Hamas Fighter Who Boasted of Oct. 7 Killings Reported Killed in Israeli Airstrike
Palestinian media and Israel’s foreign ministry say Mahmoud Afana died in Deir al-Balah; the Israel Defense Forces had not confirmed the strike as of the announcement
Palestinian media and Israel’s foreign ministry say Mahmoud Afana died in Deir al-Balah; the Israel Defense Forces had not confirmed the strike as of the announcement
Xi Jinping presided over a Beijing military parade showcasing missiles, lasers and underwater drones two days after hosting the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit.
Heavy rains triggered a catastrophic landslide in Darfur, and aid groups, local authorities and a rebel movement give widely varying casualty figures as rescue efforts continue.

The 42-year-old London Assembly member won the party leadership on a platform of bolder communication and a leftward shift, promising to challenge Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party.
Discussions focus on long-term military support and plans for a ceasefire-era reassurance force; Witkoff to meet President Zelenskyy, a Ukrainian official says
Kyiv’s ‘Angels’ unit rescued wounded servicemen concealed by sympathetic hospital staff after intelligence from a prisoner swap
Administration has designated gangs as foreign terrorist organizations and ordered military action; tensions with Caracas rise after jets flew near a U.S. ship
Ukraine gave up the world's third-largest nuclear arsenal under the 1994 Budapest Memorandum; critics say unfulfilled assurances helped undermine Kyiv's confidence as new guarantee talks resume.
6.0 magnitude quake late Sunday collapses mud-brick homes in remote Kunar region; rescue efforts hampered by terrain and aftershocks