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Top 10 world news: Israel plans to hunt down Hamas globally, Zaporizhzhia nuclear 'accident' risk, & more

Top 10 world news: Israel plans to hunt down Hamas globally, Zaporizhzhia nuclear 'accident' risk, & more

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Israel is allegedly planning to carry out a global operation to hunt down Hamas leaders once the ongoing war in Gaza comes to an end. In Ukraine, two severed power lines which were connecting the electricity grid to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant are posing a risk of a nuclear "accident".

Meanwhile, in a concerning development,Philippines's Mindanao was struck by a magnitude 7.5 earthquake that triggered a tsunami warning. High waves are expected Philippines and Japan.

After Gaza war, Israel plans to hunt down Hamas leaders globally, says report

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Israel isplanning a global operation to target Hamas leaders once the war in the Gaza Strip ends, media reports said citing Israeli officials.

Zaporizhzhia plant's power cut carried risk of nuclear 'accident': Ukraine

Ukraine on Saturday (Dec 2) said that the two power lines which had connected the electricity grid to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant were snapped overnight, and placed the plant at risk of a “nuclear accident”.

7.5 earthquake jolts Philippines, tsunami warning issued

Philippines's Mindanao on Saturday (Dec 2) was hit with a magnitude 7.5 earthquake, according to the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC).

High alert in Italian town as 'leaning tower' at risk of collapse

After remaining steady for almost 1,000 years, the Garisenda tower – also known as the 'leaning tower' - located in Bologna town of Italy is now facing the risk of collapsing because of excessive leaning, as per reports.

LIVE: 118 nations agree to triple renewable energy generation capacity

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PTI lets go founder Imran Khan as party captain to save 'bat' for elections

Ousted Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) replaced Khan as party head and appointed a barrister named Gohar Khan as the party chief on Saturday (Dec 2).

15 synagogues receive false bomb threats in NYC, say officials

False bomb threats were received by 15 synagogues in the metro region of New York City early on Friday (Dec 1), which included two houses of worship in Brooklyn and five houses of worship in upper Manhattan, as per the NYPD and a Jewish security agency.

Iran says claims over launch of Fattah-2 hypersonic missile 'misleading'

Iran hit back at the UK, France, and Germany for jointly condemning its recent missile advances, specifically the unveiling of the Fattah-2 ballistic missile, which Tehran says is "hypersonic."

NASA sidesteps ban by US, appeals researchers to gather moon samples from China

The researchers at NASA, while sidestepping the ban imposed by the United States, have been allowed to study the moon samples collected by China, in a first-of-its-kind collaboration between the space agencies of the two countries.

Box office: Animal creates history, Ranbir Kapoor gets his career's biggest opener

Ranbir Kapoor'sAnimalhas gottenan outstanding start at the box office. As always, Sandeep Reddy Vanga's film may have been bashed by critics, but the movie has received athunderous response from moviegoers worldwide at the box office.

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