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EconomyUS Decision to Include Russia's Siluanov in G20 Finance Talks Sparks European Outrage
Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov made a surprise appearance at US-hosted G20 finance talks in North Carolina, drawing sharp criticism and dismay from European ministers.
HealthSevere Toxic Haze from Indonesian Wildfires Chokes Malaysian Borneo and Triggers Health Crisis
Toxic smoke from Indonesian wildfires has blanketed Malaysian Borneo and neighboring regions in severe haze, causing a sharp rise in respiratory illnesses and forcing emergency school closures and event cancellations.
Breaking NewsPolice Fatally Shoot Knife-Wielding Woman Amid Times Square Incident and Jerusalem Daily Attack Footage
Police fatally shoot a knife-wielding woman in Times Square, while the Jerusalem Daily reports on journalists under attack in accompanying video footage.
PoliticsAfrican Civil Society Groups Demand Independent Probe Into Bound Bodies Found in Guinea Mass Grave
A coalition of 20 African civil society organisations is demanding an independent investigation after six bound and blindfolded bodies were found in a mass grave in Guinea.
PoliticsFive Years After President Kais Saied's Power Grab, Tunisia Faces Resurgences of Economic and Political Discontent
Five years after President Kais Saied seized sweeping powers, Tunisians are returning to the streets to protest deteriorating economic conditions, water and power cuts, and a shrinking political space.
PoliticsUS Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll Resigns Amid Pentagon Tensions, Reports Reveal
US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll has reportedly resigned following months of tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
PoliticsTragic Toll: Three Minors Among Ten Killed in Colombian Military Airstrike Against FARC Dissidents
Three minors were among ten people killed in a Colombian military airstrike targeting FARC dissident rebels, amid a broader escalation in security operations and rising concerns over child recruitment.
PoliticsExamining US Political Fortunes and Economic Warfare Ahead of the November 3 Local Elections
Host Steve Clemons discusses the upcoming November 3 local elections with Niall Stanage and Irie Sentner, focusing on party fortunes, the US-Iran economic conflict, and voter concerns.
PoliticsInside Greece's Record-Breaking $3.5 Billion Air Defence Agreement with Israel
Greece has finalized a record $3.5bn defence agreement with Israel to acquire the Achilles Shield air defence system, aiming to modernise its military amidst regional tensions with Turkiye and wider security concerns.
CultureJason Arday Mural Featured at London's Notting Hill Carnival
A new video captures the display of a Jason Arday mural during London’s Notting Hill Carnival.
SportsLionel Messi Announces Retirement as Jerusalem Daily Reports on Journalist Attacks
Argentinian footballer Lionel Messi has announced his retirement in a video update, while Jerusalem Daily reports on an incident involving attacked journalists.
PoliticsTrump Declares Iran 'Dead' and Vows Retaliation Following Renewed Military Clashes
President Donald Trump declared Iran 'dead' and vowed to retaliate following renewed missile exchanges and military clashes between US and Iranian forces.
SportsLionel Messi Announces Retirement from International Football After 2026 World Cup Final
Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international football following Argentina's appearance in the 2026 World Cup final. The legendary player concludes an illustrious career with the national team that included victory in the 2022 tournament.
PoliticsUS Supreme Court Allows Construction of $400m White House Ballroom to Proceed Amid Legal Battles
The US Supreme Court has allowed the White House to continue building a $400m ballroom, marking a legal victory for President Donald Trump despite objections from dissenting justices.
HealthDRC Ebola Crisis Deepens as Confirmed Cases Exceed 6,000 and Deaths Near 3,000
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the worst in the nation's history, surpassing 6,000 confirmed cases and nearly 3,000 deaths amid severe containment challenges.
Unrest in Tunisia Escalates Amid Severe Water and Power Outages
Tunisia faces rising public anger and protests driven by ongoing water and power shortages across the country.
PoliticsUS Vice President JD Vance Confirms Donald Trump's AI Video Was a Direct Warning to Iran
US Vice President JD Vance stated that President Donald Trump's AI-generated video depicting attacks on Iranian oil infrastructure was a warning against threatening commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
PoliticsIndia's PM Modi Presses for Resolution to Ukraine Conflict During Discussions with Russia's Putin
India's PM Modi urges an end to the Ukraine war during talks with Russia's Putin, alongside a report on a tragic ferry disaster.
PoliticsWest Bank Farmers Defy Settler Attacks and Military Raids to Rebuild Their Land
Palestinian farmers in the West Bank village of Burin continuously rebuild their cooperative's greenhouses and farmland despite frequent attacks by Israeli settlers and military raids.
EconomyWestern Balkans Truck Drivers Threaten EU Border Blockade Over Schengen Limits
Truck drivers from the Western Balkans have threatened to block EU borders next month unless Brussels exempts professional transporters from strict Schengen stay limits.
Breaking NewsTragic Firecracker Factory Explosion in India Claims the Lives of Eight Children and Three Adults
A tragic firecracker factory explosion in Uttar Pradesh, India, has killed eight children and three adults, leaving several homes demolished and prompting promises of government compensation.
PoliticsTop US General Assures Lawmakers No Troops Will Be Deployed to Polling Places in November Elections
US military leadership has assured lawmakers that no federal troops or National Guard members will be deployed to polling places during the November elections.
PoliticsIsraeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir Storms Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound in Occupied East Jerusalem
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir led a provocative incursion into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem, drawing widespread condemnation for violating the historical status quo.
PoliticsInside the Mecca Agreement: How Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye Are Forging a New Security Alliance
Defence and foreign affairs ministers from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkiye are working to operationalize their new Mecca security agreement amid high tensions in the Middle East.