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Ukraine's Air Force says the Air Alert app was apparently hacked late Sunday, sending false radiation, chemical and street-fighting warnings before all-clear messages were issued.
Iran's army said a renewed war with the United States could last longer than the previous conflict and Washington would not dictate its end.
Tens of thousands rallied in Delhi as India's opposition demanded the election chief resign over a voter roll revision removing 130 million names.
Serbia arrested criminal police chief Marko Kricak over alleged manipulation of a murder investigation, a week after elections ended Aleksandar Vucic's party's 14-year rule.
Israeli strikes in Gaza City and Khan Younis killed at least eight people, including a child, despite a year-old ceasefire, according to hospital officials.
Paris prosecutors opened an attempted murder investigation after a petrol bomb hit police during youth-led protests over living costs that spread across Europe on Saturday.
Deaths in DR Congo's Ebola outbreak have passed 5,000, with cases now confirmed in Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda.
Ethiopia and Eritrea sever diplomatic ties as fighting intensifies in northern Ethiopia
British Columbia sues OpenAI, alleging the company ignored threats on ChatGPT before a fatal school shooting.
France and Canada pledge closer ties in a remote French territory to counter U.S. trade and political pressure.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino proposes an independent review to address governance concerns.
A U.N. human rights investigator says there are reasonable grounds to believe recent U.S. attacks on alleged drug boats constitute crimes against humanity.
