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Israel holds elections Tuesday with voters deciding whether to reelect Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or choose center-right challenger Gadi Eisenkot, three years after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks.
An Emirati diplomat with Palestinian heritage who facilitated humanitarian aid to Gaza has entered the UN secretary general race as a late candidate, though facing scrutiny over UAE’s alleged weapons provision to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces.
France’s government fast-tracks a bill requiring protesters to pay up to €10,000 for vandalism at demonstrations even if they didn’t directly cause the damage, drawing accusations of undermining protest rights.
Arkansas Democrats are mounting unexpected challenges in a conservative state, with Senate candidate Hallie Shoffner and others framing their campaigns around shared values and economic hardship rather than partisan identity.
A decade after the demolition of Calais’s “Jungle” encampment, approximately 4,000 asylum seekers remain in smaller camps across northern France, facing frequent evictions and documented increases in police violence.
The Archdiocese of New York agreed to pay $800 million to settle claims from approximately 1,300 people alleging sexual abuse by clergy and lay workers.
