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Live: Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan to hold urgent meeting over Houthi attacks

​Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan will hold an urgent, high-level meeting under a joint defence pact to discuss ways to support the Gulf kingdom amid attacks by Yemen's Houthis, the Saudi foreign ministry said Friday. In New York, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told Fox News that it was up to the US to choose whether to end the Iran war. Follow our liveblog for the latest updates.

Allegations of Israeli "genocide" in Gaza at the UN: what is the conclusion of the international position?

Days after the three-year Israeli offensive in Gaza, the attacks continue despite the truce of October 2025. Israel will not withdraw until the total disarmament of Hamas, which in turn demands an end to the attacks and the withdrawal of Israeli troops. In parallel, at the 81st UN General Assembly, the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmud Abbas, spoke by video conference after being denied the visa for the second consecutive year, and denounced that Israel seeks to end the "existence and life" of the Palestinians. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Australia: OpenAI tool hacked government website and accessed restricted files

The artificial intelligence tool OpenAI tried to access a health statistics portal in June and "did not accept a no for response," citing the restrictions to invade a section that housed private files, revealed on Wednesday Albanese. The company did not alert the Australian Government until September, with an email to a generic address that is only reviewed "once a day."

Direct Latin and armed arrest and violence in Santa Marta, Colombia's tourist point

The tourist city of Santa Marta, in Colombia, has been the victim of an armed arrest of the Conquistadora Autodefensas de la Sierra Nevada following the death of José Luis Perez Villanueva, alias "el Cholo," considered second head of the organization. The Government also attributed an attack on a cargo train in Guajira, in the north of the country. He reports to her.

Between booby and cross-accusations, so were the speeches of Netanyahu and Abbas to the UN

In the midst of booby and the withdrawal of several delegates, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attacked the UN General Assembly against the allegations of genocide in Gaza, calling them "lie" and ensuring that, instead of committing it, he "prevented genocide" in Israel. By video conference, after being denied a visa by the Donald Trump Administration, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas warned that his people "face one of the most dangerous moments in their history," he asked to avoid a second Nakba and demanded the implementation of the plan for Gaza,

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Straight to... Caracas and the reactions following Rodríguez's promise of elections at the UN

In her address to the United Nations General Assembly, Venezuela's President, Delcy Rodríguez, announced that there will be elections, thanked the US President, Donald Trump, for his role in resuming bilateral relations and welcomed the energy agreement between Caracas and Washington. Our correspondent, Daniella Zambrano, told us about the reactions on the ground.

Report from Tanger: PAM gets the majority in women parliamentarians in Morocco

Morocco renewed its Parliament with the most abstentionist elections in the last 20 years. The Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM), one of the government's parties, took the parliamentary majority with 97 of the 395 seats. Our correspondent Sofia Català extended the information of the results.

Huties hold Yanbu siege, while Macron announces military means to protect the Red Sea

The Huti rebels claim to have attacked the state oil facilities of Saudi Aramco in the port city of Yanbu, while the French president has decided to deploy "soldiers, radar systems and defence systems" to protect the Red Sea oil route, denying that he will be involved in the conflict. Meanwhile, the U.S. Senate has refused to limit Trump's offensive in Iran, amid an apparent reactivation of the Strait of Ormuz.

Has China and Japan replaced robotic migrant workers as alleged by a French politician?

The robots instead of immigrants " ... a shocking proposal launched by the French-right-wing politician Erik Zamur, after his announcement to run for the French presidential election of 2027. The controversial proposal came during an interview with the leader of the " Restoration Party " on the French BFM Channel, during which he stated that, if he arrived at the palace of Elize, he intended to rely on robots instead of migrant workers, citing China and Japan, and that was certainly " that is already happening there. Does China and Japan really replace migrant workers with robots in nursing homes?

Trump and Xi meet, but hopes for AI cooperation stay slim

Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump have been holding talks in the Oval Office at the White House. Trump gave the visiting leader of Communist China a personal tour of several of his favourite White House features. He took him aboard the Marine One helicopter, presented the new granite landing pad he had built for it, and pointed out the massive adjacent construction site where a ballroom will eventually stand.

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