FBI grapples with fallout from massive data breach
The FBI is responding to a significant data hack. Details on the scope and impact remain limited.
Seoul's defence minister confirmed North Korean landmines injured two South Korean personnel, violating the Korean War armistice agreement.
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Armed gunmen attack public bus in central Lima, injuring two
Assailants opened fire on a metropolitan bus Monday night, wounding the driver and a passenger before fleeing on a motorcycle.
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Assam Rifles jawan killed in militant attack near Myanmar border
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Russia launches combined missile and drone attack on Kyiv
Ukrainian air defenses responded to a Russian assault involving ballistic missiles and unmanned aircraft over the capital early Tuesday.
Netherlands summons Israeli ambassador over diplomat status revocation
The Netherlands summoned Israel's ambassador Monday to protest Israel's decision to revoke diplomatic status of Dutch diplomats in Ramallah.
Delhi announces winter air pollution control measures starting November
Local authorities roll out staged restrictions on construction, vehicle emissions, and workplace capacity to combat seasonal smog.
Trump rejects Iran peace plan as oil prices surge
President Trump dismissed Tehran's proposal to end hostilities and reopen shipping lanes, predicting swift U.S. victory and falling energy prices.
164 arrested as violent protests erupt at French schools
High school students protested poor conditions, overcrowding, and staff shortages across nearly 180 schools, with dozens injured.
New York Times Games director shot dead by parents-in-law in California
Jonathan McKinsey, 40, was found fatally shot Saturday in a Dublin, California park parking lot. His parents-in-law were arrested on suspicion of murder.
Trump announces $15 billion steel plant for Iowa
President Trump unveiled plans for what the White House calls the largest steel plant in U.S. history, to be built in eastern Iowa by Minnesota-based Mesabi Metallics.
UK pledges tougher stance on Israeli actions in Gaza, West Bank
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced new sanctions against Israel during Labour Party conference speech Tuesday.
Lebanese PM seeks implementation of Israel ceasefire agreement
Nawaf Salam requested continued application of a framework agreement with Israel during talks with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington.
Indonesia ferry death toll reaches 66 as search enters 16th day
The Virgo Transport 8 capsized September 13 in the Java Sea with 243 aboard. Divers navigate unstable wreckage and leaking fuel to locate remaining missing persons.
Congo's Ebola outbreak surpasses 8,000 confirmed cases
The Bundibugyo virus outbreak, announced May 15, has killed 3,901 people across seven provinces with a fatality rate exceeding 48 percent.
Jordan evacuates 51 sick children from Gaza for medical treatment
The Jordanian military transported the 33rd batch of ill children from Gaza to receive care at Jordanian hospitals under a medical corridor initiative.