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The party says only 4,612 votes kept a seat from moving to the right, a day after Justice Sohlberg said the outcome would stand
The Yisrael Beytenu leader refuses to serve with Netanyahu under any circumstances and says the opposition may find defectors from Likud
Shares in both companies fall as analysts ask whether the chipmaker is paying too much amid growing doubts over AI spending
India’s home minister says votes that “never existed” are behind the opposition’s protests, and offers a special session on the voter purge
Ceremonies were held in all 10 districts for the fighters who ended Dogra rule and chose to join Pakistan
The privatised airline’s board calls the New Zealander “a world expert” in reviving airlines and a “pivotal chapter” in its transformation
Landsat photographs reveal large areas of bare ice after a warm winter, which a glaciologist says will wear away the skull’s jawline and eye socket
Tehran says its seven-step plan can now be carried out in two days, but rules out sending its enriched uranium abroad
Ali Pervaiz Malik rules out a fuel shortage and says November supplies are covered, but gives no new price before talks with refiners on Tuesday
Only Rs91 billion of Rs511 billion approved under the Apna Ghar housing scheme has reached borrowers, the prime minister’s review meeting was told
One Swedish store says its freezers were “hacked” and set to 50 degrees as food is thrown away at dozens of shops
“The world has eroded its supply buffers,” Sultan Al Jaber tells the ADIPEC energy conference in Abu Dhabi, with diesel stocks at a 35-year seasonal low in some markets
The 26-year-old took the vacant atomweight belt in Thailand on the judges’ scorecards after a headbutt left her with a fractured nose
Emergency departments stay open as the Pakistan Medical Association protests point of sale rules and criminal cases against doctors
OpenAI chief says there must be “no room for debate” over human control, and names energy as the one challenge he faces today
Those convicted will serve their sentences in Pakistani prisons before going home, officials say, after raids on seven centres last month led to more than 600 arrests.
The deputy commissioner must explain the extended detention of Noreen and Uzma on November 4, while Aleema Khan’s petition has been adjourned until next week.
Prices rose 1.1 per cent in the month, and inflation has averaged 10.05 per cent so far this financial year against 4.79 per cent a year earlier.
Workers want the minimum wage more than doubled to 30,000 taka a month, and say a new government wage board does not go far enough.
Civil defence alerts were issued and lifted across southern Saudi cities, while Houthi media say seven people were wounded in coalition strikes in Hodeidah province.
CCTV did not show Real’s 3-0 win at Racing Santander, and it is unclear whether talks to end the dispute have begun.
He had been detained since June 2024 and his family was told only recently. He is the second UN employee to die in Houthi custody.
The information minister says the academy will work with the private sector and universities to train young people in film, drama and digital content, and raise PTV’s revenue.
The severe cyclonic storm is forecast to cross the south Andhra coast around midnight with winds of up to 110 kilometres an hour, and officials plan to evacuate 30,000 people.
The Hebron Governorate says more than 3,300 Palestinians were displaced or affected and 15 homes and other structures were demolished during the operation.
The finance minister tells a digital assets dialogue that talks are under way before a request for proposals, and urges banks to build expertise while warning of constant cyberattacks.
Ignite’s startup programme takes the top prize in its category, and Pakistan also wins silver and bronze honours at the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation awards.
The proposals, now before the cabinet, would tie prices to import costs after market rates ran up to Rs158 a kilogram above the official ceiling this year.
Satellites detected more than 13,000 fire spots in Punjab in October, most of them on farmland, as five of the province’s cities ranked among Pakistan’s six most polluted.
Punjab still owes the most at $6.4 billion, but the gap has narrowed to under $800 million as combined provincial foreign debt reaches $15.63 billion.
First-quarter rice export volumes are up 51 per cent and earnings 37 per cent, an industry expert says, as Pakistan pushes for third place in the world rice trade.
Barrick has not announced a new timeline. Its chairman is expected in Islamabad this month, and estimates of what a delay would cost range from $450 million to $10 billion.
The Muslim Democrat is in a tight Michigan Senate race, and community leaders say hostility is at its highest since the September 11 attacks.
Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui says urban Sindh has the strongest case for a province, days after Bilawal declared a ‘full stop’ to the debate.
Justice Noam Sohlberg says official results go to President Herzog on Wednesday as planned, while Likud says a ‘black cloud’ hangs over the vote until the Shin Bet inquiry ends.
The plan would give Pakistan its first LNG storage at Port Qasim, outside the Strait of Hormuz, but no binding equity commitments have been confirmed.
The Mercedes driver breaks Sebastian Vettel’s record and becomes Italy’s first champion since 1953 after finishing third in a red-flagged race.
Phones across Ukraine showed false warnings of radiation, chemical attack and street fighting for about an hour before all-clear messages went out.
A three-member bench also warns lawyers against using review petitions to reargue cases, pointing to costs, forfeited deposits and disciplinary action.
The exchange says withdrawals spiked and are now stabilising, and that about 95 per cent of the stolen assets have been replaced.
