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A provisional yellow line marking the Gaza ceasefire is becoming more visibly defined as the fragile truce shows signs of faltering, with significant implications for the future of Gaza. Israeli forces have begun placing yellow concrete markers every 200 meters to establish the boundary of the area they continue to

Hurricane Melissa Intensifies to Category 4, Posing Severe Threat to Caribbean Hurricane Melissa escalated to a powerful Category 4 storm on Sunday, bringing the potential for devastating winds and heavy rainfall across the northern Caribbean. Despite warnings, some residents in high-risk areas of Jamaica opted not to evacuate. Authorities in

An overnight Russian drone attack on Kyiv resulted in three fatalities and numerous injuries, according to the mayor of the Ukrainian capital. The leader of Kyiv’s military administration reported early Sunday that multiple Russian drones were active over the city and advised residents to stay in shelters. Mayor Vitali

Australia is increasingly isolated in efforts to balance Beijing’s presence in the Pacific, maintaining its position as the top provider of official development assistance as contributions from the US and other Western nations decline, according to a new report. The 2025 Lowy Institute Pacific Aid Map, released Sunday, tracks

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the successful test of the country’s Burevestnik cruise missile, which reportedly uses a nuclear-powered engine and can carry a nuclear warhead. Arms control experts have labeled it a "flying Chernobyl" due to concerns over its nuclear reactor propulsion, which could emit radioactive

Argentina’s Ruling Party Wins Midterm Elections, Strengthening Milei’s Position Javier Milei’s far-right party, La Libertad Avanza, has secured victory in Argentina’s midterm elections, following a campaign marked by significant financial backing from abroad. With over 95% of votes tallied, Milei’s party garnered 40.84% of