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Israel's largest leftist party on Monday launched its campaign for the legislative election due to be held in October, after having selected its list of candidates in the primaries.

Only mud remained where riverside shops previously stood in Parun, the provincial capital where residents were searching for their mayor among others.

"Benjamin Netanyahu will not be arrested, in any way, shape, or form, while in the United States of America," Trump wrote.

Ortega, who has continuously held power since 2007 following an earlier presidential term in the 1980s, said the move will close off any path to the opposition, although he did not provide details about carrying out the measure.

Washington has announced over the weekend three new military deaths and one service member missing in action in Middle East.

Cadmium is considered even more hazardous than mercury regarding long-term toxicity.

The ship, MV Golden Leo, had 17 crew members on board at the time of the attack, including five Indian nationals.

The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) will never function for India in its present form and India would consider a renegotiation only if Pakistan takes credible steps to abjure terrorism

Al-Hayya rose steadily in prominence as senior Hamas figures were killed one after another, including Ismail Haniyeh, assassinated in Tehran in July 2024.

China is now the only state serially producing two distinct stealth fighter families simultaneously, with some estimates projecting that advanced-fighter output across all jet programmes could reach 300-400 aircraft annually by 2027.

A US State Department report alleged that Cuba's decades-long espionage campaign was "one of the most durable and damaging foreign intelligence penetrations in American history."

The Houthis fired missiles at an airport in the southern Saudi Arabian city of Abha last Monday, after the Yemeni government said it hit Sanaa airport to block a flight from Iran with a Houthi delegation aboard it.

Born in 1960, Hayya survived an Israeli assassination attempt in Doha last year, though one of his sons was killed in the strike.

The assault was captured on video by other Filipino sailors in the hotly disputed Second Thomas Shoal and set off angry condemnations by Philippine officials.

Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has summoned Noreen Niazi, sister of former prime minister Imran Khan

"The most important battlefield today is the economy and the livelihoods of the people," said the Iranian president in a meeting in Tehran with judicial officials.

Recruited to deal with a rodent problem, Larry arrived at the prime minister's official residence on February 15, 2011, when David Cameron was leader.

Starmer made a short farewell speech outside the prime minister's 10 Downing Street residence, saying "my work is done."

On Saturday, the US Central Command said two service members were killed in Jordan while defending against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks.

Burnham was the only candidate to secure enough support from his fellow Labour lawmakers to replace Starmer as leader of the governing party. Because Labour holds a majority in government, its leader also becomes the UK prime minister.

Paramount risks $650m quarterly fees if merger delays extend beyond September, as per the merger agreement terms.

A look back at the World Cup's moments of glory and controversy, and their impact on fans, teams and the sport.

Outrage across Italy's political spectrum following death in Bologna likened to killing of George Floyd in 2020.

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels have announced a maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia after the two sides traded fire

The US intensifies air strikes on Iran, targeting critical sites after the deaths of American soldiers in the region.

Youth-led protesters answer call of Cockroach Janta Party to demand accountability, sweeping reforms after exam scandal.

US petrol prices reach $4.00 per gallon (3.78 litres), marking the second week of increased costs for consumers.

Spain beat Argentina, but talking points remain. Should there be 48 or 64 teams? Hydration breaks? The 'dark arts'?

US judge hands life sentence to Ismael Zambada for leading one of Mexico's most violent drug cartels for decades.

World champions Spain have landed home carrying the World Cup trophy a day after defeating Argentina in the final.

An Israeli air strike on Gaza City injured at least 14 people, according to Gaza health officials.

A member of China’s coast guard is accused of injuring a Philippine sailor after striking him with a wooden baton.

Monsoon rains devastate communities, with rescue and relief operations intensifying and the death toll rising.

Implementation of the trilateral framework agreement between Israel, Lebanon and the US is to start in three villages.

An Iranian army spokesman asserts the war will continue until deterrence against further attacks has been achieved.

Norway saw the biggest jump in their rankings, climbing 12 spots to 19th after reaching the World Cup quarterfinals.

Kevin Keegan, the iconic striker for Liverpool, Newcastle and England, was diagnosed with stage four cancer last year.

Latin America analyst Brian Winter argues that Trump sees Venezuela as a foreign policy success… and Cuba may be next.

Hamas has announced the election of Khalil al-Hayya as the new head of its political bureau.

Yemeni group says the announcement is based on the principle of 'an eye for an eye'.

Ebola spreading faster than any previous outbreak in DRC, with 37 new deaths recorded over just 24 hours at the weekend.

Britain's seventh PM in a decade pledged major changes in bid to see off populist forces that are making large gains.

The US has escalated attacks on Iranian roads, bridges and power plants, and Iran too, has responded.

Trump has expressed sadness and vowed to hit Iran 'very hard' to honour killed US soldiers.

The outgoing president has called for protests as he continues to dispute the results of last month's election.