Who was Haytham Ali Tabatabai, Hezbollah official killed by Israel?
Hezbollah says Tabatabai was a member since group's foundation and held several senior military roles.
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Are tech companies using your private data to train AI models?
As tech firms race to release new AI tools, users are left unsure how much of their personal data these systems may take
Deadly floods and landslides continue to plague Southeast Asia
More rainfall is expected in the region over the coming days as thousands lose homes and crops.
Far-right politician prompts fury with burqa antics in Australian parliament
Pauline Hanson's provocation was part of a long-running campaign to ban the traditional Muslim garment in public.
Sudan army chief rejects the Quad’s truce proposal, citing UAE role
Al-Burhan says proposal 'elimates' the army and 'maintains the RSF in its positions'.
Attack in Pakistan’s Peshawar: What we know about victims, attackers
Three security personnel killed in an attack on paramilitary headquarters in northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar.
US adds Venezuelan ‘cartel’ to terror list as military threat rises
Move offers potential cover as Trump eyes expanded operations against Venezuela's Maduro.
Russia-Ukraine war live: Trump suggests ‘big progress’ in peace talks
Ukraine and US agree to modify Washington's proposal to end Russia's war, but offer few details.
Israeli strike on Lebanon’s capital Beirut kills Hezbollah official
Attack, which killed five, is the first to target Beirut since a ceasefire was agreed a year ago.
Philippine President Marcos says seven arrested over corruption scandal
Arrests come amid outrage over 'ghost' flood control projects estimated to have cost the Philippines $2bn.
Live: Hezbollah considering response; Israeli attacks on Gaza continue
Senior Hezbollah official says the group’s leadership considering response after Israeli air strike killed its commander
Christian group in Nigeria says 50 students abducted by gunmen have escaped
Authorities look for missing students and teachers after two major incidents of kidnappings take place within days.
Guinea-Bissau, beset by coups, votes in contentious presidential election
The president wants a second term and is challenged by a relatively unknown candidate backed by a former prime minister.
US-Ukraine talks: Why are European leaders opposing Trump’s peace plan?
Officials from the US, EU and Ukraine meet in Geneva to discuss Donald Trump's plan to end Russia's war with Ukraine.
Slovenia referendum: Where is assisted dying legal?
Slovenia's move to legalise euthanasia comes as a growing number of countries favour reform.
S Africa says G20 shared goals outweigh differences as it concludes summit
G20 declaration shows commitment to multilateralism, reflects common purposes larger than disagreements, Ramaphosa says.
Israel attacks Lebanon’s capital, says top Hezbollah official ‘eliminated’
Netanyahu's office says Hezbollah's chief of staff was the target in the latest violation of a year-old ceasefire.
Palestinian sculptors create art on Gaza beach sand to escape Israel’s war
The art is washed away every evening, but the artists are back every morning with enthusiasm.
The aftermath of the latest Israeli strikes on Gaza
Israeli attacks in Gaza kill dozens, violating ceasefire as aid flows remain heavily restricted.
Week in Pictures: From Israeli attacks in Lebanon to protests in Sri Lanka
A global roundup of some of last week’s events.