starvation

During China visit, Yellen calls for level playing field for US workers

China has pushed back against the overcapacity concerns expressed by both the US and Europe

Ukraine fires over 50 drones against Russia in one of biggest air attacks

Russian media reported that there is a military airfield near the town of Morozovsk, but it was unclear whether the airfield was the target of the attack

Indonesian cabinet ministers deny claims they misused government aid

Defence Minister Prabowo Subianto won the election with 58.6 per cent of the votes, or more than 96 million ballots, more than twice the amount received by each of the two runner-ups in the three-way

Russia renews attacks on Ukraine with new tactics, improved intelligence

The bombardment blacked out large parts of Ukraine a level of darkness not seen since the first days of the full-scale invasion

Six months into Gaza war, Israel's isolation grows with no end in sight

The Israeli offensive has caused mass destruction across Gaza and inflicted heavy losses on Hamas

Billionaire Joe Lewis gets no prison time at sentencing for insider trading

Lewis said he hoped to make amends and to rebuild the trust that I have squandered for the remainder of his life

Thieves steal $30 mn in cash in one of the biggest heists in Los Angeles

The Times reported that the break-in was among the largest cash burglaries in city history and surpassed that of any armoured-car heist in Los Angeles

UK airports get more time to put in new scanners allowing liquids, laptops

The new scanners use computed tomography, commonly known as a CT scan, to produce clearer images

Myanmar's worst violence since military takeover intensifying crisis: UN

Across Myanmar, the humanitarian community estimates that some 18.6 million people will need humanitarian assistance in 2024 a nineteen-fold increase since February 2021

Federal Judge denies Trump bid to dismiss classified documents prosecution

Lawyers for Trump had cited a 1978 statute known as the Presidential Records Act in arguing that he was permitted to designate records from his time in office as personal

1 dead, 2 injured after crane section falls from a South Florida high-rise

The bridge was damaged by the falling crane section, meaning the roadway will be closed indefinitely until it's repaired. The river that runs under the bridge was also closed to marine traffic

Bombing kills co-founder of Syria's main al-Qaida-linked group Nusra Front

The Observatory said that shortly after the explosion, al-Qahtani was rushed to Bab al-Hawa Hospital in Idlib but died of his wounds

Engineers find limited-access channel to Baltimore port to open in 4 weeks

The bridge collapsed within seconds on March 26 after being struck by the cargo ship Dali, which lost power shortly after leaving Baltimore, bound for Sri Lanka

Israel has to get Gaza war over 'fast' as it is 'losing the PR war': Trump

Throughout the war, the Israeli military has released videos of airstrikes and other attacks striking what it describes as terrorist infrastructure, Trump advised against it

Nato marks 75th birthday as Ukraine war, rising populism gnaw at its unity

The alliance's ranks have almost tripled over more than seven decades from its 12 founding members, but Finland and Sweden joined in record time to shelter under Nato's collective security guarantee

Indonesia's prez-elect holds talks with Malaysian leader on bolstering ties

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he and Subianto discussed next steps to strengthen bilateral ties, and also exchanged views on their political experiences

Moscow concert hall attack: Is a harsher era under Putin in the works?

Putin lieutenant Dmitry Medvedev declared that if Ukrainian involvement is proven, Moscow should respond by deploying hit men to kill the country's leaders in Kyiv or any other convenient place

Russia launches drone attack on Ukraine's Kharkiv, 4 dead, 12 wounded

Russia attacked Ukraine's second-biggest city with at least 15 drones, some of which were shot down by air defence

8 gunmen and 5 security force members die in clashes in Iran's southeast

IRNA said six assailants were under siege and holding hostages at the two sites. It did not elaborate on the hostages, but it blamed the attacks on the militant group Jaish al-Adl