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UN shouldn't urge Israel to withdraw from Palestinian-claimed lands: US

Visek spoke on the third day of hearings at the court into a request by the General Assembly for a non-binding advisory opinion on the legality of Israel's policies in the occupied territories

Marsh helps Australia snatch last-ball win over New Zealand in 1st T20

New Zealand made 215 for three batting first in an innings which included 13 sixes and 10 fours. Captain Mitch Marsh piloted Australia's innings with an unbeaten 72 from 44 balls

WikiLeaks founder Assange faces last legal roll of the dice in Britain

Assange himself was not in court. Judge Victoria Sharp said he was granted permission to come from Belmarsh Prison for the hearing, but had chosen not to attend

Israeli strike has hit Damascus residential area, casualties caused: Syria

Israel has carried out hundreds of strikes on targets inside government-controlled parts of war-torn Syria in recent years

Iran accuses Israel of attack that saw explosions strike gas pipeline

The comments by Iran's Oil Minister Javad Owji come as Israel has been blamed for a series of attacks targeting Tehran's nuclear programme

How Kremlin weaponised Russian history and used it to justify Ukraine war

Putin even gave him a folder containing what he said were copies of historical documents proving his points: that Ukrainians and Russians historically have always been one people

Jota out for months, confirms Klopp; Liverpool's injury crisis deepens

The Portugal international hurt his right knee in the first half of Liverpool's 4-1 win at Brentford in the English Premier League on Saturday

EPL: Haaland comes to Man City's rescue in 1-0 win over Brentford

It looked like City would be dropping points in a tight title race for the second time in four days after a 1-1 draw with Chelsea only for Haaland to finally get some space behind Brentford's defense

Biden wants people to know money sought for Ukraine would be spent in US

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., has refused to put the bill up for a vote on the House floor on the premise that it does not meet the needs of the American public

Japan's trade deficit falls, exports grow 12% as shipments jump in vehicles

By region, exports grew to North America, the rest of Asia and the Middle East, while imports generally fell from all global regions

Attacks on ships, US drones show Houthis can still fight despite airstrikes

The continued assaults by the Houthis on shipping through the crucial Red Sea corridor the Bab el-Mandeb Strait against the backdrop of Israel's war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip underscore challenges

Hamas is delivering medication to the 100 hostages in Gaza, says Qatar

France and Qatar mediated a deal in January for the shipment of medicine for dozens of hostages held by Hamas arrived in Gaza

UN World Food Programme suspends aid amid chaos, violence in northern Gaza

A study by the UN children's agency warned that one in six children in the north are acutely malnourished.

S African prez sets May 29 as election day as polls show a drop in support

Ramaphosa's ruling African National Congress, the party once led by Nelson Mandela, is expected to face a stern test to retain its majority in South Africa's seventh fully democratic national election

Putin says Russia has no intention of putting nuclear weapons in space

'We haven't deployed any nuclear weapons in space'

Law enforcement agencies infiltrate, disrupt ransomware group LockBit

The message said the website was under the control of the UK's National Crime Agency working in close cooperation with the FBI and the international law enforcement task force, Operation Cronos."

American Airlines raises bag fees, changing how customers earn flyer points

American announced on Tuesday that most customers will have to buy tickets directly from the airline or its partner carriers if they want to earn points in its AAdvantage loyalty programme

Foreign aid delays making life 'very difficult' on front line: Zelenskyy

Even so, more help is heading Ukraine's way, as Sweden announced Tuesday its biggest aid package so far and Canada said it was expediting the delivery of more than 800 drones

Assange begins final UK legal battle to avoid US extradition on spy charges

If the judges rule against Assange, he can ask the European Court of Human Rights to block his extradition though supporters worry he could be put on a plane to the US before that happens

Israel orders evacuations in Gaza, where UN says children are malnourished

The report finds deepening misery across the territory, where Israel's air and ground offensive, launched in response to Hamas' Oct 7 attack, has killed over 29,000 Palestinians