A Rocket Killed 12 Youths On Israel-Controlled Land. Could That Spark A Regional War?
The Middle East is bracing for more violence after Israel claimed that Lebanese militants attacked an Arab ethnoreligious Druze town, which Hezbollah denies.
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Maduro Declared Winner In Venezuela’s Presidential Election As Opposition Claims It Prevailed
Foreign leaders held off recognizing the results.
Olympics Swim Training Canceled For Second Day Over Seine’s Water Quality
Swimming in the Seine has been banned for over a century in big part to poor water quality. Organizers invested $1.5 billion to prepare the river for the games.
Communication Lines Hit In France Amid Olympics, Follows Earlier Arson Attacks
Multiple telecommunications lines were targeted. Fiber lines and fixed and mobile phone lines were hit as cities around France host events for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Strike On Israeli Golan Heights Kills 12 And Threatens To Spark A Wider War. Hezbollah Denies A Role.
Hezbollah chief spokesman Mohammed Afif told The Associated Press that the group âcategorically denies carrying out an attack on Majdal Shams.â
Record Number Of Openly LGBTQ Athletes Competing At 2024 Olympics
There's been a massive leap during Paris 2024, which organizers have pushed to center around inclusion and diversity.
Breathtaking Olympic Backdrops: The Stunning Venues Of Paris 2024
From the Eiffel Tower to the Grand Palais.
Evri to hire 9,000 people after agreeing £2.7billion sale to new owners
The company said it was embarking on a recruitment drive to grow its team of couriers and in its warehouses
Italy’s prime minister Meloni vows to reset relations with China and signs a three-year action plan in the midst of an EU-China trade war
Her five-day visit comes several months after Italy dropped out of China's Belt and Road Initiative, a policy implemented by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, to develop global infrastructure power.
