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Japanese Company Investigates Exploding Walkie-Talkies in Lebanon

By Eddy Duan / Bloomberg

What Does Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim Stand for?

By Charlie Campbell / Kulim, Malaysia

What to Know About the Pager Attacks

By Yasmeen Serhan

Is Climate Change Causing the Deadly Floods in Europe? 

By Anna Gordon
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Lebanon Rocked by Second Wave of Device Explosions

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said, “We are at the start of a new phase in the war.”

By BASSEM MROUE, JOHNSON LAI, and JUSTIN SPIKE / AP

How Indian Americans Should Treat Modi's New York Rally

Everyday Americans and U.S. officials should use his Sept. 22 New York rally as a chance to speak out against him, writes Rasheed Ahmed.

By Rasheed Ahmed

Voting for Local Government Opens in Kashmir

Voting for a local government opened in Indian-controlled Kashmir for the first time since the region lost its autonomy.

By Associated Press

Taiwanese Company Disavows Links to Pager Explosions, Points to Budapest Manufacturer

Gold Apollo said it authorized its brand on the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria but “the design and manufacturing” was ”solely the responsibility” of a Budapest-based company.

By JOHNSON LAI and SIMINA MISTREANU / AP

Trump Says India’s Modi Will Meet With Him Next Week in U.S.

Modi would be the latest foreign leader or official to visit the former U.S. President as nations grapple with the possibility of Trump returning to power.

By Mark Niquette / Bloomberg

Private Messages of Alleged Trump Gunman in Ukraine

Text exchanges shed light on Ryan Routh's failed efforts to recruit fighters for the war in Ukraine

By Simon Shuster

What to Know About the Deadly Pager Explosions Targeting Hezbollah

In what appears to be a sophisticated remote attack, hundreds of pagers exploded almost simultaneously in Lebanon and Syria, killing at least 12 people and wounding thousands more.

By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS, MICHAEL BIESECKER, SARAH EL DEEB and SARAH PARVINI / AP

Superbugs Could Kill 39 Million by 2050

The estimates come from a landmark new study published in the Lancet, the first global analysis of antimicrobial resistance trends.

By Anna Gordon

Extremists Attack Military Camp in Mali, as Explosions Heard

Gunmen attempted to infiltrate the Faladie gendarme school but the situation is under control, the army said.

By Baba Ahmed / AP

China Says It Tailed U.S. Spy Plane Through Taiwan Strait

The U.S. aircraft was a P-8A Poseidon patrol and reconnaissance plane, according to Beijing.

By Simina MisTreaunu / AP

French Man Admits in Court to Drugging Wife So He and Dozens of Men Could Rape Her

“I am a rapist,” 71-year-old Dominique Pélicot testified.

By Diane Jeantet / AP

In Myanmar, Typhoon Yagi Leaves Over 220 Dead

The most powerful storm to hit Asia this year affected over half a million people in Myanmar, further straining the war-torn nation’s already limited resources.

By Khine Lin Kyaw / Bloomberg

Peru Struggles to Fight Deadly Wildfires

More than 1,800 people have been affected, including at least 15 who have died and 98 who have been injured, since July.

By Associated Press

Between 20 and 50 People Dead in Papua New Guinea Violence

The fighting among illegal miners started days ago and is continuing in the Porgera Valley, a U.N. official said Monday.

By Rod McGuirk / AP

2 Die in Ukraine After Moscow and Kyiv Exchange Attacks

The Ukrainian air force said Sunday it shot down 10 of the 14 drones and one of the three missiles Russia launched overnight

By Associated Press

Prince Harry's 40th Birthday Marks the Royal Scamp Moving to Middle Age

Prince Harry is turning 40, the halfway point in many lives, providing a chance to either dwell on the past or look forward to the future.

By DANICA KIRKA / AP
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