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Egypt has agreed to allow aid trucks into Gaza as anger rises globally over Israel's siege of the isolated enclave in response to the brutal, coordinated Hamas attacks nearly two weeks ago.

Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov's ongoing trip to Pyongyang may pave the way for a visit by Vladimir Putin.

President Joe Biden plans to make a direct appeal to the American people to continue funding Ukraine and Israel amid their war efforts in an Oval Office address Thursday, according to two administration officials.

Ibrahim Wadi, 62, and his son Ahmad, 24, were on their way to a funeral for four Palestinians shot dead by Israeli settlers in their occupied West Bank community, when their car came under attack.

Yunchan Lim, once called "classical music’s answer to K-pop", signs to the UK's Decca Records.

General Motors and Honda, along with Cruise — GM's autonomous driving subsidiary — have agreed to create a driverless ride-hailing company in Japan. The company will use the Cruise Origin autonomous vehicle to give rides in Tokyo, Japan's largest city. The companies plan to begin providing services in 2026.

One lawmaker received "a barrage of threatening calls". Another says his wife received anonymous texts.

The Bank of Korea flagged heightened uncertainty stemming from the Israel-Hamas conflict as it stood pat on interest

Experts say tensions in the Middle East and a forthcoming election season could worsen the trend if more is not done.

Oil fell from a two-week high as traders tracked tensions in the Middle East and the US eased

The Barroso project could become the largest lithium mine in Europe. Locals aren't happy about it.

Former University of Pennsylvania trustee Vahan Gureghian is calling for Liz Magill, the Ivy League school's president, to step down and warned the backlash from powerful donors will likely get worse over a growing uproar over how the school has dealt with allegations of antisemitism on campus.