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An Israeli civilian is killed in the HaGoshrim kibbutz by a rocket fired from Lebanon.

Rex Airlines, Australia's third-largest airline, suspends all domestic Boeing 737 flights and enters

The World Health Organization reports that it is now "very likely" that poliovirus has infected Gazan

citizens and is spreading among the population. The statement was released shortly after the Gaza Health Ministry declared a polio epidemic in the territory.

Several athletes test positive for COVID-19, including Australian swimmer Lani Pallister, forcing her to

withdraw from the 1500 metre freestyle swimming event.

Spain's competition watchdog fines online travel agency Booking.com with a record €413 million fine for

"abusing its dominant position" in the past five years.

At least 162 people are killed, 191 others are injured, and more than 89 others are missing in landslides in

The Taliban suspends relations with 14 Afghan overseas diplomatic missions and announces that they will no

longer accept consular documents issued by these missions.

British Islamic preacher Anjem Choudary is sentenced to life in prison with a minimum sentence of 28 years

for directing the al-Muhajiroun militant network.

Brazil wins a bronze medal in women's artistic gymnastics team competition, their first ever medal in the

Masoud Pezeshkian is inaugurated as the ninth president of Iran.

Turkey and Armenia resume talks aimed at normalizing diplomatic relations and agree to simplify visa rules

A federal investigation commissioned by U.S.

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland discovers that sixty-five federal American Indian boarding school sites have unmarked or marked gravesites, and confirms that "at least" 973 Native American children died at boarding schools, primarily from ab

The United Arab Emirates grants lottery licenses for the first time in the country's history.

At least two people are killed and as many as 100 others are injured when a passenger train carrying 800

people collides with a Kamaz truck near Volgograd, Russia, and partially derails.

The Guatemalan government grants temporary resident permits to over 200 Mexicans, mostly children, on

humanitarian grounds as they escape drug violence.

Three children are killed and ten other people are injured in a mass stabbing at a dance school in Southport,

Merseyside, England. A teenager is subsequently arrested.

Slovak deputy prime minister Tomáš Taraba announces that he will boycott the Olympics closing ceremony in

response to being offended by what he called "progressive political theater" hosted by "drag queens" during the opening ceremony.

The Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine claims that it provided assistance to the Tuareg rebels in

their battle against Wagner Group mercenaries in Mali.

Panama suspends diplomatic relations with Venezuela and withdraws its diplomatic personnel from the country

until a full review of the presidential election results is concluded.

Sakina Muhammad Jan becomes the first person to be jailed under Australia's forced marriage laws after

ordering her 21-year-old daughter to marry a man who later murdered her.

The Grand National Assembly of Turkey approves a law ordering the euthanization of stray dogs that are sick

At least one person is killed as protests occur throughout Venezuela due to the disputed election results.

The Wagner Group states that it and the Malian military sustained heavy losses in clashes with Tuareg rebels

Venezuela recalls its diplomats in Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Peru, and

Uruguay after those countries oppose the election results.