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Israel declares Gaza's largest city combat zone, halts humanitarian pauses

Israel's military did not say whether they had notified residents or aid groups about the plans to resume daytime hostilities

Turkiye foreign minister says country's airspace closed to Israeli flights

Turkish media reported last week that a ban on maritime traffic linked to Israel had been imposed, although there was no official statement

European defence leaders meet amid outrage over Russian airstrike on Kyiv

Two missiles landed about 50 metres from an EU diplomatic mission in Kyiv, shattering the office's windows and doors but causing no injuries there

South Korea's former first lady, ex-PM indicted by special prosecutors

The wife of jailed ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol was charged with violating financial market and political funding laws and receiving bribes, about two weeks after a court ordered her arrest

Florida taxpayers may lose $218 mn as 'Alligator Alcatraz' to shutdown

Florida taxpayers could be on the hook for USD 218 million the state spent to convert a remote training airport in the Everglades into an immigration detention centre dubbed Alligator Alcatraz.

CDC gets new acting director as leadership turmoil leaves agency reeling

The chaos comes weeks before a key advisory committee, which Kennedy has reshaped with vaccine skeptics, is expected to meet to issue new recommendations on immunisations

Killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO has inspired followers, say prosecutors

The prosecution outlined the threat in a filing late Wednesday on a procedural matter in federal court in Manhattan, where they plan to try to convince a jury that Mangione deserves death

21 killed, 48 injured in major Russian missile strike on central Kyiv

The bombardment of drones and missiles was the first major Russian attack on Kyiv in weeks as US-led peace efforts to end the three-year war struggled to gain traction

Tesla EU sales plunge 40% in July as anger at Musk drives 7th monthly drop

Meanwhile sales of Chinese rival BYD continued to climb fast, grabbing 1.1 per cent market share of all car sales in the month versus Tesla's 0.7 per cent

Japan, UK hail deeper defence ties as Royal Navy carrier docks in Tokyo

We are proud to be taking our air and our naval cooperation now to new levels, Healey said after holding talks at Japan's Defence Ministry with his counterpart, Gen Nakatani

Mass Russian drone, missile attack kills 8, injures 45 in Ukraine's capital

It was the first major Russian combined attack on Kyiv in weeks as US-led peace efforts to end the three-year war struggled to gain traction

India invites Russian firms to invest in innovative space ventures: Envoy

The Government of India has offered lucrative schemes to create a conducive atmosphere in the space industry, said Ambassador Vinay Kumar

Israeli drone strikes kill 8 Syrian soldiers in Damascus suburb of Kiswah

Syria's Foreign Ministry said in a statement that drone strikes Tuesday in the southern Damascus suburb of Kiswah killed eight soldiers

Shooting at Minneapolis Catholic school kills 2 children, injures 17 people

The children who died were 8 and 10, and 14 other kids were among the wounded, the chief said. Dozens of youngsters were inside

Trump extends influence over Washington by taking Union Station from Amtrak

The secretary said Union Station, located within walking distance of the US Capitol, had fallen into disrepair when it should be a point of pride for the city

Shooting at Minneapolis Catholic school left 3 dead, including shooter

O'Hara said the shooting suspect is dead and in his early 20s and does not have an extensive known criminal history. Officials are looking into his motive

Russian forces advance into eighth region of Ukrainian as peace talks stall

Western leaders have accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of dragging his feet in peace efforts and avoiding serious negotiations while Russian troops move deeper into Ukraine

Russia faces fuel shortages after Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries

Russian media outlets reported fuel shortages are hitting consumers in several regions in the Far East and on the Crimean Peninsula, which was illegally annexed from Ukraine by Moscow in 2014

At least 8 dead as heavy rain triggers floods, landslides in Southeast Asia

Nearly 20 centimetres (8 inches) of rain fell overnight in parts of northeast Vietnam and flood warnings remained for some riverside areas

What to know about massive dust storms called haboobs in Southwest US

Thunderstorms spawn the phenomenon and can create a wall of dust thousands of feet tall and several miles wide, reaching speeds of 60 mph (97 kpm) or more