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Hackers reportedly compromised civil defence apps in Ukraine and Russia on Sunday night, sending false alerts of nuclear and chemical attacks to millions of phones during a real Russian drone assault on Kyiv.
Leftist “Gen Z Takes Charge” protests in about 30 German cities turned violent Saturday, with rioters in Frankfurt and Hamburg attacking police with bottles, stones and fireworks in scenes echoing ongoing unrest in France.
A video shows a naked Russian mercenary kneeling in a field and holding up a handwritten sign pleading for help as a Ukrainian drone hovers overhead, part of a pattern of foreign recruits sent into combat for Russia with little training.
Pope Leo XIV announced he will have surgery this week to remove an early-stage lung nodule, with the Vatican expecting about a week of recovery and the pope still planning to proceed with a November trip to South America.
Mahmoud Abbas has delayed Palestinian elections for the fourth time since his 2005 victory, pushing the vote to September 2027 and extending more than two decades without Palestinians choosing a new legislature.
Israel’s defense minister says 4,000 of the 6,000 people identified as participants in the October 7, 2023 attacks have been killed by Israeli forces, with about 2,000 still unaccounted for and 300 others in custody awaiting military tribunals.
North Korea’s Oct. 3 intermediate-range missile test puts Guam, parts of Alaska and Japan within reach, an analyst says, even as President Trump continues touting his personal rapport with Kim Jong Un.
Brazil votes Sunday in a tight first-round contest between President Lula and senator Flavio Bolsonaro, a race analysts say could determine whether Latin America’s largest economy joins the region’s conservative shift and realign its relationship with Washington.
Police divers conducting a routine underwater safety check off Olbia, Sardinia, uncovered ancient Roman terracotta artifacts, including an intact amphora, likely dating to between the 1st century B.C. and 1st century A.D.
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