Middle East

Josep Borrell said Israeli attacks were forcing civilians to pay an “unacceptable price.”

The troops would add to the 40,000 American forces already in the region.

IDF hits 150 Hezbollah targets, the military said.

Ibrahim Aqil, a member of Hezbollah’s top military body, was one of several officials of the militant group targeted in Friday’s attack.

Friday brought further escalation in the Middle East after a week of explosive events.

The operations in Lebanon and Syria could spark a global reckoning over vulnerabilities faced by tech companies with global manufacturing operations.

“We have suffered a heavy blow” in the deadly waves of pager and walkie-talkie explosions, said Hassan Nasrallah.

Ban follows deadly blasts that killed at least 26 people in an apparent Israeli attack on Hezbollah.

The Israeli prime minister accused Keir Starmer’s government of “sending mixed messages.”

Army chief says Israel has “many more goals” to accomplish in the ongoing conflict.

Hezbollah members were targeted in the initial attack on pager devices on Tuesday afternoon.

Hungarian government hits back after Taiwanese company pointed the finger at Budapest firm, following mass simultaneous explosions in Lebanon.

Officials in Washington believe they still have ways to get Israel and Hamas to agree on the terms for phase one of the deal.

The Kremlin says Russian specialists will study the attacks to “eliminate such risks in our country.”

Thousands were wounded in a simultaneous explosive strike across Lebanon on Tuesday.

Fossil-fuel companies are the new patrons of Big Sport, according to think tank New Weather Institute.

Lebanese hospitals have reportedly been overwhelmed with patients.

Thierry Breton is out of the way, ridding the European Commission chief of her fiercest internal critic.

Funeral preparations were under way for Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a Turkish-American activist who was shot by the Israeli military on Sept. 6.

Ukraine is desperate to receive British Storm Shadow missiles — to Russia’s fury.

US secretary of state promises “further sanctions on Iran later today” as he warns European security at risk.

The protest called for Stockholm University to sever its ties with Israeli institutions.

The attack comes amid a tense military and political situation for Israel, with many people protesting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s failure to reach a cease-fire deal.