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Russia recovers bodies of all 22 people killed in helicopter crash

The crash occurred in Kamchatka a pristine peninsula with numerous volcanoes, known for its rugged beauty and rich wildlife

Storm sets off floods, landslides in Philippines, leaving at least 9 dead

Sea travel was temporarily halted in several ports affected by the storm, stranding about 2,400 ferry passengers and cargo workers

Labour Day parade: Harris looks to Biden for boost in Pennsylvania

Harris briefly appeared on stage with Biden after the president delivered his remarks on the opening night of last month's Democratic National Convention

Beirut residents scramble to make contingency plans after Israeli airstrike

But for a small number, plan B is a move to neighbouring Syria

Russia launches a barrage of drones, cruise and ballistic missiles at Kyiv

Several series of explosions rocked the Ukrainian capital in the early hours of Monday, sending residents into bomb shelters

Philippine authorities detain over 160 people over cybercrime operation

At least 162 foreign nationals were found working in three separate scam farms within the compound,

Thousands protest in Serbia over crackdown on anti-lithium activists

The state-controlled TV station is accused of ignoring the detentions of anti-lithium excavation activists

Usha Vance's Hindu identity: Asset or liability for Trump-Vance campaign?

But for all Usha Vance shared about their identity-blending marriage in her speech last month in Milwaukee

Wreckage of helicopter located in Russia's far east, 17 bodies found

The wreckage of the previously missing helicopter was discovered from the air. It is located at an altitude of 900 metres near the place where it was last contacted, the emergencies ministry wrote

Downed over 150 drones in biggest Ukrainian attack in ongoing war: Russia

Drones were also shot down deeper into Russia, including one each in the Tver region, northwest of Moscow, and the Ivanovo region, northeast of the Russian capital

Israel recovers bodies of 6 hostages in Gaza, including Hersh Goldberg

Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 23, was seized by militants at a music festival in southern Israel on October 7. The native of Berkeley, California, lost part of his left arm to a grenade in the attack

Large-scale polio vaccinations begin in Gaza after first case in 25 years

Hospitals in Deir al-Balah and Nuseirat confirmed that the campaign had begun, Israel has said the vaccination program will continue through Sept 9 and last eight hours a day

Paralympics: Poor water quality of Seine River postpones Triathlon events

The 11 para triathlon events are now scheduled for Monday, if upcoming water testing allows, the Paris 2024 organizing committee and World Triathlon said in a joint statement

Hip-hop artist Fatman Scoop collapses on stage, dies at 53 in Connecticut

Scoop was performing at Hamden Town Center Park when he collapsed, town chief of staff Sean Grace said, after which concertgoers and paramedics tried to aid him, and he was taken to hospital

Palestinian militants kill 3 Israeli police officers in West Bank

The police confirmed that all three killed were officers and said the assailants slipped away, and a llittle-known militant group calling itself the Khalil al-Rahman Brigade claimed responsibility

Pacers Shahzad, Hamza help Pakistan take lead over Bangladesh in 2nd Test

Bangladesh, which registered a historic 10-wicket win in the first test, still needs 49 runs to avoid the follow-on as Pakistan's inexperienced pacers exploited lively conditions on a green-top wicket

Philippine officials detain over 160 for suspected cybercrime operation

The raid on Saturday by more than 100 government agents, backed by military intelligence, on a resort compound in Lapu-Lapu city was part of an ongoing crackdown

Poland marks 85th anniv of Nazi Germany's invasion during World War II

President Andrzej Duda attended observances in Wielun, the first civilian town targeted by German bombs in the small hours of September 1, 1939

Choco companies rely on developing cocoa substitutes other than cocoa beans

Cocoa trees grow about 20 degrees north and south of the equator in regions with warm weather and abundant rain, including West Africa and South America

Azerbaijan holds election expected to retain president party's dominance

The election comes just short of a year after Azerbaijani forces routed the remains of the self-declared government in the Karabakh region