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Ineligibility Thresholds, Coalitions: Inside Israel's Electoral System
Israel's legislature consists of a single body, the Knesset, with 120 members elected for a four-year term.
Netanyahu Shares AI Image Of Nuclear Blast In Tel Aviv 2 Days Ahead Of Polls
The image in Netanyahu's post showed a huge mushroom cloud rising over a densely populated city, while an explosion engulfed several buildings beneath it.
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado Announces Return To Venezuela
Machado has been in exile since covertly leaving her South American homeland in late 2025 to receive her Nobel Peace Prize.
Trump Says "Gotta Stop" Killing Iran Leaders To Know Who US Is Dealing With
In the first few weeks of the war, the US and Israel killed several of Iran's top political and military leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in airstrikes.
73-Year-Old's Leg Swells Like A 'Large Watermelon' After Spider Bite
The recovery process was intense, as he said that the pain reached a nine out of ten, marking it as the most painful experience of his life.
"He Represents The Essence Of Humanity": BAPS Monk On flydubai Hero Smit Machchhar
BAPS monk Brahmavihari Swami praised flydubai pilot Smith Machar, saying he gets goosebumps whenever he hears the pilot’s name and thanking him for saving lives during a recent incident.
US Pilot Who Watched Moon Landing At 9 Donates Rs 3.8 Crore To Save Neil Armstrong's Childhood Home
Schreiber was nine years old when he watched Armstrong take his first steps on the Moon on July 20, 1969.
Zookeeper Mauled By Leopard In Zoo Enclosure In Netherlands, Fighting For Life
The victim suffered severe head injuries. She was airlifted to a local hospital, where she is undergoing treatment, including surgery.
Meghan Markle's Father Admits Paying For Sex, Denies Child Abuse Image Claims
Meghan has been estranged from her father since 2018, the year she married Prince Harry.
Violence, Tear Gas, Arrests: Europe Gripped By Growing Protests
French police arrested nearly 1,000 people across the country as officers faced what Interior Minister Laurent Nunez described as an "extremely elevated level of violence" from black-clad extremists.
Is AI Bubble Waiting To Burst? Nikhil Kamath Warns Of Tougher Months Ahead
Investor and entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath said nearly $1 trillion goes into AI every year, while revenue from enterprise use of AI is estimated at $100 billion to $200 billion.
$4.2 Billion Investment, 2,00,000 Cars A Year: Trump On Audi's Big US Plan
Audi, which is a unit of Volkswagen, said in its release that construction was scheduled to begin next year and production in the early 2030s.
Riyadh Airport Resumes Flight Operations Despite Houthi's "Unsafe" Warning
The fighting has shifted the focus of the wider US-Iran war and deepened a humanitarian disaster crippling Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries.
12, Including 6 Children, Injured In Shooting Near Florida University
In a statement, police said the preliminary investigation indicates that a fight broke out prior to the shooting. It followed a football game in a crowded area.
"We Don't Have 5 Years": Celebrated American General Sounds Alarm On War
Former CIA Director David Petraeus says the drone war in Ukraine has made traditional manoeuvre warfare obsolete, and that armies which do not overhaul themselves within a year risk being left behind
US To Strike Iran Today? Trump Keeps World On Edge With "Maybe" Response
Donald Trump had suggested on Friday that the US might launch renewed military operations against Iran.
How Melania Trump Brokered Ceasefire For Russia-Occupied Ukrainian Town
Asked if she had spoken with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky or Russian President Vladimir Putin, Melania and President Donald Trump said both.
Video: Superheroes 'Black Panther', 'Captain America' Join France Protests
Earlier, videos of many dressed as Napoleon Bonaparte and Batman have also surfaced on social media.
'Ukraine Violated Starlink, Used It To Kill People': Elon Musk As Speed Restores
Questions have persisted since last week about who ordered the interruptions to the Musk-made satellite internet system in Ukraine.
Over 5,000 Soldiers Guard Milan As Thousands March Across Italian Cities
The protests encompass a broad range of issues from education and corruption to anti-war movements, pensions and housing.
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Marine Le Pen vows French ‘renaissance’ as far right eyes seat of power
National Rally's Le Pen launches presidential campaign against backdrop of protests and social, economic discontent.
US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends Alaska Senate election lawsuit
The Department of Justice has faced criticism that its lawsuit is aimed at blocking a Democratic victory in a key race.
Marine Le Pen launches French presidential campaign
Marine Le Pen launches French presidential campaign
Trump VS California
The Democrats have redrawn district lines in a bid to flip five Republican-held seats in California.
Kenya bus crash kills at least 24 as government vows road safety crackdown
Church mourners die on Kenya’s Nairobi-Mombasa Highway weeks after another crash killed 17 people.
Can Carrick survive Man United’s slump and Fernandes fallout?
Manchester United cheer Michael Carrick off after Bournemouth loss but boo Bruno Fernandes, what now for crisis club?
Brazil election results 2026 live: Vote counting begins for Lula, Bolsonaro
Legal challenges likely as voting hour extension adds tension to Brazil's polarized political landscape.
The narrative battle over France’s unrest
Student protests, police violence and French media obsessed with 'barbarians'.
Iraqis mark seven years since Tishreen protests with reform demands
Thousands gather in Tahrir Square to mark seven years since Iraq’s 2019 ‘Tishreen’ protests.
Serbia’s Vucic concedes election defeat to student-led movement
Vucic says the opposition Student List is projected to win a parliamentary majority after nearly two years of protests.
Venezuela’s opposition leader Maria Corina Machado returns from exile
The Nobel laureate's homecoming follows national protests demanding free elections.
When is the 2026 Ballon d’Or, who are the favourites, and how can you watch it?
Al Jazeera Sport breaks down the award-voting criteria, top candidates and history ahead of the ceremony in London.
Will Michael Carrick be sacked? Man United manager says he doesn’t know
Manchester United's 0-3 home loss to Bournemouth has left the 20-time champions winless in eight Premier League games.
Uganda orders 21-day Ebola quarantine for citizens returning from DR Congo
Kampala says country is Ebola free, but Swiss authorities believe a woman diagnosed in Nigeria was infected in Uganda.
Israeli air strike on Gaza City university kills three people
Two Israeli strikes hit students and security guards at the Islamic University in Gaza City.
Jordan FA chief says AFC Congress ‘pure politics’ at behest of Infantino
Prince Ali bin Hussein said nobody was allowed to speak, question, debate or talk to the media at the AFC Congress.
US and Israel elections: New leaders, same policies?
Israeli governments change. US presidents come and go. But settlement expansion on occupied Palestinian land continues.
Can protests in Europe bring about change?
People have been taking to the streets to demand action.
AI’s ‘opportunity divide’ could deepen global inequality, UN official warns
The deputy secretary-general of UN's ICT agency says unequal access to AI means poorer nations may be left behind.
Jerusalem Daily: Israel expels thousands from Hebron
Jerusalem Daily: Israel expels thousands from Hebron
Trump’s tariff pause angers some US ranchers, boosts Brazilian beef imports
Just as American cattle went to market, Trump's action added unease to an industry already facing uncertainty.
Israel’s ‘Generation Right’ could shape Netanyahu’s future
The global trend may show young people leaning politically to the left, but in Israel… they’re leaning to the right.
Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid LIVE: La Liga El Clasico
Follow updates from El Clasico at Camp Nou, including the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game.
Jordanians mourn victims of deadly church attack
Jordanians mourn victims of deadly church attack
Israeli soldiers beat elderly Palestinian in Hebron
Israeli soldiers beat and injured Hijazi Shawer, a 70-year-old Palestinian shopkeeper and community leader.