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Politics

What do we know about the Arab presence in the Israeli legislative elections?

After casting his voice in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concern at the high rate of Arab voter participation in the Tuesday legislative elections, warning of the " election theft " . In a series of publications, Netanyahu highlighted the long lines in front of polling stations in Arab towns, and published a picture that said that she showed a vehicle, including women wearing necks, waiting to cast their votes. Arabs, mostly of Palestinian origin, accounted for about 21 per cent of Israel ' s 10 million population and were usually voting for less Jewish Israelis. For its part, the Legal Centre for the Rights of the Arab Minority was declared in E.

27 Oct 2026, 19:40 UTC

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Saudi Arabia: 12 people killed and 300 injured in the most violent attack on Riyadh Airport

Sunday airlines and passengers warned against using Saudi airports and airspace following an attack on the airport of Riyadh, killing 12 people and injuring hundreds.

11 Oct 2026, 09:14 UTC

World

What do we know about the "make a super dog" experience in the '40s?

American scientists tried through scientific experiments they did on hundreds of dogs from different chains, producing a super dog, what did they do and why did it fail?

4 Oct 2026, 10:31 UTC

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British Minister of Defence, it is premature to say that a foreign State has been involved in the Raf Fairford military base incident.

The British police interrogated on Monday five men suspected of committing explosives and terrorism crimes after being arrested near the Fairford air base.

27 Sept 2026, 22:57 UTC

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Fatima Al-Mansourah: What do we know about the first woman to head the government in Morocco?

The Moroccan monarch appointed King Mohammed VI Fatima Al-Mansoura as Head of Government following the promulgation of the Legislative Elections by the Basra and Basra Party to become the first woman to hold office in Morocco ' s history.

24 Sept 2026, 12:38 UTC

Politics

What do we know about the Iranian secret weapon used by Tehran in the face of Washington?

The United States President and his Chinese counterpart meet with reports indicating that China is sending electronic equipment to Iran that can be used in the manufacture of some parts of the drones and missile guidance systems, as well as American fears of Chinese espionage and cyber attacks from inside American territory. In France, extraordinary security measures have been taken to secure the visit of the Pope. Measures similar to those devoted to securing the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024... A religious visit to the 14th Pope Lyon was widely welcomed by the dean of the Great Paris Mosque, who devoted Friday speech to talking about this visit and links between Christians and Muslims... In France too, controversy continues about Rwa.

24 Sept 2026, 11:34 UTC

Politics

What do we know about the Russian Duma elections?

Preliminary results are expected to begin to gradually emerge from Sunday evening, with near-final results available on Monday, at the first parliamentary elections since the comprehensive Russian war in Ukraine about five years ago.

19 Sept 2026, 17:44 UTC

World

What do we know about the harbor of the brain and the city controlled by the Jews?

The town and the port of the camps are returning to the forefront after the dowry has taken control of them, with increasing strategic importance given their location on the Red Sea and their proximity to the Bab al-Mandab Strait, one of the most important sea lanes of world trade.

18 Sept 2026, 11:57 UTC