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Arnold Schwarzenegger Held Over Luxury Watch at Germany's Munich Airport
Arnold Schwarzenegger held at Munich airport over undeclared watch, faces tax evasion charges. Luxury timepiece for auction in climate initiative fundraiser
US Military Again Targets Houthi Sites in Yemen with Barrage of Missiles
US conducts strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen amid rising tensions. Houthi attacks threaten global trade routes. Latest updates on US-owned vessel incident
Israel-Hamas War: WTO Head 'Less Optimistic' for World Trade Due to Red Sea Strikes
WTO Chief, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, expresses caution on world trade outlook, citing Red Sea tensions and canal disruptions at Davos Summit. Forecasts to be revised
Mia Khalifa Gets Into Fight With Jewish Woman Over Israel-Hamas War, Video Goes Viral | WATCH
Mia Khalifa faces off with a Jewish woman in a viral video. The incident sparks debates amid the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict
Health Ministry In Hamas-run Gaza Says War Death Toll At 24,285
At least 10,600 children, 7,200 women and 1,049 elderly people had been killed in the conflict.
Indian-American Prodigy, Aged 9, Tops List of 'World's Brightest Students' in US
Nine-year-old Preesha Chakraborty from Fremont, CA, earns a spot on the world's brightest students list by Johns Hopkins CTY for exceptional academic performance
‘Will Upgrade Outposts, Acquire Ships’: Philippines-China South China Sea Dispute Intensifies
The Philippines has outposts on nine reefs in the South China Sea and Philippine military chief General Romeo Brawner said his nation will develop these islands.
‘Right Time to Scale Back Gaza War’: US Tells Israel amid Fears of a Second Front, Global Pressure
On the 100th day of the war between Israel and Hamas, the US and Israel, close allies, appeared to have growing differences over what trajectory Gaza War must take.
Boris Akunin, Russian Author of Detective Novels, Designated as 'Foreign Agent': Here's Why
Russia designates novelist Boris Akunin a foreign agent for opposing Ukraine invasion. Akunin faces censorship and financial reporting requirements
Mass shooting at Buffalo supermarket now Justice Department's first death penalty case under Garland
Just a few months after he took office, Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a moratorium to halt federal executions a stark contrast after his predecessor carried out 13 in six months. Under Garland’s watch and a president who vowed to abolish the de...
How Strong Are Yemen's Houthi Rebels?
Houthis possess a formidable arsenal, including ballistic missiles and drones and this has been a major factor in the civil war in Yemen where it ended up capturing vast areas.
As US Looks Away UK’s Rishi Sunak Emerges as Ukraine’s New Backer, Visits Kyiv with Funds
UK PM Rishi Sunak announced a new package of support for Ukraine and increased the military for the ally to $3.2 billion.
Who Are the Houthis and Why Are They Targeting Ships Transiting Red Sea?
Houthi militiamen have been attacking shipping in the Red Sea to show solidarity with Hamas. The Iran-backed group controls vast swathes of Yemen, including capital Sanaa.
Taiwan Elections: Blinken to Meet Top China Official to Dissuade Beijing from ‘Taking Action’
Blinken will meet Liu Jianchao, who heads the international division of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee to discourage Beijing from taking action against Taipei.
Maldives, China Sign 21 Agreements After Muizzu-Xi Meeting Amid Diplomatic Row with India
The two heads of state announced the elevation of bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership, state-run Xinhua news agency reported
Israel's Military Says No Damage Was Caused in a Strike on an Army Base in Northern Israel
Hezbollah said the attack was in retaliation for an Israeli strike in Beirut last week that killed top Hamas official Saleh Arouri and six others