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.
At Türkiye’s national day event in Islamabad, the prime minister thanked Ankara for standing by Pakistan during Marka-i-Haq and invited Turkish investors to Karachi’s Erdogan economic zone.
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.
WIPO says Pakistan’s strengths lie in its digital economy, from app creation to ICT services exports, as it performs above expectations for its level of development.
The Finance Ministry says the July-September surplus narrowed to 0.8% of GDP from 1.7%, as subsidies were cut by 90% and development spending rose sharply.
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.
