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Lebanese army chief Joseph Aoun was voted in as president in a second round of parliamentary voting Thursday, ending a more than two-year vacuum in the war-battered country.

Aoun is widely seen as the preferred pick of the United States and regional heavyweight Saudi Arabia.

UN warns that lack of fuel threatens to shut down more medical facilities across the besieged territory.

Thousands attend the concert in Damascus to mark the end of al-Assad family rule and almost 14 years of civil war.

The country has as many as one million missing people after decades of conflict. Forensic teams face huge challenges to document human remains as families wait in hope of closure

Though hMPV or human metapneumovirus cases have increased in China, especially in the Northern Provinces, the increase is within the expected range of the disease during this season, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Wednesday.

Gathering of 50 allies may be the last meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group with Trump’s commitment to it unclear. What we know on day 1,051

As the sun rises over the Amazonian island of Marajo, Renato Cordeiro laces up his boots, grabs his knife, and heads out to tap his rubber trees.

With 14 children disappearing daily, Mexico faces a severe crisis as families search for answers amid rising trafficking and illegal adoption cases.

From Nazi Germany's surrender to the historic Paris climate accord, 2025 marks a year of pivotal anniversaries that have shaped the world. As France reflects on Simone Veil's groundbreaking fight for abortion rights 50 years ago and mourns a decade since terror struck the heart of Paris, we also commemorate…

Geir Pedersen tells security council the HTS administration has great opportunities but also risks making missteps