Lebanese are watching Israel’s upcoming election, but few expect change
Lebanese are anticipating continued Israeli aggression in Lebanon after the election.
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Palestine weekly: Israeli politicians vie to look toughest before election
With Israelis voting on October 27, ministers are staging illegal settlement launches as campaign events.
The big change in recycling
Amorebieta, in Bizkaia, has become the place where the recycling of the future is already present. Its waste selection plant is the first in Spain to be able to separate 10 types of waste from the yellow container, instead of the seven in which it was classified so far. That's right and that's how this innovative complex works.
A false news about the virgin of Aparecida, patron of Brazil, marks the end of the presidential campaign
Lula, Bolsonaro, Catholic Bishops and the Supreme enter into a controversy encouraged by the left and that can influence an extremely difficult choice
France: strike in the civil service to protest the decline in purchasing power
On Tuesday, civil servants protested in France at the unanimous call from the unions against the government's draft budget for 2027 and the freeze on the point of index announced by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu.
Chris Mason: Burnham opens debate on huge issue of social care reform
The pitch from Andy Burnham is that there needs to be a willingness to say "the things politicians usually avoid", the BBC's political editor writes.
Andy Burnham: Northern PM's long journey to power
The former mayor of Greater Manchester has had designs on the top job since 2010 when he first ran to be Labour leader.
Anti-Semitism charges: National Rally launches counter-attack
The president of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella, and the party's presidential candidate, Marine Le Pen, launched their counter-attack in the wake of Mediapart's revelations of anti-Semitic statements made by the MEP more than ten years ago.
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French far-right's Bardella denies alleged 2013 antisemitic comments
A French investigative website on Monday alleged that far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella made anti-Semitic comments in writing in 2013, but the close ally of presidential frontrunner Marine Le Pen dismissed the claims as fake. According to the report by Mediapart, Bardella wrote, among other comments, in a chat: "The Jew has to dominate other peoples, crush them, and rob them; a Zionist is necessarily a Jew, and fundamentally so."
The Seven Day Plan... Iran proposal pending official American response
Iran ' s Foreign Minister Abbas Arajaji said that he expected a formal reply from the United States on Tuesday to the Tehran proposal to open the Hems Strait, as conveyed by the official media. This comes at a time when the United States President denies that he has offered Iran to ease sanctions and release frozen funds for nuclear concessions from Tehran.
Prospectful meeting of senior officials of the Synthetic Smart Enterprises in the White House.
It is anticipated that Tuesday senior officials of the artificial intelligence companies will meet with President Donald Trump and President of the United States House of Representatives Mike Johnson in the White House. This meeting focuses in particular on ways of supervising artificial intelligence.
Should Andy Burnham call an early general election?
Young delegates at the Labour conference in Liverpool air their views.
Trump 'surprised' UK granted bail to suspects in alleged airbase terror plot
US President Donald Trump said Monday he was “surprised” British police released on bail five men arrested on suspicion of a plot to attack a UK airbase. Trump added the case “might be” linked to Iran, since the base has been used by US bombers to target Iran since March.
This is much more than a camp.
The Government has one last chance to show that it is willing to face those who do business with housing
One night camping the house in Madrid: "This is the beginning of something more powerful"
The camp in the heart of Madrid reached the thousands of protesters on the third night of protest. All the expectation is set at the Council of Ministers this Tuesday, where the Government plans to address a number of measures to alleviate the housing crisis. The Inquillin Union requires that the rule include indefinite rental contracts and a postponement of evictions. This is how one night was lived at the heart of the resistance for housing in Spain.
Lucy Powell: Labour committed to pension triple lock
The Education Secretary Lucy Powell reaffirmed Labour's manifesto pledge to maintain the triple lock.
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‘A false problem’: Italy’s Muslims question Meloni’s burqa ban
As the prime minister attempts to stave off a far-right challenger, a small minority of Muslims are being targeted.
US-Iran talks continue, but ‘deal unlikely’ before midterm elections
The US and Iran are talking through mediators, but there are major differences over what a deal should look like.
Can Pakistan’s Sohail Afridi win freedom for ex-PM Imran Khan?
At 37, he's the PTI's top elected leader. But the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister is assuming a national role too.
A VIP penthouse for the Ayuso Government at a friend price: "Maid room," two garage spaces and 286 m ² per 3,000 euros per month
The rental of Planifica on the floor, where protests began after the eviction of Maricarsen, was signed "below" the average of the area, which would have raised the price by 146%