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Biden Says He Wouldn't Support a Strike by Israel on Iranian Nuclear Sites
The U.S. president said "the answer is no" when he was asked by reporters if he would support an Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear program.
Skeletons Discovered in Medieval Fort May be Victims of Mongol Invaders
In the first half of the 13th century, the Mongol Empire conquered and subjugated large swathes of Europe.
More Than 100 Missing After Boat Capsizes on Niger River
The locally-made boat, whose capacity was 100 passengers, had about 300 people on board when it overturned.
Thousands Evacuated in Taiwan as Powerful Typhoon Krathon Approaches
Taiwan announced that two people were killed and at least 70 others were injured due to weather conditions related to Typhoon Krathon.
US Sends Warships To Meet China, Russia Presence Near Alaska
Three U.S. naval vessels were deployed in the Northern Pacific Ocean to support homeland defense operations.
Metal Detectorists Discover Viking Treasure Hoard Hidden for 1,000 Years
"This new hoard might be compared to a wallet containing all kinds of credit cards, notes and coins," said one researcher.
Volcano Set Off by Explosion With Force of 'Five Underground Nuclear Bombs'
"The event resulted from the gas-compressed rock being trapped underneath a shallow sea," a researcher said.
Russia Deploys 'Largest Non-Nuclear Bomb' in Ukraine: Reports
Pro-Kremlin sources have claimed that Russia employed a destructive "vacuum" bomb on a town in eastern Ukraine.
Russia Getting Paid in Oranges in Trade Barter with Asian Ally
Pakistan will trade 10,000 tons of potatoes and 15,000 tons of mandarin oranges for 10,000 tons of Russian lentils and 15,000 tons of chickpeas.
Wall Street Shaky Amid Middle East Tensions
U.S. stocks are fluctuating as investors navigate a surge in oil prices.
Anthony Scaramucci Says Tim Walz 'Looked Lost' During Debate
There has been much debate on who won the vice presidential debate between the Democratic and Republican opponents.
Safety Warning Issued Over World's Highest Shiva Temple
A safety warning has been issued for the Tungnath Temple in Rudraprayag, India, due to extensive water damage during monsoon season.
US Tracks Arctic-Bound Russia, China Ships Near Alaska
The Chinese coast guard claimed its ships have reached the Arctic Ocean for the first time.
US Deploys Experts to Deal With Deadly Ebola-Like Outbreak
Marburg virus outbreaks can have high fatality rates, killing up to 88 percent of those infected, according to the World Health Organization.
North Korea Expected To Formalize Enemy Relations With South
The South Korean government believes the North could move further away from their "special relationship."
Four NATO Fighter Jets Scrambled Over Russian Drone Attack
The Bucharest 9 bloc recently issued a statement voicing concerns about the possibility of Russian drones and missiles landing in the territory of NATO states.
Putin Ally Found Dead with Gunshot Wound Near Moscow
A former minister with close financial ties to Vladimir Putin was found dead on Tuesday evening.
Chinese Ships Accused of Violent Assault in South China Sea
Vietnam-based security analyst Duan Dang told Newsweek: "Such attacks and robberies occur almost every year."
Russia Seizes Key Eastern Stronghold of Vuhledar
Ukraine's military has said that it has withdrawn troops from the front-line town of Vuhledar in the Donetsk region.
Map Shows Safest Countries for Women Travelers
The U.S. didn't rank on the list of the safest countries to visit as a woman.
Russia Attacks Ukrainian NATO Checkpoint
A Russian drone strike hit a Ukrainian border crossing with Romania in the early hours of Wednesday, according to reports.
October 7 Hamas Attacks: How Life Changed at Israel's Borders, One Year On
As conflict escalates in the region, Newsweek examines the impact of the past 12 months for residents, defense systems and intelligence.