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A strip of red and white tape blocks the beach entrance in the Israeli port city of Haifa during a major exchange of fire between Israeli forces and Lebanon's Hezbollah
World

Israeli Beachgoers Try To Brush Off Hezbollah Threat

A nurse arrives for training at Rafik Hariri Hospital in Beirut
World

Bracing For War: Lebanese Hospitals Ready Emergency Plans

This picture taken during a guided tour by the media office of the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah shows buildings near the site of reported overnight Israeli bombardment on Sarein in the Bekaa valley in east-central Lebanon on August 20, 2024
World

Lebanon says 5 killed in fresh Israel strikes

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World

14 killed in Gaza, 2 stabbed in Tel Aviv as fears mount over broader war

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Hezbollah Rocket Attack Kills 11 Children, Young Adults in Northern Israel

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World

Israel Says Targeted Killings of Hamas Leadership Will Continue

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World

Thousands of Iran-Backed Fighters Ready to Join Hezbollah in War Against Israel

Sami Taleb Abdullah
World

Israel Says It Has Killed a Senior Hezbollah Leader in Lebanon

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Man Opens Fire on US Embassy in Beirut by Man With ‘Islamic State’ Written on Clothing

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Israel Has 'Eliminated' Half of Hezbollah's Southern Leaders, IDF Claims

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Israeli Military Intel Chief Resigns, Citing Failure to Prevent Oct. 7 Attack

AP Journalist Terry Anderson, Abducted in Lebanon in the 1980s, Dies Aged 76
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AP Journalist Terry Anderson, Who Was Abducted in Lebanon in the 1980s, Dies Aged 76

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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken walks with US Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink as he departs Kyiv on a train to Poland

Blinken Seeks Common Cause In Poland After Ukraine Jitters

Hundreds of delegates were in the Chinese capital Thursday for its largest annual defence forum
China To 'Crush' Foreign Encroachment In South China Sea: Military Official
File footage of a North Korean missile test was broadcast at a train station in Seoul after South Korea's northern neighbour fired multiple ballistic missiles
North Korea Fires Salvo Of Short-Range Ballistic Missiles
Kamala Harris entered the election race unexpectedly after US President Joe Biden dropped out in July
Harris, Trump March Forward In US Battleground States Drive
Products grown on recently deforested land will soon be banned from the European Union
Brazil Urges EU To Suspend 'Punitive' Anti-Deforestation Law
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SpaceX launched its daring Polaris Dawn mission, a multiday orbital expedition carrying a four-member civilian crew for the first spacewalk by non-professional astronauts
Tech

SpaceX Launches All-civilian Crew For First Private Spacewalk

The PlayStation 5 is turning pro with better graphics and AI capabilities
Tech

Sony To Release PlayStation 5 Pro On November 7

Before the 2011 nuclear meltdown, Fukushima prided itself as a 'fruit kingdom'
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Peaches From Japan's Fukushima Region Sold At Harrods

Igor Gaspar calls the AI features on Google's Pixel 9 phone 'impressive' -- but also worries that 'a lot of people could be kind of scared by the futuristic aspect of things' as artificial intelligence becomes ubiquitous on phones
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Awe And Trepidation As AI Comes For Smartphones

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