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The new "Oron" surveillance aircraft will create real-time analysis and recommendations based on the vast amount of information the plane records through its array of sensors.

The United States military called to halt the ongoing clashes between rival U.S.-backed factions in Syria, saying the violence could lead to the resurgence of the Islamic State group.

Prominent Chinese urban centers have unveiled plans to extend preferential loan opportunities for prospective first-time homebuyers, irrespective of their credit history.

Australia's center-left Labor government will introduce a law this week granting gig workers the ability to negotiate for minimum pay and essential conditions.

Uber introduced an electric motorbike service in Kenya, marking its first initiative in Africa as part of the company's global commitment to achieve emissions-free operations by 2040.

The Biden administration has denied blocking chip sales to the Middle East after expanding license requirements for Nvidia and AMD artificial-intelligence chips.

Allegiant Air, a U.S. carrier, has voiced apprehension over the Mexican government's transparency regarding flight operations in Mexico City.

Israeli Mossad agents have been accused of supplying faulty ballistic missile parts that could explode and destroy the weapon, sabotaging Iran’s missile program.

An airstrike struck Thursday at an alleged drug manufacturing facility in southern Syria, close to the border with Jordan. There is currently no information regarding casualties.

At least 100 more firefighters have been sent to northeastern Greece to fight the massive fire that has been burning for 13 days. Residents are on standby for a possible evacuation.

Iceland has resumed the commercial hunting of fin whales. The government has put stricter requirements on hunting methods and increased supervision.

A Munich state court convicted a Russian individual identified only as Valid D. under German privacy laws, for orchestrating a plot to assassinate a Chechen dissident residing in exile.

The U.N. announced that the number of killings, injuries and abductions in Haiti rose significantly from April to June, with a 14% increase over the three previous months.

A 35-year-old Iranian man, who was taken into custody last year amidst nationwide protests, has passed away after experiencing a seizure while in prison.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is working to raise confidence in food caught and sourced from the Fukushima region in an effort to prevent a drop-off in sales.

A famous composer from England has pulled out of engagements until next year following accusations that he hit a singer backstage following a concert.

A Russian ultranationalist has been awaiting trial on charges of inciting extremism in Russia. Igor Girkin described Russia's president as a gullible person who is "too kind."

Octavio Couto Da Silva, a Brazilian jiu-jitsu master who moved to the U.S. in 2007 and worked as a trainer and consultant for martial arts, fell to his death during a wedding at Italy’s Lake Como over the weekend, local authorities reported.

The country of Ukraine told critics of its slow counteroffensive to "shut up" on Aug. 31, 2023. The counteroffensive has been ongoing for three months.

Four Finnish men were charged with plotting attacks against migrants and critical infrastructure using 3D-printed weapons. Their activity didn't progress to the level of preparation.