A total of 17 overnight air raids had hit Beirut by dawn on Thursday as the Israeli military kept up its bombardment.
A full eclipse was visible from Chile and Argentina, with other parts of the world seeing a partial ‘crescent’ eclipse.
Once bustling with busy streets, Beirut’s southern suburbs have become a ‘ghost town’.
South Korea’s president revived the now annual parade to signal the country’s readiness to respond to N Korean threats.
Israel’s bombardment of Lebanon has driven some Beirut residents onto city beaches to seek safety.
The renewed surge in strikes on Gaza comes as Israel launches a ground offensive in Lebanon.
Emergency crews work to clear roads, restore power and reach people left stranded by deadly storm.
Two people died overnight in a large wildfire burning through forestland above a seaside resort in southern Greece.
The mass displacement into the war-torn neighbour began a week ago when Israel widened its attacks on Lebanon.
Recovery and rescue work has stepped up, with casualty numbers pushing towards 200.
Thousands of people have rallied across the world, calling on Israel to end its war on Gaza and Lebanon.
More than 1,000 people took to the streets of Tel Aviv to demand a deal with Hamas to return the Israelis held in Gaza.
Nasrallah, who led Hezbollah for decades, is the most powerful person to be killed in weeks of cross-border fighting.
A mass burial is also held in Khan Younis after 88 unidentifiable bodies of Palestinians were sent to Gaza by Israel.
