The Israeli military says it targeted a senior Hamas militant using the hospital as a command center, without providing evidence; Gaza's Health Ministry says the surgery department was hit.
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Saudi officials call it an 'attempted attack' with minor damage, but witnesses saw shattered glass across several floors of the 34-storey skyscraper, a sharp escalation in the renewed Yemen war.
Zelenskyy says Washington floated Ukraine ceding the Donbas for security guarantees short of NATO membership; Moscow's Lavrov rejects a European-backed ceasefire.
The State Department says it gives the Geneva council 'no credibility'; the ACLU says the walkout tells the world Washington does not care about scrutiny.
Mexico's navy took the alleged head of "Los Rs" in Zapopan, Jalisco, after a shootout. The U.S. wants him on federal drug trafficking and firearms charges.
The Paris prosecutor says an IRGC cyber unit seized control of supermarket refrigeration on Oct. 11, spoiling food and sparking about twenty fires.
Residents set off firecrackers despite court restrictions, adding to crop-fire smoke and stagnant winter air in a metropolitan region of more than 30 million.
Santiago Peña, a close Trump ally, was removed from office Friday and charged Saturday after the fintech lender froze accounts for millions of Paraguayans.
WatchA London judge called the comedian "a sexual predator" and ordered him to the cells after four women read victim impact statements in court.
The 24-year-old attacker, who died Monday, also appears to have killed his parents and sister, and investigators recovered 11 firearms from two scenes.
The two-week U.N. climate summit in Antalya begins as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz pushes governments toward electrification and fossil-fuel phase-out talks.
France says Europe's voice will be heard at Tuesday and Wednesday's U.S.-brokered session, as Zelenskyy warns that a deal Trump hinted at 'might involve all of Europe.'
Fighter jets escorted passenger planes in Hungary and aircraft landed at Paris Orly as hoax threats continued Friday; officials have not named a culprit.
A new Central Command task force targets weapons and revenue crossing Iran's borders, while Trump tells CNN renewed war is 'highly unlikely' if Tehran signs a strong deal.
Neither Christopher Luxon's National Party nor Chris Hipkins' Labour won a clear mandate, and final results will not be known until Nov. 27.
The pontiff's longest journey yet began in secular Uruguay, with stops ahead in Argentina and his adopted home of Peru.
Likud won the most seats but could not reach a majority. Isaac Herzog gave the mandate to the former army chief, who has up to six weeks to build a coalition.
After his first national security meeting since Democrats won Congress, the president is weighing renewed strikes, continued economic pressure or a deal. Tehran says Hormuz stays shut until its seven demands are met.
Santiago Peña faces three criminal investigations after the seizure of Ueno Bank, which served more than 60% of Paraguayan adults. Both houses rejected his resignation.
Óscar Puente quit in Congress after testifying on the Urda collision, and said he will also drop out of the November 29 election lists.
The strike on a humanitarian aid facility in Zaporizhzhia region came as a wave of overnight attacks on power plants and hospitals coincided with U.S. Election Day.
A 48-hour operation involving a warship, a surveillance aircraft and airdropped marines ended the seizure of the Azini, as Somali piracy surges amid the Iran war.
