In brief Exit polls show neither Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot have a clear majority. While both leaders have rejected the idea of forming an alliance with Arab parties, they may need their support. With neither Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot,
Three major Chinese brands have ended partnerships with French football star Kylian Mbappe after his comments about a meme, showing his head on Mao Zedong’s body, sparked a backlash. Mbappe has apologised but the controversy has drawn criticism from Chinese fans.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Share Mbappe faces
Khalil returned to Columbia University to discuss memoir detailing his arrest and detention by ICE agents.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil says campus advocacy has shifted public perception and encouraged a generation of leaders to question their views on Israel, speaking as he returned
Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager, Rogerio Marinho, says the senator did not inform him that he planned to flee the country. Reports suggest Bolsonaro secretly left Brazil for Florida after losing Sunday’s presidential election and amid a police investigation into money-laundering.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Share Bolsonaro ally
In briefIsraelis have voted in an election viewed as one of the most consequential in the nation's history.While an opposition bloc appears to have an edge, a path to government is far from clear and much could still change.Polls have closed in Israel, and vote counting has begun. But the
Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Global stock markets have climbed as investors continue to bet on bright prospects for the tech giants driving the AI boom.In the United States, all three major stock indexes rose on Tuesday, led by the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, which gained 1.18 percent.Recommended
Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan’s strikes on Syria.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Syria is reopening its border crossing with Jordan, and the two countries will investigate Jordanian strikes on suspected ISIL (ISIS) sites that killed seven in
Exit polls from Israel’s election show a neck-and-neck race between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, with neither likely to secure a clear path to a governing majority.Tuesday’s vote was largely seen as a referendum on Netanyahu’s leadership and response to the Hamas-led attacks of October
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called the prospect of working with Arab parties to form a government ‘a disgrace and a shame’. But exit polls show neither his party nor the opposition are projected to secure the 61 Knesset seats needed for a majority.Published On 28 Oct 202628
Record-breaking voter turnout in Palestinian-Israeli communities around 80 percent, early indicators show.Israel’s Arab parties are projected to win 18 seats in the Israeli parliament, exit polls indicate, after voting among Palestinian citizens of Israel surged to their highest levels in decades.Exit polling data from Tuesday’s vote suggested that the
Despite narrower exit poll figures, opposition leaders insisted the result was a defeat for Netanyahu’s government.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Israeli political leaders have traded sharp reactions to exit poll projections showing no clear winner between the country’s main political blocs.Updated figures broadcast by Israel’s Channel 13
Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot says millions of Israelis voted for change, tired of Benjamin Netanyahu’s ‘lies’. In his first public comment after polls closed, Eisenkot warned rival Netanyahu not to use Israel’s security to ‘serve his political interests’.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Share Israel’s Eisenkot says country
In brief Exit polls show neither Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor Gadi Eisenkot have a clear majority. While both leaders have rejected the idea of forming an alliance with Arab parties, they may need their support. With neither Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot,
Three major Chinese brands have ended partnerships with French football star Kylian Mbappe after his comments about a meme, showing his head on Mao Zedong’s body, sparked a backlash. Mbappe has apologised but the controversy has drawn criticism from Chinese fans.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Share Mbappe faces
Khalil returned to Columbia University to discuss memoir detailing his arrest and detention by ICE agents.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil says campus advocacy has shifted public perception and encouraged a generation of leaders to question their views on Israel, speaking as he returned
Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager, Rogerio Marinho, says the senator did not inform him that he planned to flee the country. Reports suggest Bolsonaro secretly left Brazil for Florida after losing Sunday’s presidential election and amid a police investigation into money-laundering.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Share Bolsonaro ally
In briefIsraelis have voted in an election viewed as one of the most consequential in the nation's history.While an opposition bloc appears to have an edge, a path to government is far from clear and much could still change.Polls have closed in Israel, and vote counting has begun. But the
Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Global stock markets have climbed as investors continue to bet on bright prospects for the tech giants driving the AI boom.In the United States, all three major stock indexes rose on Tuesday, led by the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, which gained 1.18 percent.Recommended
Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan’s strikes on Syria.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Syria is reopening its border crossing with Jordan, and the two countries will investigate Jordanian strikes on suspected ISIL (ISIS) sites that killed seven in
Exit polls from Israel’s election show a neck-and-neck race between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his main rival, Gadi Eisenkot, with neither likely to secure a clear path to a governing majority.Tuesday’s vote was largely seen as a referendum on Netanyahu’s leadership and response to the Hamas-led attacks of October
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called the prospect of working with Arab parties to form a government ‘a disgrace and a shame’. But exit polls show neither his party nor the opposition are projected to secure the 61 Knesset seats needed for a majority.Published On 28 Oct 202628
Record-breaking voter turnout in Palestinian-Israeli communities around 80 percent, early indicators show.Israel’s Arab parties are projected to win 18 seats in the Israeli parliament, exit polls indicate, after voting among Palestinian citizens of Israel surged to their highest levels in decades.Exit polling data from Tuesday’s vote suggested that the
Despite narrower exit poll figures, opposition leaders insisted the result was a defeat for Netanyahu’s government.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Israeli political leaders have traded sharp reactions to exit poll projections showing no clear winner between the country’s main political blocs.Updated figures broadcast by Israel’s Channel 13
Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot says millions of Israelis voted for change, tired of Benjamin Netanyahu’s ‘lies’. In his first public comment after polls closed, Eisenkot warned rival Netanyahu not to use Israel’s security to ‘serve his political interests’.Published On 28 Oct 202628 Oct 2026Share Israel’s Eisenkot says country