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Anger in UK after stone cross disassembled to create Star of David
A group of reportedly Jewish tourists sparked anger in the UK after dismantling a hillside cross made of stones.
Explosion at Karachi fireworks warehouse injures at least 33 people
A huge explosion at a fireworks warehouse has injured at least 33 people in Karachi’s Saddar neighbourhood.
Russia’s war economy taking hits as conflict with Ukraine drags on
Russia’s once resilient war economy is struggling as Moscow’s conflict with Ukraine drags on.
Can a ceasefire deal now be reached in Gaza?
Hamas accepts latest ceasefire proposal; Israel escalates military action.
Gaza City bombardment forces mass depopulation
Israel’s military operation in Gaza City has entered its 10th day.
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Walmart scoops customers from rivals but warns inventory cost is rising
Second-quarter results showed that the retailer has continued to benefit from price sensitivity among US consumers.
US issues sanctions against Greek shipper of Iranian oil
Sanctions are the latest aimed at penalising Tehran's energy sector following a Washington-brokered ceasefire.
A week of summits reveals Trump is closer to Moscow than Europe
US summits with Putin and European leaders offered a glimmer of hope for peace, but Russia seemed to cloud it.
Netanyahu says ready for negotiations as Gaza City takeover advances
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu says he has instructed negotiators to begin talks to "end the war."