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The 39-year-old who killed one person and wounded seven near Paris said he chose the area as “a hotbed for Islamists”, prosecutors say, as Macron calls it a “racist terrorist attack”.
With all votes counted, Netanyahu’s bloc is down 11 seats on 2022 and Eisenkot’s has 48, leaving neither side a clear route to the 61 needed to govern.
Muslim leaders in Michigan say hostility is at its worst since 9/11 as Republicans accuse the Egyptian-American doctor, without evidence, of links to the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran.
The court found the men ran an “integrated scheme” to supply weapons to Sudan’s military and launder the proceeds through UAE companies and bank accounts.
Lt Gen Brett Sylvia, the Joint Staff’s head of strategy, plans and policy, was removed after reportedly failing three polygraph tests about sharing classified information with the media.
Doha said it was being made a scapegoat for Israeli politicians’ failures, while the election committee’s acting director said the vote had been conducted lawfully.
A jet-powered drone hit a crowded platform where a Zaporizhzhia-bound train was waiting, as Zelensky called for more sanctions on Russia.
Attendance at the fifth plenum fell below 300 for the first time under Xi, after a purge that has left the Central Military Commission with just two members.
The election committee chief ordered the security service to look into “serious suspicions” of outside influence, as 480,000 absentee ballots are counted and neither bloc nears 61 seats.
The Race Course mosque, a listed heritage property, was told to vacate within six days and had its power and water cut. The government says it will hear the Waqf Board first.
The INDIA bloc will also hold a mock “public impeachment” of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Saturday after its motions in Parliament were rejected.
Leaked recordings suggest the controller knew the Iryo train was still stationary as the Renfe train approached. Spain has begun three days of mourning.
The area under poppy rose to 43,000 hectares and opium output jumped fivefold to 1,500 tonnes, as farmers in Badakhshan say they have no alternative.
Qatar-led mediators are urging Tehran to let UN inspectors into bombed nuclear sites. Trump says: “We need to finish the job, either through a deal or another way.”
The Gandhinagar court said that if such accused were not punished, “the mother cows will become extinct”.
Witnesses said RSF fighters had gathered at the market. MSF said a hospital it supports received 36 bodies and more than 150 wounded.
The ministry says the AVE train was cleared to restart after a safety-system failure and hit 200km/h when it should have been limited to 40km/h.
Inspections of Kuki camps under the lapsed Suspension of Operations pact found only one of 159 registered members at one site.
In a letter posted after landing in Miami, the defeated candidate vowed to lead the opposition from the United States and said there was no arrest warrant against him.
US officials say the letter to Mohsen Rezaei was ordered by Trump. Trump says the contact was about “medical supplies”.
The mayor’s rating among city voters rose nine points in a month as Republicans try to tie him to Governor Kathy Hochul, who now leads by 14 points.
Ali al-Zaidi and Ahmed al-Sharaa discussed oil exports through Baniyas, trade and border security in the first such visit since the fall of Bashar al-Assad.
A third of Delhi’s electorate was deleted from the draft roll. Their lawyer says the Election Commission is making them sign “a false declaration” to get back on.
Sami Abu Shehadeh, barred from standing himself, said Palestinian citizens of Israel were being treated as illegitimate partners despite record turnout.
Likud accused Arab parties of bribery, threats and forgery after a record Arab vote left both blocs short of a majority. The elections committee is reviewing the claims, none of which has been verified.
The Kuki-Zo Council renewed its demand for a separate Union Territory after security forces raided a camp of a group under the Suspension of Operations pact.
Brazil’s defeated presidential candidate, who said he had ‘never thought’ of leaving, landed in Florida as Trump backed his entry to the US.
From Gaza to Tehran, people expect no change whoever wins, as Netanyahu’s bloc leads 53 to 48 with 86 per cent of votes counted.
The Calcutta High Court told YouTube, X and Instagram to preserve logs and reveal unidentified account holders, as Raj Thackeray deleted the film after a police request.
A mediator-side official says Tehran is weighing the draft and will reply this week, but a senior Iranian official says it is ‘not an offer’ and Iran will not budge on its nuclear programme.
A Renfe train ploughed into the back of a stationary Iryo train near Urda on the Madrid–Seville line, in Spain’s second deadly rail crash this year.
Families of the dead will get Rs5 lakh each as the stalled storm weakens over land and Chief Minister Naidu asks Delhi for a damage assessment team.
Netanyahu’s lead keeps narrowing, and the opposition could only reach a majority with the Arab-led lists, which won 18 seats on the partial count.
Replacing munitions alone accounts for more than $29bn, and the figures leave out repairs to US bases hit by Iranian missiles, as Trump weighs restarting combat after the midterms.
Partial official results show Likud on 28 seats and Eisenkot’s Yashar on 21, but the gap is narrowing and 650,000 double-envelope ballots are still to come.
Channel 12 now gives Netanyahu’s camp 52 seats to the opposition’s 49, as the prime minister rules out relying on Arab parties. These are exit polls, not results.
Türkiye is the last of the three signatories to ratify the August pact, which officials in Ankara call defensive and open to other regional states.
The very severe cyclonic storm began landfall near Narsapur, washing away boats in Kakinada and dumping more than 200mm of rain on Visakhapatnam.
Channel 13 and Kan now put both blocs on 51 seats, with Likud up to 27 and Arab-led parties on 18. These are exit polls, not results.
Netanyahu wants to be first to try to form a government, Israeli media reported, as a former ambassador said there is “no way in the world” he can build a coalition.
