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Cambodia-Thailand conflict: Monks, dancers offer respite amid clashes

On both sides of the border, some people are working around the destruction, intent on creating a safe space or finding normalcy

Israeli pause in fighting in Gaza begins as concerns over hunger mount

The military also said Sunday that it carried out aid airdrops into Gaza, which included packages of aid with flour, sugar and canned food

Wildfires threaten Turkiye's fourth-largest city as locals evacuated

Overnight fires in the forested mountains surrounding Bursa in northwest Turkiye spread rapidly, bringing a red glow to the night sky over the city's eastern suburbs

Arsenal signs Sweden striker Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Lisbon

Gyokeres completed a move from Sporting Lisbon worth a reported 63 million pounds ($85 million) and signed a five-year contract

Trump's meeting with key European official comes as tariff deadline nears

The US and EU seemed close to reaching a deal earlier this month, but Trump instead threatened a 30 per cent tariff rate on the bloc of nations

11 injured, 6 critical in stabbing at Michigan Walmart; suspect held

Emergency vehicles and uniformed first responders were seen outside the store following the incident

Thailand, Cambodia trade fresh attacks as allies call for ceasefire

Cambodian authorities reported 12 new deaths on Saturday, bringing its toll to 13, while the Thai military said a soldier was killed, raising the number of dead to 20, mostly civilians

Israeli strikes kill at least 53 in Gaza as many were seeking food aid

Deadly Israeli gunfire was reported twice within hours close to the Zikim crossing with Israel in the north

Trump plays golf in Scotland as protesters rally against his visit

Trump and his son Eric played with the US ambassador to Britain, Warren Stephens, near Turnberry, a historic course that the Trump family's company took over in 2014

'Seed money': Japan will invest $550 bn in US at my direction, says Trump

Trump said 90 per cent of any profits from the money invested would go to the US even if Japan had put up the funds

Venus Williams' health insurance comments: What athletes need to know

Venus Williams' recent singles win at the DC Open showcased her longevity and brought attention to health coverage for aging athletes following a joking comment she made in an on-court interview.

Tim David scores fastest T20 century for Australia in series-clinching win

David and Mitchell Owen's unbroken 128-run stand guided Australia to 215-4 off 16.1 overs to seal the victory and an unassailable 3-0 series lead.

Hulk Hogan's greatest moments in professional wrestling 'run wild on you'

WWE has long claimed the paid attendance of WrestleMania III was 93,173, a number some historians claim is as artificially inflated as the chemically-enhanced biceps of that era

Players' union slams FIFA and Infantino over Club World Cup fallout

FIFA announced two weeks ago it reached a consensus on key issues after Infantino hosted a group of mostly non-recognised officials in New York ahead of the Club World Cup final.

US data experts unite to save public statistics amid political interference

Their goal is to make sure data is available in the future, believing that democracy suffers when policymakers don't have reliable data and that national statistics should be above partisan politics

Trump struggles to shake off Epstein scandal once stoked by his own allies

Trump supporters are asking the release of secret files on Jeffrey Epstein, who officials say died by suicide in a New York jail six years ago while awaiting trial for sex trafficking charges

US Education Dept to release remaining withheld grant money for schools

President Donald Trump's administration had withheld more than $6 billion in funding on July 1, as part of a review to ensure spending aligned with the White House's priorities

Pakistan urges social media platforms to block banned militant accounts

Pakistan says banned groups like the Taliban and BLA are using X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Telegram to incite violence

French court upholds some of Assad's protections, allows future warrants

The decision is a blow to activists who had hoped the court would set aside the immunity, a decision that could have had far-reaching consequences for other leaders accused of atrocities

Netanyahu says Israel exploring new options amid stalled Hamas talks

Netanyahu's statement came as a Hamas official said negotiations were expected to resume next week and portrayed the recall of the Israeli and American delegations as a pressure tactic