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- — Live Briefing: Israeli strike near Beirut hospital kills 4; Blinken heads to Middle East
- At least 24 were injured in the strike near Rafik Hariri University Hospital, Lebanon’s Health Ministry said. Israel’s military said it had hit a Hezbollah target.
- — New Zealand airport caps goodbye hugs to 3 minutes to avoid traffic jams
- “I’m not a big hugger. Twenty seconds tops for me,” joked the airport chief as he demonstrated a hug for his staff. Longer embraces can be had away from the drop-off zone.
- — Video shows Israeli strike on crowd trying to help wounded boy in Gaza
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- — Why North Korea is sending soldiers to the Russian front lines
- South Korea has urged Russia to take “immediate” action to withdraw North Korean troops, as Kim Jong Un seeks to strengthen the alliance between Moscow and Pyongyang.
- — Israel targets Hezbollah financial operations across Lebanon
- Smoke billowed above suburbs of Beirut after Israel urged people to move away from branches of al-Qard al-Hasan, a Hezbollah-run financial institution.
- — Israeli airstrikes hit near Beirut hospital
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- — Blinken heads to Middle East in long-shot bid for Gaza cease-fire
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- — Blinken heads to Middle East in long-shot bid for Gaza cease-fire
- Officials view the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar as a chance to revive hostage-release talks, but the Biden administration’s sway with Israel has waned.
- — Live Briefing: Israel targets Hezbollah financial operations across Lebanon; Blinken departs for Mideast
- Smoke billowed above suburbs of Beirut after Israel urged people to move away from branches of al-Qard al-Hasan, a Hezbollah-run financial institution.
- — Video shows Israeli strike on crowd of people trying to help wounded boy
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- — A week in the life of a surgeon in northern Gaza amid Israel’s offensive
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- — Video shows Israeli strike on crowd of people trying to help wounded boy
- Seconds after people rushed to help a 13-year-old boy grievously wounded from a strike in northern Gaza, another strike hit a few feet away.
- — Video shows Israeli strike on crowd helping wounded boy
- Seconds after people rushed to help a 13-year-old boy grievously wounded from a strike in northern Gaza, another strike hit a few feet away.
- — A week in the life of a surgeon in northern Gaza amid Israel’s offensive
- This account is based on voice and text messages, as well as videos and photos, sent to The Post over six days last week by surgeon Bakr Abu Safeya in Jabalya.
- — India says it has reached a deal with China to patrol disputed border
- The agreement, announced by India’s foreign secretary, marks a major thaw four years after bloody clashes between soldiers on the border tanked bilateral relations.
- — Moldova votes to stick with E.U. despite reports of Russian interference
- The country’s aspiration to join the European Union will now be enshrined in the constitution, but the referendum was incredibly close.
- — Israel threatens more attacks on Hezbollah after targeting financial buildings
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- — Live Briefing: Israel targets Hezbollah financial operations across Lebanon; Blinken to visit Mideast
- Smoke billowed above suburbs of the capital Beirut after Israel urged people to move away from branches of al-Qard al-Hasan, a Hezbollah-run financial institution.
- — Blinken heads to Middle East to push for end to war in Gaza
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- — Despite uncertainty about U.S. role, Pentagon vows support to Ukraine
- Lloyd Austin’s trip to Ukraine comes head of an election that could determine whether the United States continues its campaign of massive military support.
- — Amid uncertainty over U.S. backing, Pentagon chief visits Ukraine
- The trip comes just two weeks before an election that could determine whether the United States continues its campaign of massive military support.
- — Analysis: What will Yahya Sinwar’s death mean for Gaza? Not peace.
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- — Fethullah Gulen, Muslim cleric and target of Turkey’s Erdogan, dies at 83
- Turkish authorities accused him of being the mastermind behind a 2016 coup attempt to topple the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
- — Australian senator heckles Charles: ‘You are not my king’
- Indigenous lawmaker Lidia Thorpe was removed from an event at Australia’s Parliament after accusing the British royal family of “genocide” and stealing land.
- — BRICS is key to Putin’s fight against the U.S. Not all members agree.
- With Putin confident of a Russian victory in Ukraine, this week’s BRICS summit is designed to send a message that Russia is back as a powerful global player.
- — Iran, weakened by attacks on its allies, braces for Israeli strikes
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- — Live Briefing: Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon target Hezbollah financial operations
- Smoke billowed above suburbs of the capital Beirut after Israel urged people to move away from branches of Al-Qard Al-Hasan, a Hezbollah-run financial institution.
- — Propaganda war: Israel, Hamas battle over final images of Yahya Sinwar
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- — What will Yahya Sinwar’s death mean for Gaza? Not peace.
- A cease-fire and hostage release deal doesn’t look that much more likely in the wake of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s death.
