- — Israeli warplanes attack Hamas in humanitarian zone, killing and wounding dozens
- Israeli warplanes attacked Hamas militants operating in a command complex within a humanitarian area of southern Gaza, the Israel Defense Forces said early Tuesday.
- — Jorge Ramos, Univision News anchor for nearly 40 years, says he is leaving network after election
- The top anchor for Spanish-speaking television network Univision is set to leave his job sometime after November's election.
- — Princess Catherine 'relieved' to end months-long chemotherapy for cancer treatment
- Britain's Princess Catherine and future queen revealed Monday she has completed chemotherapy treatments for her undisclosed type of cancer and in "coming months" will take on more royal duties.
- — Dozens dead, missing as supertyphoon Yagi tears through Vietnam
- Vietnamese authorities were scrambling to deal with the aftermath of supertyphoon Yagi which barreled across the country packing 125 mph winds at the weekend killing 59 people, injuring hundreds and wreaking havoc.
- — Pope Francis visits Timor-Leste amid child abuse scandal involving prominent bishop
- Pope Francis landed in the island nation of Timor-Leste on Monday in one of the most controversial stops on his tour of Asian-Pacific countries.
- — Israeli airstrikes targeting Syrian military sites kill at least 14, injure 43
- Israeli airstrikes on Iran-backed groups in and around the west-central Syrian city of Masyaf in Hama Governorate overnight killed at least 14 people and injured 43, including many civilians, state-owned media reported.
- — China's Xi Jinping calls for 'deepening' ties with North Korea in letter to Kim Jong Un
- Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to strengthen cooperation with Pyongyang in a letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, state media reported Monday, amid signs of cooling relations between the neighbors.
- — Potential Tropical Cyclone Six forms in Gulf of Mexico
- Potential Tropical Cyclone Six formed over the Gulf of Mexico, forecasters said Sunday night, prompting a tropical storm warning to be issued for southern Texas.
- — Australian police say suspect who allegedly burned baby in unprovoked attack fled country
- Police in Australia on Monday identified the man accused of severely burning a 9-month-old baby with hot coffee in an unprovoked attack late last month as a foreign national who has fled the country.
- — Philippines arrests megachurch pastor wanted in U.S. for sex trafficking
- Filipino megachurch founder and fugitive of U.S. authorities Apollo Quiboloy has been arrested, the Asian nation's secretary of interior said Sunday.
- — Algeria's president wins second term in landslide
- President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of Algeria has been elected to a second term, garnering massive support just five years after his predecessor was ousted during pro-democracy protests.
- — Ukrainian drone strike ignites Russian fuel tanks
- A Ukrainian drone strike ignited fuel tanks at a storage facility near the Russian town of Volokonovka Sunday, a regional governor said on the messaging app Telegram.
- — 48 people confirmed dead in Nigerian fuel tanker collision
- Forty-eight people are dead after a fuel tanker collided head on with another truck along a highway in Nigeria Sunday, the country's emergency response agency said. Dozens of cattle were also burned alive.
- — Edmundo Gonzalez flees to Spain after Venezuela's disputed election
- Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez on Sunday landed in Madrid, Spain, and is seeking asylum after fleeing his home country amid an arrest warrant.
- — 'You are doing something beautiful,' pope tells people in Papua New Guinea
- Pope Francis visited the small town of Vanimo in Papua New Guinea after delivering mass to more than 35,000 people in the capital of Port Moresby on Sunday.
- — Three Israeli border guards 'murdered' at West Bank, Jordan crossing
- Three Israeli border guards were shot dead by a Jordanian truck driver at the Allenby Crossing on the border between Jordan and the occupied West Bank, the Israeli Emergency Services said Sunday.
- — Hundreds of thousands march across Israel to demand return of hostages
- Massive demonstrations demanding a deal to return the remaining Jewish hostages held by Hamas broke out across Israel late Saturday as protesters flooded into the streets 11 months after the start of the war in Gaza.
- — London’s St. James’s Park chosen for Queen Elizabeth II memorial
- The planned Queen Elizabeth II memorial will be located in St. James's Park in London, the Queen Elizabeth Memorial Committee announced Saturday.
- — France's New Popular Front protests prime minister appointment
- French trade unions and leftist organizations are protesting President Emmanuel Macron's recent appointment of conservative Prime Minister Michel Barnier.
- — Pope calls for greater care of indigenous populations in Papua New Guinea
- Pope Francis said the world needs to address climate change while visiting the Pacific Island nation of Papua New Guinea, which is partly endangered by a rising Pacific Ocean.
- — Typhoon Yagi hits Vietnam after devastating southern China
- Typhoon Yagi made landfall in northern Vietnam Saturday, after leaving a trail of destruction in southern China with sustained winds blowing up to 156 mph.
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