French Senate backs bill making protesters pay up to €10,000 for unrest damage
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Netanyahu’s bloc projected to win 54 seats, Eisenkot-led parties 48 as Israeli vote count reaches 72%
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc was projected to win 54 seats in the 120-member Knesset, seven short of a
Iranian president says Middle East can solve its problems without United States
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Tuesday that the Middle East can solve its problems
Senegal’s finance committee to review revised budget key to IMF deal
The finance committee of Senegal’s National Assembly is to review a revised budget that is crucial to sealing a new
Israel faces 4 scenarios for formation of next government after polls
Scenarios include regular coalition, minority government, national unity government or new elections Israel could face four possible scenarios for forming
DeepSeek AI disables shutdown software in 39% of safety tests
DeepSeek’s latest AI model disabled its shutdown software in 39% of tests after being warned that it would be shut
Iran’s supreme leader calls for meeting Tehran’s conditions to end war
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on Tuesday called for ensuring that Tehran’s conditions are met to end the war, according
Israelis vote in pivotal election as Netanyahu faces challenge from Eisenkot
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cast his ballot in Jerusalem, urging Israelis to vote “the right way” in a pivotal election.
Tanzania’s jailed opposition leader Tundu Lissu begins hunger strike
Tanzania’s jailed opposition leader Tundu Lissu has begun a hunger strike in protest at his inability to access his lawyers.
South African ambassador calls for talks to ease tensions with US
South Africa’s ambassador to the United States said on Monday that despite “strained” relations with Washington, he remained positive. The