- — Israel launches strikes on Hezbollah financial system
- Explosions rocked Beirut’s southern suburbs and sites near the airport late Sunday after the Israeli military said it would begin targeting Hezbollah finances.
- — Live briefing: Israel launches strikes on Hezbollah financial system
- Explosions rocked Beirut’s southern suburbs and sites near the airport late Sunday after the Israeli military said it would begin targeting Hezbollah finances.
- — Propaganda war: Israel, Hamas battle over final images of Yahya Sinwar
- Israel is trying to portray images of the Hamas leader’s final moments as those of a fugitive. His supporters have seized on the same visuals to glorify him as a fighter.
- — Iran, weakened by attacks on its allies, braces for Israeli strikes
- Israel plans to strike Iran in retaliation for a ballistic missile attack this month. Iranians fear the response will destabilize the economy and stir unrest.
- — Live briefing: Scores killed in strikes on Gaza homes, officials say; Hezbollah, Israel trade fire
- Israel continues to hammer northern Gaza despite U.S. hopes that the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could be a turning point in the year-old conflict.
- — Hezbollah and Israeli forces continue to exchange fire
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- — Live briefing: Scores killed as Israel strikes homes in northern Gaza, local officials say
- Israel continues to hammer northern Gaza despite U.S. hopes that the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could be a turning point in the year-old conflict.
- — Oxfam condemns killing of water workers amid Gaza’s humanitarian crisis
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- — Live Briefing: Scores killed as Israel bombs homes in northern Gaza, local officials say
- Israel continues to hammer northern Gaza, despite U.S. hopes that the recent killing of Hamas leader Sinwar could be a turning point in the year-old conflict.
- — Israeli strike kills at least 73 people in northern Gaza, medics say
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- — Russia’s opposition abroad is tearing itself apart, but clings to hope
- Many Russians who want to see change in their country are increasingly doubtful that the opposition in its current form can lead the fight to transform the country.
- — Live Briefing: Drone ‘launched at’ Netanyahu’s home; North Gaza hospitals under fire, officials say
- A drone was launched from Lebanon toward Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea area, officials said, adding that no casualties were reported.
- — Israeli strike kills at least 73 people in northern Gaza, medics say
- Israel’s military intensified operations there just days after Biden suggested the death of Hamas’s leader could usher in an end to the ruinous war.
- — IDF and Hezbollah continue trading attacks
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- — U.S. and U.N. differ in assessments of current aid levels to Gaza
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- — Dog spotted atop ancient Egyptian pyramid delights paragliders
- Video of the dog went viral after social media users were charmed by footage of it running around and barking at the top of an archeological marvel.
- — Three killed as hospitals come under fire in northern Gaza, officials say
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- — Lebanese Christians, caught in crossfire, refuse to leave war zone
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- — Israelis, Palestinians brace for aftermath of Sinwar’s killing in Gaza
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- — Lebanese Christians, caught in crossfire, refuse to leave war zone
- As Israel and Hezbollah fight all around them, defiant villagers stay put in hopes their presence will deter attacks on their homes.
- — Cuban electrical collapse causes island-wide blackout, paralyzes economy
- A growing energy crisis reached a crescendo Friday, as the country’s main power plant suddenly shut down, cutting off electricity to millions of Cubans.
- — Here are other key developments today
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- — Live Briefing: Sinwar’s death offers ‘significant window of opportunity,’ Israeli president says
- President Joe Biden said he has urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “also make this moment an opportunity to seek a path to peace, a better future in Gaza without loss.”
- — IDF releases more details of Sinwar’s killing
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- — ‘The Empty Grave of Comrade Bishop’: Podcast episode guide
- An episode guide: Grenada’s prime minister was executed in a coup in 1983. The location of his remains is unknown. New details reveal the role the U.S. played.
- — Italy’s plan to detain migrants in Albania hits first legal obstacle
- Italy’s far-right government wants to offshore the processing of asylum claims. But the first migrants sent to Albania were deemed ineligible for detention there.
- — Israelis, Palestinians brace for aftermath of Sinwar’s killing in Gaza
- There is a diplomatic push to restart cease-fire talks, but Israeli hard-liners want to shatter Hamas and Hezbollah and deliver a blow to Iran.
- — South Korea says at least 1,500 North Korean special forces troops are in Russia
- South Korea’s spy agency said the direct military cooperation between Russia and North Korea has been confirmed with its new evidence.
- — The growing conflict between Canada and India, explained
- India made a “horrific mistake” when it thought it could target opponents on Canadian soil, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.
- — Israelis and Palestinians brace for aftermath of Sinwar’s killing in Gaza
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- — Biden meets with world leaders amid uncertainty in Middle East and Ukraine
- The U.S. leader also spoke of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the architect of the deadly Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel whose death was confirmed Thursday by the Israeli military.
- — Israel bars six medical NGOs from entry to Gaza, WHO says
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