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The Israeli military said its air force struck suspected Hezbollah weapons storage facilities at two locations in Lebanon on Saturday.
Gaza chief Yahya Sinwar is Hamas's new political leader, following the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh who was viewed as a moderate in the party.
The agreement between Qatar and the United States will stop Iran from accessing a $6 billion humanitarian assistance fund.
The UN ranks Chad as the third least-developed country in the world, with both a high maternal and child mortality rate.
The Palestinian Health Ministry identified the man killed as Mustafa al-Kastouni, 32.
Ukraine's government urges civilians to flee to safety as Russia intensifies its aggression against the Kharkiv region.
A law passed in Syria will allow people in some regime-held parts of the country to possess military rifles amid a skyrocketing crime rate.
Civilians in Syria's northern city of Manbij fear the worst in light of an imminent Turkish attack.
Abbott Laboratories is the US's largest baby formula manufacturer. It's shutdown in February contributed to a national shortage of baby formula.
Hundreds of Sudanese protesters gathered in the capital on Wednesday to demand the dismissal of UN special representative Volker Perthes, who heads the United Nations Integrated Transition Assistance Mission Sudan (UNITAMS).