Israel's count closes with Netanyahu on 53, Eisenkot on 48 and Arab parties at a record 19
Neither bloc reaches the 61 needed to govern. The Arab parties' record 19 seats make them decisive — and Likud has accused them of electoral fraud.
Neither bloc reaches the 61 needed to govern. The Arab parties' record 19 seats make them decisive — and Likud has accused them of electoral fraud.
Staff, patients and relatives were among the dead in Tharparkar, Sindh. The blast happened as patients were being moved to another hospital, police said.
The Railway Station Masters' Association wrote to Spain's ambassador, calling the Toledo deaths a grief shared by the international railway community.
The CACCO facility outside San Jose, built with Salvadoran help on the model of Bukele's CECOT, received its first prisoners two weeks after being inaugurated.
The Bundibugyo-strain outbreak declared in May is the DRC's largest, and has spread to four countries beyond its borders.
40-year keeper mauled by Persian leopards at Beekse Bergen; cats were indoors due to bad weather and the enclosure had no cameras.
The FEC's electronic filing system for campaign funds was disrupted, Hiru News reports, citing Reuters and an email it had seen.
Bolsonaro left Brazil as his passports were cancelled in a criminal inquiry; Lula said those with nothing to hide fear nothing.
A 12-minute bidding war among six contenders took the fossil past its $6-9 million estimate to the second-highest price ever paid for a fossil.
A Renfe express from Madrid collided with a halted service in Toledo, killing at least 68. The transport minister blamed control centre error.
Arun Hemachandra signed an agricultural cooperation MoU and met Türkiye's deputy labour minister on employment for Sri Lankan workers.
Ambassador O.L. Ameer Ajwad met Sivarasa on 26 October, the first consular visit since Saudi Arabia's Supreme Court set aside his death sentence.
Turnout reached 77.7%, the highest since 1999. Exit polls put Gadi Eisenkot's bloc narrowly ahead of Netanyahu's, with neither near a majority.
Aleksandar Vucic has conceded Serbia's snap election after a student-led movement took 52.54% of the vote, ending his party's grip on power since 2012.
A score of 10.2 keeps Sri Lanka in the moderate band but near the low-hunger threshold. Cyclone Ditwah put it on a food-crisis watchlist for the first time.
Signed in Ankara by the two countries' deputy ministers, the protocol is aimed at improving air connectivity, tourism and trade.
A woman married four months ago collapsed and died at a Jhansi hotel. Relatives allege murder; authorities await post-mortem results.
A church bus from a funeral collided with a truck on Kenya's Nairobi-Mombasa highway. Transport minister calls for urgent safety reforms.
Lula beats Bolsonaro in run-off after trailing in first round. His new term begins January 2027 amid regional rightward shift.
Almost 1,000 people were detained as 410,000 marched against living costs and school conditions — but last weekend's violence did not repeat.
The Navy brought crew ashore from tankers that US sanctions warnings have left unprovisioned since August. Forty sailors have been treated and flown home.
King Khalid International reopened 15 days after Houthi attack. SriLankan's Colombo–Riyadh route remains suspended until 1 November.
Two Sri Lankan women were found dead in separate incidents in Kuwait. Both cases have been registered as suspected foul play and referred to forensic examiners.
Hiru News reports a near-total collapse in bilateral trade. The underlying figures are Pakistani trade authority data released in August, not a new disclosure.