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US sanctions Indian and Turkish firms accused of helping Iran
The US sanctioned Indian and Turkish companies accused of helping Iran circumvent oil export restrictions and operating airlines under false designations.
A month after Yemen government offensive began, war of attrition takes hold
A month into Yemen’s government offensive against Houthi fighters, the conflict has shifted toward a prolonged war of attrition with mounting casualties and no immediate resolution in sight.
Yemeni government forces claim control of strategic al-Jawf mountain range
Yemeni government forces claim they have seized control of the al-Dahida mountain range in al-Jawf province during an ongoing offensive against Houthi fighters, while fighting escalates across multiple fronts.
French blood storage impacted by freezer hacks as theories swirl about culprits
French blood storage facilities were compromised by hackers targeting refrigeration systems, though staff prevented damage and no blood products were lost. Authorities investigate multiple theories about the attackers’ identity.
Spain’s deadly train crashes have damaged public confidence in the system
A high-speed train crash near Urda in Spain killed 69 people, marking the second deadly rail incident in nine months and severely damaging public confidence in the nation’s rail system ahead of elections.
Israel’s president begins consultations with parties after election deadlock
Israel’s President Isaac Herzog has begun consultations with political parties to form a governing coalition following last week’s general election, which produced no clear majority winner among competing blocs.
Ukraine says bodycam video shows deadly Russian double-tap bombing
Ukraine released bodycam footage showing a Russian double-tap bombing attack on a southern village that killed at least 40 people at an aid centre and shelter on Monday.
Danish students join European protest wave against education funding cuts
Thousands of Danish students protested government plans to cut long-standing student stipends, joining broader European youth demonstrations against education funding reductions and cost-of-living pressures.
British healthcare worker with Ebola evacuated from DR Congo to UK
A British healthcare worker who contracted Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is being evacuated to the UK for treatment, marking the first British national to catch the virus in the current outbreak.
Israel political deadlock leaves Netanyahu’s future hanging in the balance
Israel’s election results face certification this week with neither Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc nor the opposition securing a parliamentary majority, leaving coalition negotiations deadlocked and the prime minister’s political future uncertain.
South Carolina shrimpers weigh costs, vote in crucial US midterms
South Carolina shrimpers face rising fuel costs, equipment expenses, and competition from imported shrimp as they vote in midterm elections, with concerns about NOAA funding cuts affecting their ability to fish safely.
Greenland parliament approves security deal with US, Denmark
Greenland’s parliament unanimously approved a security agreement with the US and Denmark on Tuesday, clearing the way for expanded American military presence in the Arctic region.
Yemen gov’t accuses IRGC, Hezbollah of sending 21 experts to back Houthis
Yemen’s government accused Iran’s IRGC and Hezbollah of deploying 21 military experts to assist the Houthis with planning and directing operations, marking a shift toward direct foreign involvement.
Rogers, El-Sayed urge turnout for critical race
Michigan voters cast ballots in a closely watched Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, who could become the first Muslim in the U.S. Senate, and Republican Mike Rogers seeking to fill retiring Senator Gary Peters’ seat.
France seethes again as youth-led protests sweep Europe
Hundreds of thousands of mostly young protesters demonstrated across France on Saturday over living costs and education, marking the third consecutive weekend of demonstrations with youth-led marches also reported in Germany and Italy.
Phala Phala farm theft: Man guilty of stealing cash from South African President Ramaphosa
A South African court found a man guilty of stealing over $580,000 from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s farm in 2020, a case that sparked an impeachment controversy involving the head of state.
North Korea denies being behind $6.3bn Binance crypto hack
North Korea denied allegations that it orchestrated a record $6.3bn Binance cryptocurrency hack, calling the accusations an attempt to damage its international reputation.
What time do polls open and close in the US midterm elections 2026?
Over 230 million eligible U.S. voters cast ballots Tuesday for all 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats, and governors in 36 states. Polls open as early as 5am in Vermont and close as late as 1am Eastern Time in Alaska.
Americans vote in midterms that could define Trump’s closing chapter
Americans vote in midterm elections as Trump faces record low approval ratings amid voter concerns about soaring food and fuel prices tied to tariffs and an unpopular Iran conflict.
California’s Bay Area debates data centres ahead of US midterm elections
California’s Bay Area cities are debating data centre expansion ahead of midterm elections, with residents concerned about energy grid strain and rising electricity costs.
Palestine weekly: Election deadlock meets West Bank sieges, Gaza killings
Palestinian parties in Israel won a record 19 seats in recent elections, while the West Bank faces ongoing military sieges and Gaza experiences continued deadly attacks amid humanitarian crises.
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