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Israeli strikes target Hezbollah-linked financial firm 

The company is positioning autonomous agents - programs which require little human intervention unlike chatbots - as 'apps for an AI-driven world'

The army, which has recently reported gains against the RSF in parts of the capital, said Keikal had decided to make the move because of the RSF's 'destructive agenda'

The tight finish - with fewer than 1.5% of the ballots still to be counted - is far from a resounding endorsement of the pro-EU path that Sandu has pursued

All evidence shows a dramatic decline in species abundance and distribution

Indigenous independent Senator Lidia Thorpe was escorted out of a parliamentary reception for the royal couple

The blackout, after weeks of rolling outages, sparked some small protests around the Caribbean island

Cambodia's energy minister, Keo Rottanak, said the transition in Southeast Asia towards net zero would be costly and take a long time

Former special force commander Prabowo was sworn in as Indonesia's eighth president on Sunday

Russian drone attack damages Kyiv residential buildings

Female banana farmers in northern Malawi have found a creative solution to combat the impacts of climate change, which have recently devastated their crops. They are making wine from overripe bananas that go bad because of extreme conditions.

In February, Canada will host the first winter Invictus Games, an athletic competition for wounded and injured veterans from around the world. This year, 550 athletes from 25 countries will compete in both traditional and winter Invictus Games sports. Ukraine will be represented by 35 veterans.

Israel said it struck Hezbollah's intelligence headquarters in the Lebanese capital Beirut on Sunday, a massive explosion was seen in the city. Joe Biden makes a quick trip to Germany and the race between Trump and Harris for President is getting nasty: will that help either candidate? There’s an election in Moldova, Ukraine’s neighbor to the west where Russian influence is one of the biggest issues in the race. Plus, Italy’s controversial plan to curb illegal migration has begun.

Perez led marches against violence, which brought him death threats

For three weeks in September 1957, Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus used the National Guard to block the Black students from enrolling in Central High, three years after the U.S. Supreme Court declared segregated classrooms were unconstitutional

Sanjay Kumar Verma said in an interview on CTV's Question Period Sunday that the allegations are politically motivated.

Beijing, which claims Taiwan as its own territory, also says the strategic waterway belongs to it