A Damaged Building Collapsed in Gaza — What Happened?
A damaged building in Gaza City fell down on Sept. 16. People sheltering inside were killed and many were trapped.

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A damaged building in Gaza City fell down on Sept. 16. People sheltering inside were killed and many were trapped.

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen invited Canada to become the first associate member, a brand new status that still needs to be defined.

A damaged building holding displaced families collapsed in Gaza City, killing at least 19 and trapping dozens.

Vance rejected global AI safety rules and told labs to stop risky work; Anthropic's Amodei wants coordinated limits with China that protect the U.S. lead.

The U.S. announced visa blocks for certain South Africans over claims of anti-white discrimination, without naming anyone, as part of wider pressure on Pretoria.

Veteran Nigerian actor Olu Jacobs has died at 84 after a long career across British and Nigerian screen and stage.

AI data center growth could triple yearly toxic e-waste, leaving hundreds of millions of tonnes of hard-to-handle trash by 2050.

India summoned Pakistan's diplomat to protest a Sept. 15 naval collision it blames on Pakistan, citing a 1991 distance rule, amid long-strained ties.

The EU invited Canada to work toward first-ever associate membership, building on trade, research and defence ties. No legal text exists yet.

Ladbrokes owner Entain may cut 400 UK support jobs, saying a higher tax on betting-shop machines could cost £100m.
