Israeli voters: hope and despair as election ballots are counted
Israeli voters in Tel Aviv expressed mixed emotions as ballots were counted after the election.
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Abascal, the only leader who maintains his electoral rallies, blames the Government for the Urda tragedy
The leader of Vox refuses to suspend his campaign because he wants to turn politicians "into baskets" and use the mourning to "silence the protests"
Germany news: Parties debate who should succeed President Steinmeier, with several women under discussion
Germany's political parties are weighing possible successors to President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, with no candidate agreed yet. Meanwhile, a poll suggests most Germans are giving Halloween a miss this year.
At least 68 dead in a high-speed train crash in Spain following a "inexplicable" decision of the control centre
The accident occurred in the town of Urda, Toledo. The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, said from the site of the collision that "if there have been failures in the security system, it will be answered with total strength"
Chancellor holds red box outside No 11
Inside that box are the details of this year's Budget, which Chancellor John Healey will reveal when he delivers his speech.
Is Eisencot really different from Netanyahu in his policy towards the States of the region?
The Israeli Prime Minister ' s team, Benjamin Ntanyahu, presented to the rival opposition bloc headed by Gadi Iznikot, but remained far from the majority in the Knesset elections, complicating the task of forming a government. But to what extent will Israel ' s policy towards the States of the region change if Iisencot succeeds in forming a government? Details with Osama Hariri.
Netanyahu continues to produce the results of Israel ' s legislative elections. What possible scenarios?
After screening 70.7 per cent of the votes, the results showed that the Ntanyahu team obtained 54 out of 120 seats in the Knesset. In contrast, the Aisencott-led opposition coalition gained 47 seats, while Arab parties in Israel, which did not belong to either camp, had 18 seats. However, these results are partial, not final, and subject to change as votes continue.
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Racism in the Yvelines: from the minute of silence to the invective
Sébastien Lecornu, accused on Tuesday 27 October the left of "recel politician" after the racist attack in Trappes and of "making the game of the National Rally" after the socialist and ecologist MPs left the Chamber during questions to the government.
United States: Thousands of citizens deprived of food aid
Less than a week before the mid-term elections on Tuesday, November 3, thousands of United States members point to the Trump administration's decision to cut food aid. A President's decision affecting more than five million people, greatly impacting the most modest.
Keys to form Government in Israel after the elections or return to the polls: President's consultation, negotiation and voting
The Israeli parties open an arduous, week-long negotiation in which Arab formations will play a key role
Germany news: Nearly three-quarters of Germans unlikely to celebrate Halloween. Meanwhile, parties debate who should succeed President Steinmeier
Most Germans are giving Halloween a miss this year, although younger adults are much more enthusiastic. Meanwhile, politicians are lining up behind potential candidates to be Germany's next president. Keep up with DW.
US midterms: Six days left – who leads in the polls as Trump, Obama rally
Democrats lead national polls as Trump and Obama campaign in key states six days before the US midterm elections.
What is known about the crash of two high-speed trains in Spain that left dozens dead
The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, declared himself "shocked" by the serious railway accident and said he was in permanent contact with the Minister of Transport.
"No privacy, no peace, that's how life looks a year after the ceasefire in Gaza."
World newspapers speak of the form of life in Gaza after a year of the ceasefire agreement, of democracies ' plans to investigate defence and technology companies if they win the midterm renewal elections, and of childhood risks in the past and present.
From the ballot boxes to the coalition of government... How are the elections running in Israel?
More than 7 million Israelis were invited to the ballot boxes to elect the members of the twenty-100 Knesset. Elections are held from one session in accordance with the system of full proportional representation.
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The French Foreign Minister is commenting on the legislative elections in Israel. What did he say?
The French Minister for Foreign Affairs, Jean Noel Parrow, said that in Israel, coalitions must be formed to form the Government. What I first stopped in these elections is the proportion of standard participation, reflecting the desire of the Israeli people to deliver a message. The second is the historic results achieved by Arab parties. We often forget that Arab citizens make up 20 per cent of Israel ' s population. I believe that these results will most likely affect the choices of the future Government, as there will be a new force within Parliament.
Midterms 2026: in Georgia, mobilizing the African-American vote
In the run-up to the mid-term elections in the United States, scheduled for November 3, 2026, Scotty Smart travels Atlanta, Georgia, to encourage African-American voters to go to the polls. Faced with abstention, this activist wants to make citizen participation a lever of change.
Elections in Israel: "The government has led to record Arab participation"
Press coverage this Tuesday, 28 October: the Israeli legislative elections in the local press, the breakthrough of Arab lists in the election, reports in Hebron (in the West Bank), and the disgrace of Kylian Mbappé.
Legislative elections in Israel: 77% turnout, highest since 1999
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his rival Gadi Eisenkot, given a tie in the parliamentary elections on Tuesday, 27 October, but far from the majority, both said they were ready to form a government, promising intense negotiations. Israelis took a massive part in the election, with a turnout of 77.7%, the highest since 1999. The explanations of Bruno Daroux, an international columnist in France 24.