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Israeli missile strike on Gaza kills at least 40: Palestinian authorities

Gaza's Civil Defence said its first responders recovered 40 bodies from the strike and were still looking for people. It said entire families were killed in their tents

China's August exports grow 8.7%, beating forecasts while imports soften

Exports in August expanded by 8.7 per cent to $ 308.65 billion compared to the same period last year, according to data released by China's customs office Tuesday

Italian fans turn their backs during Israel national anthem in Hungary

The Italy fans also held up an Italian flag with the word, "Liberta" (Freedom) on it on Monday. There were black slashes on other banners put up by the "ultra" supporters.

Uncertainty looms over US national team as Pochettino's arrival pending

Coming off a dismal performance in Canada's first win over the U.S. on American soil in soccer since 1957, players say they realize more intensity is needed against New Zealand

Robot resumes mission to retrieve melted fuel piece from Fukushima reactor

The robot's trip into the Unit 2 reactor is a crucial initial step for what comes next a daunting, decades-long process to decommission the plant

North Korea's Kim vows to keep his nuclear force ready for combat with US

Kim has repeatedly made similar pledges, but his latest threat comes as outside experts believe Kim will perform provocative weapons tests ahead of the US presidential election in November

Amid drought in Brazil, wildfires rage, Amazon level falls to record low

Major Amazon basin rivers are registering historic lows, and uncontrolled manmade wildfires have ravaged protected areas and spread smoke over a vast expanse, plummeting air quality

Trump's rhetoric turns ominous as voting nears in presidential race

He also told a gathering of police officers last Friday that they should watch for the voter fraud, an apparent attempt to enlist law enforcement that would be legally dubious

Fixing child care would not be expensive: Trump as he proposes tax hikes

On one point, some child care experts agree with Trump: Fixing the child care system would not be very expensive compared with some other government expenditures

Nasa spacecraft to study Jupiter moon's ocean cleared for October launch

The project has high confidence we can complete the original mission for exploring Europa as planned, Evans said. We are ready for Jupiter

Venezuelan Oppn still hopes to unseat Maduro despite Gonzalez's exile

Machado's group maintains that it has evidence that Gonzlez won the July 28 presidential election by a wide margin against Venezuela's authoritarian incumbent president, Nicols Maduro

Ex-employees of Titanic submersible's owner to testify before panel

The Titan submersible imploded in the North Atlantic in June 2023, killing all five people on board and setting off a worldwide debate about the future of private undersea exploration

Jailed Harvey Weinstein taken to NYC hospital for emergency heart surgery

In July, he was hospitalised for treatment for a variety of health problems including Covid-19 and pneumonia in both lungs, his representatives said

Donald Trump signals support for reclassifying pot as less dangerous drug

The Republican presidential nominee posted on his social media platform late Sunday that he would continue to focus on research to unlock the medical uses of marijuana to a Schedule 3 drug

Germany expands border controls to curb irregular migration, extremists

We are strengthening our internal security through concrete action and we are continuing our tough stance against irregular migration, Interior Minister Nancy Faeser said at a news conference

Battery-powered devices are overheating more often on planes, raising alarm

In July, a smoking laptop in a passenger's bag led to the evacuation of a plane awaiting takeoff at San Francisco International Airport

How ubiquitous iPhone 16 is different from Apple's recent releases

The iPhone 16 is generating a bigger buzz because it is the first model to be tailored specifically for AI, a technology that is expected to trigger the biggest revolution in the industry

EU buying too much defence equipment from abroad, especially US: Report

The report said that the 27 member states are also failing to make best use of Europe's research and development capacities to modernise their armed forces

Israeli strikes left 18 dead in biggest toll since war in Gaza began: Syria

Israeli strikes hit several areas in central Syria, damaging a highway in Hama province and sparking fires, Syrian state news agency SANA said

The deadline date to challenge ITIA doping verdict against Sinner nears

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and Nado Italia, Italy's anti-doping agency, likely have only one more day to challenge the decision announced by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA)