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Israeli strikes kill 37 Palestinians near Gaza's Rafah as offensive expands

The Israeli military suggested Sunday's blaze in the tent camp may have been caused by secondary explosions, possibly from Palestinian militants' weapons

Taiwan's legislature passes new Bill reducing president's authority

The changes pushed by the opposition Nationalist Party and its allies give the body greater power to control budgets

Spain, Norway formally recognise Palestine as EU rift with Israel widens

After Monday's meeting of EU foreign ministers, Irish Foreign Minister Michel Martin said for the first time at an EU meeting, in real way, I have seen a significant discussion on sanctions for Israel

Euro Cup 2024: De Bruyne to lead Belgium at with unretired Witsel

De Bruyne and Witsel were on the 25-man list unveiled by coach Domenico Tedesco on Tuesday. Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, preparing for the Champions League final, was not

Pope Francis apologises after being quoted using vulgar term about gays

Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni issued a statement acknowledging the media storm that erupted about Francis' comments, which were delivered behind closed doors to Italian bishops on May 20

What made three Argentina's national women's team footballers quit?

They said Argentina's soccer association told them they wouldn't be paid for the two friendlies because the games will take place at home in Buenos Aires

T20 World Cup: Buttler leaves English squad to be with wife for child birth

England leads the four-game series 1-0 after Buttler made 84 in a 23-run win at Edgbaston on Saturday. The fourth T20I is at The Oval on Thursday

Mexico: All you need to know about elections that will put a woman in power

With two women leading the contest, Mexico will likely elect its first female president a major step in a country long marked by its macho culture

Fears of second landslide, disease outbreak loom in Papua New Guinea

The agency estimates 670 villagers died, while Papua New Guinea's government has told the United Nations it thinks more than 2,000 people were buried

Canadians head home after wildfire evacuation order ends after 2 weeks

The BC Wildfire Service said rain on Sunday and the efforts of firefighters meant the 123-square-kilometer (47-square- mile) fire in the northeastern corner of the province was not expected to grow

Closing arguments and maybe a verdict? Major week in Trump hush money trial

It's impossible to say how long all of that will take, but in a landmark trial that's already featured its fair share of memorable moments, this week could easily be the most important

22 dead in Memorial Day weekend storms that devastate several US states

Forecasters said the severe weather could shift to the East Coast later Monday and warned millions of people outdoors for the holiday to watch the skies

2,000 feared dead in Papua New Guinea landslide, challenges for rescuers

Settlement is located in a restive and remote area in the interior of the poor, rural nation off the northern coast of Australia, making search and rescue efforts complicated and hazardous

Netanyahu acknowledges 'tragic mistake' after strike kills Palestinians

Israel insists it adheres to international law even as it faces scrutiny in the world's top courts, one of which last week demanded that it halt the offensive in Rafah

Spain, Ireland to recognise a Palestinian state; EU, Israel ties to plummet

The recognition, however, is a significant accomplishment for the Palestinians, who believe it confers international legitimacy on their struggle

Netanyahu admits 'mistake' after Rafah strike kills dozens of Palestinians

Israel insists it adheres to international law even as it faces scrutiny in the world's top courts, one of which last week demanded that it halt the offensive in Rafah

Israel faces new condemnation over strikes on southern Gaza city of Rafah

The Gaza Health Ministry said around half of the dead were women, children and older adults. On Monday, barefoot children poked at the blackened debris as searches continued

US lawmakers visit Taiwan in show of support after China's military drills

Taiwan's new foreign minister, Lin Chia-lung, noted the recent Chinese drills and called the American delegation's visit an important gesture of solidarity at a critical time

Hungary's PM Orbn faces new serious challenger in upcoming EU elections

Hungary under Orbn has been locked in a protracted struggle with the EU, which has accused him of flouting rule-of-law and democracy standards

WHO hopes to bring countries together on reinforcing pandemic preparedness

The basic premise is that pathogens that have no regard for national borders require a united response from all countries