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Residents in Lebanon and Syria expect little change in Israeli policy after the election.

Israel's first election since October 7 appears deadlocked, with neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot on track for a majority.

Lissu, who faces treason charge carrying a possible death sentence, refused food after being denied access to lawyers.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, met in Moscow.

Exit polls show no outright winner, but suggest Netanyahu's coalition is tied with the main Jewish-led opposition bloc.

US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has claimed Arabs have not made contributions to math, science or literature.

US President Donald Trump says he will respect the results of the November 3 midterm elections if they are ‘honest’.

Deadly tornado strikes construction site in Turkiye

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance shared Ukraine donation data with Russian authorities resulting in his conviction.

Rain has offered brief relief from wildfires in Indonesia, but underground peat fires continue to burn

Once mocked for being the most famous player never to win a trophy, Kane now has the most prestigious individual honour.

Andre Janones built a WhatsApp army of nearly 11 million subscribers. Did it help Lula win?

Trump's comments come as his administration files legal challenges to Democrat-led US states over election integrity.

Voting has begun in Israel, with over seven million eligible voters expected at the polls.

In one social media post, PM Netanyahu accused Arab voters of 'raiding the polling stations and stealing the elections'.

President Vucic called the incident an attack on free speech and the freedom of journalism.

The deportation was the first of its kind since a mass border crossing into the territory from Morocco in July.

A fire has torn through Guryong Village, Seoul’s last shanty-town, forcing more than 100 people to evacuate.

Mourners have buried four members of a family, including three children, killed in Jordanian airstrikes in Syria.

Lula’s fourth term may have spared BRICS an internal fracture at a time when Trump is trying to reassert US power.