Israel announces ground raid in Syria was conducted 'in recent months'
Israel announced Sunday that it carried out a special ground operation in Syria "in recent months," the Israel Defense Forces ...
Queen Camilla to miss Remembrance events with chest infection, as Kate makes comeback
Kate’s attendance marks a step forward in her recovery after chemotherapy. The Royal Family has suffered a string of illnesses in a year Prince William described as "brutal." ...
Israel celebrates, Ukraine frets: What Trump’s win means for U.S. allies at war
Most observers at least agree that a second Trump era will be unpredictable for the world. What is certain, one analyst told ...
Passengers 'jolted' after Qantas plane suffers engine failure
That big bang as the wheels were leaving the ground and the shudder — that was like nothing I’ve ever felt,” one passenger ...
Why Europe's far right is so happy Trump won
The Trump movement has built strong ties with Europe's rising ultranationalist and populist forces, which now hope to capitalize on his success.
Elon Musk's influence over Trump is being closely watched by Beijing
Elon Musk’s extensive business interests in China have raised hopes that he might temper former President Donald Trump on ...
Russia behind plot to plant bombs on cargo planes, Western official says
The case is the latest example of a wider Russian sabotage campaign to disrupt Western support for Ukraine, officials say.
Arrests, a gag order and a leak that could have harmed hostage talks: Gaza intel scandal sends shock waves across Israel
The father of one hostage told NBC News he was "disappointed but not surprised" after it emerged that an aide to Prime ...
Netanyahu fires Gallant as Israel's defense minister
Gallant will be replaced by Foreign Minister Israel Katz, Netanyahu said in a statement issued on the day the world’s attention was focused on the U.S. election.
All eyes are on America as an uncertain world awaits critical election result
LONDON — War in the Middle East and Europe. Rising far right in Europe. Economic uncertainty. And even the climate emergency.
Mysterious black debris in Sydney was not tar balls but 'much more disgusting' waste
The golf-ball-size debris that closed beaches across the Australian city wasn't tar balls as first thought. It was made up of decomposed cooking oils, hair and food waste.
Mount Fuji finally gets its first snow, a month later than last year
Photos posted online of the Japanese national symbol without its iconic snowcap had raised concerns about climate change; the delay is the longest in 130 years of records.