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Donald Trump to make his pitch for a second term to an all-female town hall
Polls show the former president lags behind his rival among female voters, as the November presidential election nears.
Boeing to cut 10% workforce, delay 777X delivery as strike takes toll
The strike is costing Boeing $1bn a month, making it critical for the firm to end the work stoppage.
Will Israel attack Iran’s nuclear sites?
Israel is weighing up its response to Iran's ballistic missile attacks.
Thousands trapped in Jabalia as Israel steps up attacks in northern Gaza
MSF says 'no body allowed to get in or out' in Jabalia as Israeli strikes across enclave kill dozens of Palestinians.
Zelenskyy urges allies to maintain aid as Scholz pledges weapons package
Ukrainian president is on a European tour as he rallies support for his 'victory plan' to end Russia's war.
Why are UN peacekeepers in Lebanon being attacked by Israel?
Israeli forces are attacking UN peacekeeper troops in southern Lebanon.
Trump campaign requests military protection, fearing ‘Iran threat’
There is no evidence that Iran was behind the two assassination attempts against the former president.
Russia’s Putin meets Iran’s Pezeshkian amid spiralling Middle East violence
Presidents' meeting comes before expected signing of strategic partnership agreement by the two countries.
Democrats attack third-party candidate Jill Stein in razor-thin race
Democrats issue their first ad slamming Green Party candidate, even as she polls at about 1 percent.
Donald Trump, Kamala Harris locked in close election race: WSJ poll
Wall Street Journal survey suggests Trump and Harris neck-to-neck in six key swing states before the November 5 vote.
Tesla’s robotaxi event was long on Musk promises, short on details
Some Tesla investors and experts said they were hoping for more concrete details on how the company plans to transform.
FIFA faces complaint over health risks to footballers amid packed calendar
European Leagues and FIFPRO to lodge antitrust complaint against FIFA as reports suggest players face risk of burnouts.
Ibrahim Moussawi: Is Hezbollah losing the battle?
Hezbollah’s member of parliament discusses Israel’s ongoing aggression in Lebanon and the group's significant setbacks.
In storm-battered North Carolina, lives and elections at stake
After Hurricane Helene, US state is dealing with the storm's aftermath and fighting disinformation about its response.
North Korea accuses South Korea of sending propaganda drones to Pyongyang
North Korea says flights are an 'irresponsible and dangerous provocation' as Seoul denies sending drones.
Israel attacks UN peacekeepers in Lebanon: Why it’s such a big deal
The international community considers Israel's attack on UNIFIL's headquarters a violation of international law.
Aftermath of Israeli air strikes in central Beirut
Israeli air strikes in the heart of Lebanon's capital killed at least 22 people and wounded 117 others.
Amid anger over Israel, Harris courts Arab and Muslim voters. Will it work?
Critics question US vice president’s meetings with handpicked community members without change in Middle East policy.
How has the world changed after a year of genocide in Gaza?
We explore the impact of Israel’s genocide in Gaza the past year and the world’s response to the ongoing massacre.
Cameroon bans media from talking about President Biya’s health
Authorities dismiss rumours of ill health as 'pure fantasy', set up 'monitoring cells' to track online debate.