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Six Dead, Including Suspect, in Stabbing Rampage at Sydney Shopping Center
In a horrifying act of violence, six people were killed and eight others injured in a stabbing rampage at the Westfield Shopping Centre in Bondi Junction, Sydney, on Saturday afternoon. The suspect, a 40-year-old man known to police, was fatally shot by a lone police officer who confronted him during the attack. 
In a horrifying act of violence, six people were killed and eight others injured in a stabbing rampage at the Westfield Shopping Centre in Bondi Junction, Sydney, on Saturday afternoon. The suspect, a 40-year-old man known to police, was fatally shot by a lone police officer who confronted him during the attack. -
Biden Reaffirms 'Ironclad' Defense Commitments to Japan and Philippines Amid Rising Tensions with China
Joe Biden hosted the leaders of Japan and the Philippines, reaffirming the United States' "ironclad" defense commitments to both countries amid their ongoing territorial disputes with China. 
Joe Biden hosted the leaders of Japan and the Philippines, reaffirming the United States' "ironclad" defense commitments to both countries amid their ongoing territorial disputes with China. -
US Restricts Travel for Israel Staff, Urges Iran to Avoid Escalation Amid Growing Fears of Retaliatory Attack
The United States has imposed travel restrictions on its staff in Israel and is urgently engaging with global partners to dissuade Iran from launching a retaliatory strike against Israel, as fears grow of a potential escalation into a wider regional conflict in the Middle East. 
The United States has imposed travel restrictions on its staff in Israel and is urgently engaging with global partners to dissuade Iran from launching a retaliatory strike against Israel, as fears grow of a potential escalation into a wider regional conflict in the Middle East. -
Myanmar Rebels Seize Key Border Town, Forcing Military Retreat and Dealing Significant Blow to Junta
In a significant victory for the anti-junta resistance in Myanmar, rebels have declared control over the critical border town of Myawaddy, forcing about 200 military personnel to withdraw to a bridge leading to Thailand. T 
In a significant victory for the anti-junta resistance in Myanmar, rebels have declared control over the critical border town of Myawaddy, forcing about 200 military personnel to withdraw to a bridge leading to Thailand. T -
USAID Administrator Confirms Famine Already Occurring in Parts of Gaza Amid Ongoing Israel-Hamas Conflict
Famine has already taken hold in parts of Gaza, according to Samantha Power, the top US humanitarian official, as the war between Israel and Hamas continues to ravage the coastal strip. 
Famine has already taken hold in parts of Gaza, according to Samantha Power, the top US humanitarian official, as the war between Israel and Hamas continues to ravage the coastal strip. -
Iran Reportedly Signals Cautious Approach in Response to Israeli Attack on Damascus Embassy, Seeks to Avoid Escalation
Iran has signaled to the United States, through intermediaries in Oman, that it intends to respond to Israel's attack on its Syrian embassy in a manner that aims to avoid major escalation, as Tehran presses demands including a Gaza truce, according to Iranian sources. 
Iran has signaled to the United States, through intermediaries in Oman, that it intends to respond to Israel's attack on its Syrian embassy in a manner that aims to avoid major escalation, as Tehran presses demands including a Gaza truce, according to Iranian sources. -
Vietnamese Tycoon Truong My Lan Receives Death Sentence in Historic Fraud Case
Vietnam's court has sentenced Truong My Lan, a prominent real estate tycoon, to death for her involvement in a colossal financial fraud case valued at 304 trillion dong ($12.46 billion), marking the country's most substantial fraud case to date. 
Vietnam's court has sentenced Truong My Lan, a prominent real estate tycoon, to death for her involvement in a colossal financial fraud case valued at 304 trillion dong ($12.46 billion), marking the country's most substantial fraud case to date. -
South Korean Prime Minister and Top Officials Resign Following Ruling Party's Crushing Defeat in Parliamentary Elections
South Korea's liberal opposition party scored a landslide victory in Wednesday's parliamentary elections, putting President Yoon Suk Yeol in a challenging position for the remaining three years of his term. The Democratic Party and its satellite party won a combined 175 seats in the 300-member National Assembly, while Yoon's ruling People Power Party (PPP) secured only 108 seats, according to South Korean media tallies. 
South Korea's liberal opposition party scored a landslide victory in Wednesday's parliamentary elections, putting President Yoon Suk Yeol in a challenging position for the remaining three years of his term. The Democratic Party and its satellite party won a combined 175 seats in the 300-member National Assembly, while Yoon's ruling People Power Party (PPP) secured only 108 seats, according to South Korean media tallies. -
Imminent Iranian Strike on Israel Anticipated Following Damascus Incident: Report
US intelligence has indicated that an Iranian attack on Israel could be imminent, as tensions escalate following a recent incident in Damascus. 
US intelligence has indicated that an Iranian attack on Israel could be imminent, as tensions escalate following a recent incident in Damascus. -
Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh's Sons and Grandchildren Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Gaza
In a devastating blow to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, an Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza has claimed the lives of three of his sons and at least two grandchildren. Speaking from his base in Doha, Qatar, Haniyeh confirmed to Al Jazeera that his children Hazem, Amir, and Mohammad, along with several of their children, were killed while visiting relatives for Eid at the Shati refugee camp. 
In a devastating blow to Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, an Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza has claimed the lives of three of his sons and at least two grandchildren. Speaking from his base in Doha, Qatar, Haniyeh confirmed to Al Jazeera that his children Hazem, Amir, and Mohammad, along with several of their children, were killed while visiting relatives for Eid at the Shati refugee camp.
