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Gary Kirsten resigns as Pakistan’s white-ball cricket coach amid power rift
Kirsten leaves after six months into his role as the men's ODI and T20 coach amid growing disagreements with the PCB.
Modi, Spain’s Sanchez launch India’s first private military aircraft plant
The Tata Aircraft Complex will produce Airbus C-295 transport military aircraft in collaboration with Airbus Spain.
Olympus CEO resigns over alleged purchase of illegal drugs
CEO Stefan Kaufmann was asked to resign following internal inquiry, Japanese firm says.
US election: 8 days left – What polls say, what Harris and Trump are up to
Trump is expected head to Georgia while Harris will try to energise voters in Michigan.
‘Children torn apart’ as Israel attacks Gaza school sheltering Palestinians
Residents report a plane destroying the UN building, which collapsed on top of people, calling the raid a 'massacre'.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 976
As the war enters its 976th day, these are the main developments.
Ferrari’s Sainz wins Mexico F1; Norris closes gap on penalised Verstappen
Verstappen's two clashes with Norris cost him two points, closing the drivers' gap with four races to go in the season.
Trump attacks Harris at mega-rally at New York’s Madison Square Garden
Trump rally marked by insults, racist rhetoric as US election race remains too close to call entering final stretch.
Uruguay headed for run-off vote in presidential race, forecasts suggest
Leftist history teacher and centre-right veterinarian set for run-off vote next month, according to pollsters.
Plight of Gaza civilians ‘unbearable’ as Israel kills over 50 in a day
UN chief Guterres says death and injury in north Gaza are 'harrowing' and calls plight of Palestinians 'unbearable'.
Bulgaria centre right leads in snap vote, fails to win majority: Exit polls
GERB party in the lead in parliamentary elections, but falls short of majority needed to end political instability.
Is a peace deal in Gaza possible after the killing of Yahya Sinwar?
Leaders gather in Doha for yet another round of ceasefire talks, with hopes running high.
Japan’s ruling coalition loses majority in blow to new PM Ishiba
The outcome is a serious blow for PM Ishiba as his Liberal Democratic Party suffers its worst result in 15 years.
EU urges probe into Georgia’s vote ‘irregularities’; PM rejects accusations
Georgia's president has called for mass protests, but the Georgian PM says the ruling party's victory 'is impressive'.
Israeli protesters interrupt Netanyahu’s speech as Gaza truce talks resume
Pressure is mounting on Netanyahu's administration to secure a deal for the release of the remaining captives in Gaza.
Colombia’s president faces trouble – but blames opposition for ‘coup’
Colombian President Gustavo Petro claims he is confronting a 'coup' as he faces an electoral investigation and scandals.
Israel expands its wars, but is it closer to ‘total victory’?
Palestinian politician Mustafa Barghouti argues that Israel’s plans will fail as long as Palestinians reject occupation.
Bolivia’s Morales says shots fired at his car as political tensions rise
The former president claims it was an attempt to kill him amid power struggle within the ruling socialist party.
China vows to take ‘necessary measures’ over $2bn US arms sale to Taiwan
Beijing says latest arms package violates China's sovereignty, endangers peace in the region.
An urgent call to save the staff and patients of Gaza’s al-Awda Hospital
Hospitals have become prisons in northern Gaza. This is a desperate cry to humanity.