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Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc won fifty-three seats in Israel's election, falling short of a majority. Amid ongoing investigations into unproven fraud claims, difficult coalition talks are expected before President Isaac Herzog consults party leaders.
Israel’s election count remains too close to call as Netanyahu’s bloc leads but neither side has a clear majority, with coalition talks and final results still pending.
Following Israel's inconclusive election, President Herzog urged party leaders to avoid a second vote. With neither bloc securing a majority, Arab parties emerged as potential kingmakers amid looming regional tensions.
Sixty-eight people died and one hundred were injured in a Spanish high-speed train collision on Wednesday. This disaster marks the second fatal crash on the Madrid-Andalusia route within nine months.
Benjamin Netanyahu secured a parliamentary lead following an election characterised by high turnout, ensuring he remains prime minister as his right-wing bloc outperforms rivals, cementing a decisive nationalist shift in Israeli politics.
France faces violent nationwide protests over school conditions and living costs, sparking a broader European backlash as citizens demonstrate against economic pressures, housing crises, and governmental failures across multiple nations.
US midterm elections test public sentiment on Donald Trump’s administration by deciding control of Congress, where lawmakers pass laws, control the federal budget, and scrutinise government policies amid rising economic and immigration concerns.
An attack on Dammam airport in Saudi Arabia killed one Indian national and injured two others, while a separate drone strike at Shaybah oilfield injured another Indian amid renewed Houthi attacks.
Trump-backed Republican Vivek Ramaswamy leads Democrat Amy Acton by three points in Ohio’s tight gubernatorial race, following campaign setbacks and shifting poll results ahead of the November election.
Following violent weekend riots, French authorities imposed local curfews and banned protests in Paris, Lille and Nice. Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu blamed far-left groups as thousands of shops suffered looting damage.
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