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3 dead, more than 200 injured as new earthquake hits Turkey, Syria

Search and rescue efforts were underway in three collapsed buildings where a total of five people were believed trapped

Turkey rejects links between Sweden, Finland NATO accession and F-16 deal

Members of the US Congress have tied approval of the F-16 deal to Ankara retracting its opposition to the NATO enlargement

UN Council approves watered-down statement opposing Israel settlements

Those discussions culminated in a deal Sunday to forego it in favour of a weaker presidential statement that is not legally binding, according to multiple diplomats familiar with the situation

Powerful earthquake of 6.4 magnitude hits Turkey's Hatay province again

Another powerful earthquake has struck Turkey's Hatay province which was devastated by a massive tremor two week ago

Russian Prez Putin may meet top Chinese party official on Moscow trip

Russian President Vladimir Putin could meet with the Chinese Communist Party's foreign policy chief in Moscow, the Kremlin said Monday

1 dead, 4 wounded, after shooting at Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans

One person has died and four are in stable condition after a shooting during a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans, police said Monday.

Turkey rejects links between Sweden, Finland's entry to Nato, F-16 deal

US's Antony Blinken called for Sweden and Finland to be accepted into Nato, although Turkey dismissed the possibility of any link between their accession and Turkiye's request for F-16 fighter jets

'People's court' tries Putin for 'crime of aggression' in Ukraine war

A people's court put Russian President Vladimir Putin on trial for the crime of aggression over his invasion of Ukraine, in a symbolic move to close an accountability gap

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu advances judicial changes despite uproar

Thousands of demonstrators were expected to gather outside the parliament, or Knesset, for a second straight week to rally against the plan as lawmakers prepared to hold an initial vote

36 dead due to floods and landslides in Brazil, cities cancel Carnival

Brazil's President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva said on Twitter he will visit the region on Monday

Moldova protesters want energy subsidies amid cost-of-living crisis

Several thousand protesters rallied in Moldova's capital Sunday to demand that the country's new pro-Western govt fully cover citizens' winter heating bills amid a cost-of-living crisis

North Korea fires ballistic missile 2 days after ICBM test, says Seoul

Two days ago, North Korea resumed weapons testing activities with an intercontinental ballistic missile launch

United Nations ocean treaty talks resume with goal to save biodiversity

The aim of the talks is not to actually designate marine protected areas, but to establish a mechanism for doing so

Supreme Court weighs liability shield for internet giants like Google

Recommendation algorithms are what make it possible to find the needles in humanity's largest haystack, Kent Walker and Google's other lawyers wrote in their main brief to the Supreme Court

North Korea confirms ICBM test, warns of more powerful steps against rivals

North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency said its launch of the existing Hwasong-15 ICBM was organised suddenly without prior notice at the direct order of leader Kim Jong Un

US: Election conspiracist Kristina Karamo to lead Michigan GOP through 2024

Karamo defeated a 10-candidate field dominated by far-right candidates to win the Michigan GOP chair position after a state convention that lasted nearly 11 hours

Israeli airstrikes reported in Damascus, 2 weeks after earthquake

Loud explosions were heard over the capital around 12.30 am local time, and SANA reported that Syrian air defences were 'confronting hostile targets in the sky around Damascus'

Former President of United States Jimmy Carter enters hospice care

Carter, a Democrat, became the 39th US president when he defeated former President Gerald R. Ford in 1976

Here is how you can keep your Twitter account secure without paying

A pop-up message warned users they will lose the ability to secure access to their account via text message two-factor authentication unless they pay USD 8 a month

Israelis protest judicial overhaul plans for 7th week in several cities

Netanyahu and his supporters, members of the most religious, right-wing government in the country's history, say the changes are needed to rein in a judiciary that wields too much power