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Reports from Iranian state media name Qeshm Island, Jask, Sirik and Bandar Abbas. The source headline says the US is moving to block land supply routes but provides no details.
The opposition leader was chosen over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but the tasking does not establish that Eisenkot has secured a majority.
President Isaac Herzog has given the opposition leader 28 days to seek a coalition after the election left the Knesset without a majority.
Goals from Federico Valverde, Arda Guler and Kylian Mbappe lifted Real Madrid provisionally level on points with the leaders, while Valencia finished with 10 men.
Al Jazeera says the rally went ahead despite a ban. The report gives no arrest tally or details of injuries.
Research links the licensed Ervebo vaccine to T-cell responses that recognise the Bundibugyo strain. A trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo is testing whether vaccine candidates can protect against it.
False bomb threats grounded flights and cyberattacks disrupted supermarket freezers, but the available account does not establish whether the incidents are connected.
The Al Jazeera report gives no details of the measures Jean-Luc Mélenchon says he would take.
White posted a photo at the briefing lectern but has not confirmed he will take the job.
Turnout estimates differ sharply, while police used tear gas in Paris and Lyon and clashes were reported in the capital.
Al Jazeera says the city, which had served as a refuge for people fleeing the war, is facing growing danger. The report provides no details of strikes or damage.
France Unbowed leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon has pledged higher wages, price controls and a reversal of pension reform in a manifesto launched ahead of the presidential race.
A Quincy Institute tally puts about $55 million of $84 million spent by AIPAC, the United Democracy Project and linked groups behind unsuccessful candidates.
Sultan Ibrahim says the conditional pardon is clear, while government offices cite unresolved legal questions as Najib’s transfer from prison remains delayed.
The 27 October election left no clear route to a parliamentary majority, while Netanyahu’s coalition remains the largest bloc despite losing its majority.
The October election left no clear path to a parliamentary majority. Netanyahu’s coalition lost its majority but remains parliament’s largest bloc.
Government forces say they repelled Houthi assaults in Marib and advanced in al-Jawf, while Houthi-run Saba reports deadly strikes in Sanaa province.
Farmers argue that Russian grain passing through Latvia helps fund Moscow’s war in Ukraine.
Civil society groups allege selective justice in cases involving critics of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The EU says criminal investigations should be impartial and free from political considerations.
Pope Leo XIV called on worshippers in Paysandú to build bridges and strengthen community. The Vatican estimated about 40,000 attended.
Prosecutors are seeking to identify who sent fake bomb threats to dozens of flights and whether foreign powers were involved. No explosives have been found.
With 98% of votes counted, the governing party had just over 30% and lost its majority in six of eight metropolitan regions.
Police arrested the wounded suspect after shots were fired in the city’s Main Market Square. Authorities have not confirmed a motive.
Al Jazeera reports that the Lebanese footballer, who was left in a coma after an Israeli airstrike, is back on the pitch coaching footballers.
The Houthis gave the casualty figures, which the supplied report does not independently confirm. It provides no details on when or where the strikes occurred.
The veteran left-wing politician launched his presidential programme with proposals to raise the minimum wage, cap essential food prices and return the retirement age to 60.
Al Jazeera reports construction is under way, but the supplied material gives no route details or start date.
The former Brexit negotiator says the UK could not choose which single market rules to follow, and predicts EU countries would reject a new budget rebate.
Authorities have not identified those responsible or disclosed a motive. President Bernardo Arevalo has directed security forces to assist prosecutors.
Al Jazeera reported a protest in Pau, but provided no details about its organisers or any link to demonstrations planned elsewhere in France.
Police reported around a dozen wounded in the shooting. The gunman was neutralised and taken to hospital as investigators examine the attack.
Authorities said a person identified as the perpetrator had been shot by police and was being taken to hospital as an investigation continued.
Police say officers shot the suspected perpetrator, while the account of a car firing at people in the city’s main market square remains based on initial reports.
Media representatives say AI answers draw on reporting while returning less traffic and revenue to news organisations. A proposed collective payment model and Google’s limited pilot show how the debate is moving from principle to practice.
Preliminary results give National 42 seats and Labour 36, leaving government formation dependent on negotiations and votes still to be counted.
The programme proposes retirement at 60 for people with 40 years of contributions, a €1,700 minimum wage and a gradual withdrawal from NATO.
At a Mass in Paysandú, Leo XIV praised mate as a tradition of sharing and called on Catholics to strengthen fraternity.
Police estimated about 18,000 people gathered in support of Reza Pahlavi, while local SPD and Greens branches boycotted the ceremony.
Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein says Baghdad is probing attacks on Gulf states and negotiating with Iran-aligned factions to bring their weapons under state control.
An Al Jazeera documentary follows three men with different claims on a marble gate left standing after the destruction of a family home during the battle to retake Mosul from ISIL.
Control of both congressional chambers gives Democrats new leverage, but Donald Trump retains veto power and the party is divided over its priorities.
After a reported attack killed at least 50 people in Komyshuvakha, authorities are installing protective netting and preparing for possible evacuations.
Al Jazeera reporter Nour Khaled reports that rainwater is inundating camps and causing makeshift shelters to collapse.
Unions and student groups planned an authorised march, while Yellow Vests activists called a separate rally in central Paris despite an authorities’ ban.
Pablo Pagis earns his first call-up as Kylian Mbappé and other players return from injury ahead of matches against Italy and Turkey.
The leaders visit second-placed Atletico Madrid on Sunday, with both sides having lost once in 11 league matches.
The foreign minister says criminals are seeking further information about him and his family. Giorgia Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers, but the report provides no independent confirmation.
Three tankers have changed course or left their destinations unclear, and no Russian diesel has reached the US. Traders face uncertainty over the reach of a temporary Treasury exemption.