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The explosions follow several months of rising cross-border tensions.

Pakistani authorities have locked down the capital in a major security move as senior officials from several nations arrive for an Asian security group meeting

Israeli strikes in the southern Gaza Strip have killed at least 15 people overnight, including six children and two women

Relations between India and Canada are at a low point as the countries expelled each other’s top diplomats over an ongoing dispute about the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada

China has made great strides in exploring space in recent years, rocketing astronauts to its own space station and bringing back rocks from the moon

Hong Kong’s oldest zoo is seeking answers in a monkey medical mystery after nine animals died in two days, including three members of a critically endangered species

King Charles III will travel halfway around the world to Samoa this month to take his seat as the head of the Commonwealth and highlight the existential threat climate change poses for Pacific island nations

Back in the 19th century, migrant miners from Cornwall, in the southwest of England, brought their pastries to the Mexican mining town of Real del Monte

Official campaigning has begun for Japan's Oct. 27 parliamentary election

South Korea says North Korea blew up the northern parts of inter-Korean roads no longer in use

South Korea says North Korea has blown up the northern parts of inter-Korean roads no longer in use

Thousands of South Korean adoptees are looking to satisfy an urge many other people take for granted: the search for identity

Rebecca Kimmel sat in a small room, staring at the baby photo she had just unearthed from her adoption file

China is conducting large-scale military drills around Taiwan, simulating a blockade and practicing attacking targets on land and sea.

"We did fail. But the world let us down."

A top official with the U.N. children's agency says more than 400,000 children in Lebanon have been displaced in the past three weeks

Those in northern Gaza say they fear they could die "at any moment."

Nearly one quarter of the Lebanese population has been displaced by Israel's military campaign there, the country's caretaker prime minister has said.

Human rights activists in the violent Mexican border city of Nuevo Laredo, across from Laredo, Texas, are blaming the army and National Guard troops in the deaths of a nurse and an 8-year-old girl

The Egyptian health ministry says a bus crashed and overturned on a highway in northeastern Egypt, killing 12 people and injuring 33 others

A bus carrying university students crashes, killing 12 and injuring 33 in Egypt's northeast

Italy is transferring the first group of migrants to Albania as part of a contentious plan to process thousands of asylum-seekers outside its borders

Auto manufacturers competing to persuade drivers to go electric are rolling out cheaper, more tech-rich models at the Paris Motor Show

AP source: Canada expels six Indian diplomats after police link Indian agents to violent crimes

The International Criminal Court prosecutor is renewing an investigation in Congo and focusing on allegations of crimes committed in the conflict-torn North Kivu province in the central African nation’s east since early 2022

The death toll from this month’s devastating floods and landslides in Bosnia has reached 26 people while rescue teams are searching for at least one more person

Scientists believe the moon's water, chemistry and energy could support life.

A single drone, which evaded Israel’s vaunted aerial defense system, slammed into a mess hall at a military training camp deep inside Israel, killing four soldiers and wounding dozens of others

The government of Congo has canceled an auction for 27 sites earmarked for oil exploration, citing late submissions and a lack of competition

Kenya is moving 50 elephants from a national reserve to a larger park after overpopulation overwhelmed the ecosystem, in what has been hailed as a conservation success

Canada says it has identified India’s top diplomat in the country as a person of interest in the assassination of a Sikh activist there and expelled him and five other diplomats

India recalls ambassador from Canada in growing dispute over allegation of involvement in assassination of Sikh activist

Deep underground in northeastern Czech Republic, workers in the region's last-functioning coal mine drill, load and haul the fuel up to the surface. The CSM mine is part of the Upper Silesian Coal Basin, a region straddling the Czech-Polish border with a 250-year history of mining because of its rich coal deposits and factories that produce steel and energy. With just the light of a headlamp, workers — their bodies and clothes covered in soot and dust — effortlessly navigate the mines, drilling the deposits underground. Others load cars to take the rocks to the surface, where huge piles of it lie ready to be transported to power plants. The work comes with a price: A 2021 study of more than 800 European cities by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health puts the regional capital of Ostrava and the nearby towns where the mine is located among the top 10 most polluted European cities. And when burned for energy, coal contributes to the carbon dioxide emissions warming up the...

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A jury has heard that the father of a 10-year-old girl found dead in her home in England fled to Pakistan and called U.K. police from there to say he had killed her

The body of Alex Salmond, Scotland’s former first minister who died during a conference in North Macedonia, will soon be returned by special flight to Scotland

Yousef Munayyer, an author and expert on Palestinian-Israeli relations, said he fears this deployment will only escalate tensions in the region.

Russian court convicts French citizen of collecting military information, sentences him to 3 years in prison

Human and civil rights groups are expressing concern after Poland's leader said he would suspend the right to asylum because of its alleged abuse by eastern neighbors Belarus and Russia

An 80-year-old former officer with communist East Germany’s secret police, the Stasi, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the murder of a Polish man at a border crossing in divided Berlin 50 years ago

Lebanese Red Cross says at least 18 killed in an Israeli strike in northern Lebanon

Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed a Viking Age burial ground containing some 50 “exceptionally well-preserved” skeletons

Lebanese officials say an Israeli airstrike in northern Lebanon has killed at least 9 people

Prosecutors have asked a Russian court to deliver a prison sentence of three years and three months to a French citizen arrested on charges of unlawfully collecting information on military issues

Russian prosecutors seek more than three-year prison term for French citizen accused of collecting military information

The European Union has imposed sanctions on Iran’s deputy defense minister, senior Revolutionary Guard members and three airlines

A regional partnership for Nile River basin countries says an agreement on the equitable use of water resources has come into force despite the notable opposition of Egypt

Russia says it has captured the village of Levadne in southern Ukraine as it probes for weaknesses along the war’s roughly 1,000-kilometer (600-mile) front line before winter arrives

The opposition Social Democratic Party has emerged as the leader after the first round of national elections in Lithuania and says it will start negotiations to form a new government with left-leaning parties

Britain’s new Labour Party government is announcing $82 billion in investment in U.K. artificial intelligence, life sciences, infrastructure and technology at a business summit