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Israel strikes Gaza after asserting commitment to ceasefire

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Trump tells Pentagon to resume testing U.S. nuclear weapons

President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. military on Thursday (October 30) to immediately resume testing nuclear weapons after a gap of 33 years, minutes before beginning a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

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Russian musicians who played anti-Kremlin songs get more jail time

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Israel says it's committed to truce after its strikes kill 104

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South Korea's Lee asks China's Xi for help engaging the North

South Korea's Lee asks China's Xi for help engaging the North

The Philippine island living in fear as China-Taiwan tensions rise

Are the deadly U.S strikes on alleged drug vessels legal?​

Scientists study Amazon gold mining’s link to infant disabilities

UN says hundreds may have been executed in seized Sudanese city

French swimmers to set off for cross-Atlantic record-breaking relay

Aquatic weed plague halts fishing in El Salvador reservoir

Gazans repair torn banknotes and wait in line as cash crisis deepens

Scientists use a 'time machine' to peek into the Amazon's future

Jerusalem gridlocked as ultra-orthodox protest army conscription

Families mourn victims of Brazil’s deadliest police raid

Climate change eats away at Iraq's cradle of civilization

Israel strikes Gaza after asserting commitment to ceasefire

Trump tells Pentagon to resume testing U.S. nuclear weapons

What are rare earth elements and why are they important?

Jamaicans recount battle to survive Hurricane Melissa

Corpses line Rio street after Brazil's deadliest ever police operation

Russian musicians who played anti-Kremlin songs get more jail time

Methane emission sources under the spotlight at COP30

Britain’s populist Reform party faces local authority tests

Mexico's Gulf of California sees progress saving endangered porpoises

Report finds rising deaths linked to climate change

Israel says it's committed to truce after its strikes kill 104

Visiting art galleries can lower stress markers, UK study finds

Trump lands in South Korea, hopes to strike deal with China's Xi

Israel strikes Gaza after accusing Hamas of violating ceasefire

Judge orders Trump's Chicago immigration leader to court daily

Nvidia will build AI supercomputers for U.S. Energy Department

Hurricane Melissa slams into Jamaica as its strongest-ever storm

Are the deadly U.S strikes on alleged drug vessels legal?