Mint has depicted Britain's royal family on coins for over 1,100 years since Alfred the Great; new monarch's effigy faces to the left, opposite direction of his mother

Strike in Zaporizhzhia takes place just hours before Moscow plans to annex more areas of Ukraine in an escalation of the seven-month war

Plan would try to placate former prime minster by letting him maintain almost full control of party but keep him out of government, allowing a coalition with Gantz's National Unity

Man, 32, was found by tour guide in a Himalayan region of northeastern India; Foreign Ministry working to assist family

Director Roman Shumunov tells the story of Leonid Berenshtein, who climbed the ranks in the underground, eventually discovering the factory producing Hitler's dreaded V2 rockets

Attack targets Shiite Muslim area, home to the minority Hazara community; no claim of responsibility

With no eyewitnesses or supporting testimonies by other guards and due to the alleged rape taking place in a room without cameras, prosecution struggles to gather enough evidence

'I apologize on behalf of all of us,' friend says at Yafit Furian funeral; woman's husband, lead suspect in case, remains hospitalized but will face questioning once awake

Most Jews believe some offenses too severe to forgive, that asking someone who's not the victim for forgiveness is illogical and that forgiveness isn't offered unconditionally

Some Jewish participants jarred by emphasis on forgiving hate crime perpetrators at confab just before Days of Awe, whose major theme is personal and communal accountability

Sanibel Island Jews perform tashlich in waters that force their evacuation; Orthodox Fort Myers residents unable to evacuate after not receiving alert during Rosh Hashanah

Visits to Joseph's Tomb regularly spark clashes, as IDF required to raid Palestinian city to secure visitors; army said holding off on targeted killings of West Bank terror chiefs

Tehran governor claims protests have ended and security has been restored, but chants of 'death to the dictator' can be heard from people's homes where it's harder to arrest them

Hussein al-Sheikh likely to meet with national security adviser, CIA officials as Ramallah seeks to push US to play more active role in de-escalating and solving the conflict

State Department spokesman says US 'heartbroken' over incident, notes investigation already being carried out by IDF, which says troops didn't use violence or enter boy's home