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Footage Shows Aftermath of Tel Aviv Car, Stabbing Attack
The attack likely stemmed from revenge after Israel launched an operation against Jenin earlier this week.
Viking Sword in Ancient Grave Unearthed Under Family Home
"At first I thought 'is this for real?,'" archaeologist Joakim Wintervoll told Newsweek.
Monkey Carried Around Dead Baby for Days, Then Ate It
The drill, a female named Kumasi, was caught on video eating the body of her infant son, which had died after living for only eight days.
Russia and Ukraine's War of Drones Is Escalating
Moscow accused Ukraine of launching five drone strikes against the Russian capital on Tuesday morning.
Turkey Proclaims 'Red Line' for Sweden NATO Bid
Finland and Sweden applied to join NATO last year, with Finland having since joined the alliance, but Sweden is encountering challenges from NATO members.
Russia Loses 31,000 Soldiers in Under Two Months Amid Counteroffensive—Kyiv
Ukraine's armed forces said on Tuesday that Russia had faced troop losses of more than 231,000 since the start of the war.
Prigozhin's Chances of Being Assassinated in Belarus
Ukrainian intelligence have said there is an FSB plot to kill the Wagner founder, who has been exiled to Belarus after his mutiny against Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine Crossing Dnieper River Would Be a Nightmare for Russia
If Ukrainian troops establish themselves on the river's left bank, things will change dramatically for Russia, think tank founder Sergej Sumlenny told Newsweek.
Ukraine Hails U.S. Patriot's 'Record' Five Russian Aircraft Hits in One Day
A slew of Russian aircraft were shot down "almost simultaneously" on May 13, 2023, Russian state media reported at the time.
Woodpecker Fossil From 200,000 Years Ago Found in 'Staggering' Condition
The fossil was found preserved in rock in a stone quarry, and is now on display in a local museum.
Prigozhin Is 'Not Safe' From Putin in Belarus, Resistance Says
Wagner troops settling in Belarus will be caught between a vengeful Kremlin and hostile locals, a political adviser told Newsweek.
Why India Is Bringing China, Russia, Pakistan, More Together to Boost Ties
The SCO told Newsweek the bloc is "increasingly necessary at a time of global political turbulence and the rise of devastating threats and challenges."
Mystery Explosion Near Russia's Shahed Drone Launch Base Leaves Huge Crater
Kyiv has reported waves of Shahed drone strikes on Ukrainian territory in recent days.
Video Shows Russian BM-21 Grad Units Wiped Out in Artillery Strike
The footage comes as Ukraine's deputy defense minister said Kyiv's forces were advancing on the city of Bakhmut, where the situation had "escalated again."
GoFundMe for Cop Who Shot French Teen Raises Far More Than Victim's Family
A fundraiser started for the officer who shot Nahel Merzouk last week has raised four times the amount of a similar effort launched for Merzouk's mother.
At Least Nine Cats Killed in Bird Flu Outbreak
Avian influenza is a highly contagious disease that primarily affects birds but has the potential to spill over into mammals, including—in rare cases—humans.
Commander of Russia's Chechen Special Forces Killed in Ukraine
The fighter had fought against Ukraine since the war's inception.
China 'Ready' to Help Israeli-Palestinian Peace as Netanyahu Plans Trip
"China is deeply concerned about the escalation of conflict between Israel and Palestine," Chinese Embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu told Newsweek.
Russia's Failures Pit Kremlin Against Its Own War Supporters: ISW
Russian President Vladmir Putin may have to choose between his defense ministry and maintaining support among Russian military bloggers.
Jordan Caught Off Guard by Israel's West Bank Raid, 'Must Stop Immediately'
After an IDF spokesperson said Jordan was "made aware" of the ongoing operation in Jenin, a Jordanian official tells Newsweek that is "totally false."
Iran Says No Talks, Ready to Help Palestinians Win by 'Force' Over Israel
"The Israeli regime only responds to force," thus "Iran supports any request for assistance from the Palestinian resistance," Iran's U.N. Mission told Newsweek.
Prigozhin Promises New 'Victories' for Wagner Group
The vague statement comes as the Wagner Group leader has sought refuge in Belarus.