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Just days after Israel and Lebanon agreed to a US-backed peace framework, Israel says it destroyed a large Hezbollah weapons tunnel in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah has condemned the strike and warned that it could respond, raising questions over whether the ceasefire will hold.

A massive ballistic missile attack struck Ukraine’s capital in the early hours of Sunday, prompting urgent air raid sirens and a city-wide scramble for safety. Explosions were heard across Kyiv as the city’s air defense systems engaged incoming projectiles, resulting in fires in the Darnytsky district, including a vehicle service station and residential areas.

Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has launched one of Iraq's biggest anti-corruption operations in recent years. Security forces carried out overnight raids in Baghdad, detaining 47 suspects, including politicians and senior officials, over alleged corruption.

Israel's Cabinet has unanimously approved a proposal to recognize the mass killings of Armenians during World War I as a genocide. The move, which still requires parliamentary approval, comes amid worsening ties with Turkey, which has long opposed international recognition of the events.

After years of wariness between movie theaters and streaming services, Apple is committed to producing films for both platforms. The films will typically play out their theatrical runs based on audience demand before releasing on streaming app.

South Korea exited the World Cup in group stage after losing to Mexico and South Africa in Group A, following which president called out ‘incompetent people’ in leadership position and Hong resigned hours after.

Welcome To The Jungle, which features a star-studded cast has recorded strong numbers of the first Sunday of its release. Directed by Ahmed Khan, the third installment of the beloved franchise hit theatres on June 26.

It was a landmark result for a nation that had lost all six of its previous World Cup matches across two appearances, a record that Marsch and his players have now buried emphatically.

The US-backed Israel-Lebanon peace framework is facing its first major test after Israel said it destroyed a large Hezbollah tunnel network in southern Lebanon, prompting Hezbollah to accuse Israel of violating the ceasefire and warn that it reserves the right to respond.

Iran has warned vessels against using alternative shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz, saying any attempt to bypass Tehran's preferred corridor would increase regional tensions, as fresh US-Iran military exchanges cast doubt on the durability of the ceasefire.

Stephen Eustaquio scored a dramatic injury-time winner as Canada beat South Africa 1-0 to reach the FIFA World Cup round of 16 for the first time

The cape is stepping back into the spotlight, bringing a fresh wave of drama and sophistication to fashion. Designers and style icons are embracing this statement piece, proving that bold silhouettes never truly go out of style.

The death toll from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes has reached 1,430, with multiple countries confirming casualties and missing citizens, including Portugal, Spain, China, Brazil, Italy, Chile, and Uruguay.

With heartfelt romance and text-crossed themes, these similar movies offer the same emotional resonance that made Voicemails for Isabelle such a memorable watch.

Germany, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland have been bearing the maximum brunt of heatwave in Europe as temperatures in some places saw day maximum settle close to 41 degrees.

India crash out of the Women's T20 World Cup after a crushing 6-wicket loss to clinical Australia at Lord's despite Harmanpreet Kaur's rapid 56.

Cricket Ireland creates history in Belfast, defeating world champions India by one run to seal a sensational and historic 2-0 T20I series whitewash.

Jennifer Lopez surprised fans by appearing at the Obsessed Fest ahead of the highly anticipated Off Campus panel. Read to know more.

Meta's AI is banning real creators while bot accounts thrive. 56,000 people have petitioned against wrongful bans. Its own Oversight Board says the system lacks due process.