Explosions at Russian-occupied Ukrainian nuclear site
IAEA team witnesses attacks on auxiliary buildings as safety concerns escalate at Europe's largest atomic power plant.
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IAEA team witnesses attacks on auxiliary buildings as safety concerns escalate at Europe's largest atomic power plant.
Underground tremor beneath Bergen County sends shockwaves across Hudson River into Manhattan boroughs Saturday evening
Slovenia, which has repeatedly criticized Jerusalem over the past two years, announced it would ban the import, export and transit of weapons to and from Israel in response to the fighting in Gaza.
Sweden and Portugal join other EU members in the growing diplomatic momentum against Israel, where numerous countries are expected to announce their recognition of a Palestinian state in September.
Sanctions follow fresh crackdown on international network helping Iran evade oil sector restrictions.
President Donald Trump issued a trade warning Thursday following Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement that his nation would recognize Palestinian statehood.
The entrance to the New York Times building in Manhattan was vandalized with red spray paint by pro-Palestinian activists protesting the newspaper's correction to a story about a Gaza infant.
The magnitude 8.8 earthquake sparked widespread tsunami warnings across the Pacific, affecting regions from Japan and Hawaii to the US West Coast.
Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abela announced that his country would formally recognize a Palestinian state during the United Nations General Assembly. Malta will become the 146th country to grant such recognition.
The British prime minister follows Macron with September deadline after parliamentary pressure.
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