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Justice Noam Sohlberg says the committee has no power to hold back Wednesday’s certification. All four Zionist opposition parties have ruled out serving under Netanyahu
Attackers switch cold rooms to defrost overnight and the food is gone by morning. Here is what is known, what is not, and what stores can do
Spending is on course to beat 2022 by about 30%, and more than half of the money so far has come through outside groups
The US cites trade barriers and security concerns. Rwanda was also hit with sanctions on its defence ministry last week
Anyone who gets the alert should assume the phone may be compromised, the cybersecurity office says. Nobody knows yet who is behind the attacks
Candidates of Pakistani origin are running in at least six states, most of them for state legislatures rather than Congress
He left Chile in 1998 with a tent and a few hundred dollars, crossed the frozen Bering Strait and swam the Caspian and the English Channel
He closed at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, talking repairs for 20 minutes before turning to the vote. A judge was also hearing a challenge over immigration agents at polling places
Rescuers and police officers are among the dead in Komyshuvakha, and people are still under the rubble. Zelensky says a second wave of bombs hit the shelter where people had taken cover
The challenge answers BJP charges that he is working for foreign powers. Amit Shah says even a party youth leader would beat him
It wants the ballots of people it calls likely noncitizens held back. Two lower courts have refused, and officials say many on its list of 20,000 were never mailed a ballot
The reversal in Michigan, one of the races that could decide the Senate, reopens a Democratic rift over Israel. El-Sayed says: ‘None of this matters’
Americans vote on Tuesday for all 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats and 36 governors, with the first polls closing at 4am on Wednesday in Pakistan
Beijing will send its Middle East envoy on “shuttle diplomacy” to Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia this month, as fears grow of new strikes after the US midterms
Herzi Halevi speaks publicly about the attack for the first time and says the country’s leaders must reject inside-job claims
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
India’s home minister says votes that “never existed” are behind the opposition’s protests, and offers a special session on the voter purge
Tehran says its seven-step plan can now be carried out in two days, but rules out sending its enriched uranium abroad
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
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.
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 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 Muslim Democrat is in a tight Michigan Senate race, and community leaders say hostility is at its highest since the September 11 attacks.
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.
Phones across Ukraine showed false warnings of radiation, chemical attack and street fighting for about an hour before all-clear messages went out.
The exchange says withdrawals spiked and are now stabilising, and that about 95 per cent of the stolen assets have been replaced.
Trump prefers to give talks more time and says he is in no hurry, while Israeli officials say they are preparing in case fighting resumes after Tuesday’s vote.
The jet was flying from Texas to the Bahamas. Governor DeSantis said it came down “like a missile”, leaving a large crater, and about 600 residents are expected to be moved.
The former prime minister’s 12 seats firm up Eisenkot’s lead before Herzog’s consultations, but the opposition is still far short of a majority.
Being asked first may not be enough: no bloc is near the 61 seats needed, and Liberman and United Torah Judaism remain undecided before consultations begin on Wednesday.
The Democrats leader says Netanyahu lacks the legitimacy to lead another war and urges rivals to form a government before Israel and the US strike Iran again.
Araghchi says the strait could reopen in two days if Washington lifts sanctions and cuts its military presence, but both sides say they are ready for war after Tuesday’s US midterms.
Police in Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg used water cannon after largely peaceful marches against spending cuts and military service ended in clashes.
The ship is safe and operational, its owner says, as attacks on Gulf shipping hit a record in October.
Five Kuki-Zo men have been killed in Manipur in two days as Kuki–Naga violence flares again and Kangpokpi stays shut down.
The exchange says it has replaced more than 90 per cent of the stolen tokens from its own funds and users will not bear the loss.
Gandhi said Modi would not be prime minister without CEC Gyanesh Kumar, as Kharge, Mamata Banerjee and Akhilesh Yadav vowed to fight the voter-roll purge and the BJP held counter-marches.
