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Israel strikes Beirut, targeting commander accused of killing 12 children

Israel has blamed the rocket attack on the Hezbollah militant group, which has denied any role in the Saturday attack

Russia-N Korea defence deal 'risky for the world': Australian foreign min

The US and its partners have steadfastly accused North Korea of supplying much-needed conventional arms to Russia for its war in Ukraine in return for military and economic assistance

China reports 7 more deaths from torrential rains brought by tropical storm

The bodies of three other missing people were found in a village in a nearby city, state broadcaster CCTV said in an online report

How did strike on Golan Heights soccer field happen? Here's what we know

Israel accused Hezbollah in Lebanon of deliberately targeting civilians, while Hezbollah quickly issued a rare denial of any responsibility for the attack

Paris Olympics: S Korea tops host nation to win 3rd men's team archery gold

While we were facing the French team, there was a lot of cheers from the audience, South Korea's Kim Woo-jin said. That was the biggest challenge

2 female boxers meet Olympics rules after gender test issue at WC: IOC

The 28-year-old Lin is a two-time worlds gold medalist and the 25-year-old Khelif won a silver at the 2022 tournament

Olympics 2024: 17-yr-old Canadian Summer McIntosh wins gold in 400-meter IM

The 17-year-old McIntosh collected her first medal of any colour on the opening night of swimming, taking a silver in the 400 freestyle behind Ariarne Titmus and ahead of Katie Ledecky

Beach volleyball at Eiffel Tower stadium draws crowds for social media post

The sport has been played at plenty of iconic sites, including Copacabana Beach at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, where beach volleyball is very popular

Russia's 'nuclear doctrine' governing use of atomic weapons. What is it?

Now Russian hawks are urging him to change the doctrine to lower the threshold for using nuclear weapons, and Putin says the document could be modified

Here's how Harris and Trump differ on artificial intelligence policy

AI's growing visibility in everyday life has made it a popular discussion topic but hasn't yet elevated it to a top concern for American voters

China claims diving record with its 49th Olympic gold medal, surpasses US

After a bit of clarification from the International Olympic Committee, China's mark stands alone

Have proof candidate defeated Maduro in disputed election: Venezuela oppn

Their announcement came after the National Electoral Council officially declared him the winner, handing him his third six-year

US-Philippines boost ties amid concerns over China's aggressive stance

After the most violent faceoff between Filipino and Chinese forces on June 17 in the Philippine-occupied Second Thomas Shoal, the countries announced an agreement last week on a temporary arrangement

Musk calls Maduro a 'dictator' in latest blow-up against foreign leader

Add Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to the growing list of foreign leaders with whom tech billionaire Elon Musk has picked a fight

Entrenched incumbent Maduro declared winner of Venezuela's prez election

Within hours, a few thousand Venezuelans began taking to the streets near Caracas' largest poor neighbourhood to protest Maduro's claim

US to send $ 1.7 billion in military aid including munitions to Ukraine

NATO members agreed to create a new program to provide reliable military aid to Ukraine and prepare for its eventual membership in the alliance. And they declared Ukraine was on an irreversible path

Two children dead, nine injured in stabbings in northwest England: Cops

Merseyside Police said officers were called at about noon to an address in Southport, a seaside town of about 100,000 people near Liverpool. It called it a "major incident" but said there was no wider

Biden calls out Trump, recalls how civil rights led him into politics

Biden followed his denunciations of Trump with a mix of nostalgia for his early days in politics during the era of Martin Luther King Jr., John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Baines Johnson

Ukrainian troops say Russia has driven them out of 2 more Donetsk villages

Russia's Defence Ministry claimed in recent days that it had taken control of the villages, but the Ukrainian General Staff made no official comment

President Joe Biden calls for Supreme Court term limits, ethics rules

The White House detailed contours of Biden's court proposal, one that appears to have little chance of being approved by a closely divided Congress with just 99 days to go before Election Day