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Analyst Beverly Ochieng says Moscow offers fewer major investment commitments than China and Western partners, while retaining political, military and commercial ties across the continent.
El Salvador says it will send more than 2,000 soldiers to search for four missing technicians and support security operations. Haiti’s electoral authorities have postponed the first round of national elections to 18 July 2027.
Twelve former officials who resigned over the administration’s approach to Gaza want Democratic presidential hopefuls to acknowledge US support for Israel and rule out appointing people they say enabled the policy.
Five days before the vote, RealClearPolling puts Democrats ahead nationally as both parties campaign for control of Congress.
City recovered from two deficits to draw 2–2, then beat Brighton 4–3 on penalties. Bradford stand between them and a semi-final place.
A 1-1 draw at Anfield went to penalties, where Liverpool edged Chelsea to reach the quarter-finals.
Under-35 households hold 2.8 per cent of wealth across 22 surveyed countries, as housing and everyday costs add to young people’s concerns.
A Renfe train struck a stationary Iryo service in Castilla-La Mancha. The cause and operational decisions remain under investigation.
Liverpool won 6–5 in the shoot-out after a 1–1 draw, with Chelsea’s Wesley Fofana sending his attempt over the bar.
Analysts cited by Al Jazeera say a Democratic victory might improve transatlantic relations while dampening concern about Europe’s far right and intensifying pressure on Ukraine.
The eastern parliament’s approval gives the 2019 Turkiye-Libya agreement stronger domestic backing, while Greece, Cyprus and Egypt continue to challenge its claims.
Al Jazeera footage shows healthcare workers celebrating after the centre’s final patient left. The report does not establish whether the outbreak is over or the facility has closed.
The report’s headline links Barack Obama’s mockery to a response involving Cheesecake Factory, but the supplied material gives no further details.
Emergency Lawyers reports more than 100 dead, while another monitoring group gives a lower preliminary count. The figures remain unverified.
The broadcaster says videos circulating on social media show Israeli settlers assaulting the journalists. The supplied account gives no names or injury details.
In his first statement since leaving for the United States, Bolsonaro made an unverified claim about Brazil’s presidency.
Al Jazeera reports that people entered a Serbian TV studio and confronted its editor-in-chief after a student-led movement came to power.
Al Jazeera reported clashes between police and demonstrators it described as far-right, amid anger over a deadly rail collision.
Al Jazeera reports that parties representing Arab citizens of Israel made gains, prompting a rally for a Jewish-Arab government.
A draft declaration sets out cooperation on cables, LNG and youth work opportunities, with leaders to continue defining the partnership until a summit next year.
Transport Minister Óscar Puente said a train was ordered to proceed despite a technical failure that had halted services. The cause of the collision remains under investigation.
Projections give Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc 53 seats and the opposition 48, leaving coalition negotiations uncertain as more than 500,000 special ballots remain.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran is in close contact with mediators, but the reported account gives no details of proposed steps or a start date.
The defeated presidential candidate has not conceded the run-off and called himself the country’s rightful leader, while electoral officials and his party have accepted the result.
Four UN-mandated experts say arrests, detention and force appear disproportionate, and urge a comprehensive review of policing strategies.
CACCO can hold up to 5,100 people. Officials say it will help ease overcrowding, but its impact is not yet established.
At least 68 people were killed and 80 injured in Castilla-La Mancha. The transport minister described a red-signal authorisation, but investigators have yet to establish the sequence of events.
The EU says it is not concerned about supplies, while storage stands at 72 per cent and households face a “difficult” season.
A reported signalling problem halted trains south of Madrid before a Renfe service was ordered to proceed in error, according to Transport Minister Óscar Puente.
The defeated senator has not conceded Lula’s victory and says he will seek to annul the result. His party has recognised it.
Al Jazeera reported that hundreds of students protested over forest fires and rising costs. Details of their demands and any government response were not provided.
Nearly two dozen African leaders attended the summit’s opening, where the Kremlin described their countries as “natural allies against the West”.
A Renfe train struck a stationary Iryo service in central Spain. The transport minister cited a computer failure and a decision to resume movement without speed restrictions; the cause has not been independently established.
The resolution passed with 130 votes in favour, 17 against and 25 abstentions, as US and Cuban officials made competing claims about the vote.
France 24 reports a projected combined 19 seats for two Arab-majority parties, amid what it describes as record turnout.
Al Jazeera reports more than 100 people were injured in the collision south of Madrid. The cause has not been established in the supplied material.
The federal judge, who served on Manhattan’s court from 1998, handled litigation linked to the September 11 attacks and cases involving Donald Trump and Nicolas Maduro.
France 24 reports the defeated presidential candidate arrived by private plane as investigations continue and his parliamentary immunity is set to end.
Voters are due to choose every House member, 35 senators and governors in 36 states on November 3, with Republicans defending narrow congressional majorities.
The senator’s arrival with his family ends days of uncertainty over his whereabouts. His plans in the United States remain unclear.
A 10–2 vote kept the benchmark rate at 3.75–4 per cent as the Fed awaited further information on inflation.
The Russian president made the claim to leaders of dozens of African nations, according to a report by Al Jazeera.
Villa Vie Residences says rising fuel expenses made the three-and-a-half-year voyage unsustainable. The operator has not confirmed when the ship will leave Sihanoukville.
Both leaders say they have won, but the supplied report gives no vote totals and does not establish who can form a government.
The United Farm Workers co-founder helped win collective bargaining rights for California farmworkers and remained active in public advocacy into her 90s.
At a Moscow summit attended by delegates from 48 countries, the Russian president criticised Western lending and outlined proposals on trade, infrastructure and agricultural supplies.
A government commission recorded at least 518 deaths in the post-election violence but named no officers or commanders responsible. A second inquiry is gathering evidence.
Mine-clearing has begun on roads to the Russian-occupied town, while organisers collect residents’ details and health needs. No evacuation movement or route has been confirmed.