
ICJ hears Germany’s challenge to Nicaragua’s Gaza genocide case
Germany denies Nicaragua’s allegations and argues the International Court of Justice lacks jurisdiction to hear parts of the complaint.
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Germany denies Nicaragua’s allegations and argues the International Court of Justice lacks jurisdiction to hear parts of the complaint.
The formal withdrawal will test Baghdad’s ability to assert control over weapons, manage domestic security and respond to external threats.
The far-right party won about 44 per cent of the vote but remains three seats short of a majority, leaving its governing bid dependent on other parties or defections.
Lebanese state media reported the overnight deaths a day after separate Israeli raids reportedly killed seven people.
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Limited robotaxi services in Austin and London have brought renewed scrutiny of vehicle certification, public safety and the effect of automation on transport jobs.

France 24 reports that the AfD’s apparent lead in Saxony-Anhalt reflects a broader transformation in European politics, though final results and coalition options remain unresolved.

Potential US action against Iran’s trading partners could affect Spanish saffron processors and exporters, while domestic production limits the immediate risk to paella.

Footage published by Al Jazeera shows an Amazon-branded cargo plane appearing to crash-land in Miami, but key details remain unconfirmed.

War-related supply disruptions and refiners’ preference for diesel are tightening fuel-oil markets, pushing marine-fuel prices higher.

Paris Saint-Germain are seeking a third consecutive Champions League title, with Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid among the clubs aiming to stop them.

Tyson Fury says uncertainty over the date and venue has put his proposed November fight with Anthony Joshua in doubt, while Oleksandr Usyk has been invited to face him again.

The video raises the question but provides no substantive findings or allegations establishing the description.

The Lebanese president has appealed to Washington and the international community after strikes in southern Lebanon reportedly killed at least 11 people, despite a truce and framework deal.

Exit polls put the far-right party first in the eastern German state, while final results and coalition negotiations remain unresolved.

A Brown University Watson Institute tracker estimates US households paid an additional US$763 each for petrol and diesel over six months.

Al Jazeera reports the strikes began at dawn on Sunday, but the available account does not identify the targets or those killed.

The far-right party’s victory delivers a major setback to Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU while leaving the next state government uncertain.

The far-right party won 43.8 per cent in preliminary results but needs support to form the state’s next government.

Arsenal maintained their perfect start at the Emirates, while Chelsea’s attacking promise was offset by continuing defensive concerns.

Flags are flying at half-mast as search teams look for survivors and more than 5,500 people reported missing after catastrophic flooding.

France 24 reports that the German startup has become the first company in Europe to complete a successful private orbital space launch.

Nepal observed the final day of traditional Hindu mourning as government-led rescue teams continued searching for people missing after a flood along the border with China.

The Consumer Council for Water says its discussions with utilities concerned practical arrangements, not how companies should be held accountable.

Police are searching for a suspect after the stabbing at a farm near Usarin in the Nablus governorate.