Government And Politics
Trains collide in southern Egypt, killing at least 32
Egyptian officials say two trains collided on Friday, apparently after someone activated an emergency brake
Fuel tank attacked, catches fire in southern Saudi Arabia
A fuel tank at an oil facility in Saudi Arabia caught fire after being struck by a projectile in the latest such attack amid its yearslong war targeting rebels in Yemen
Aid group reports spike in COVID-19 patients in Yemen
The international aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres says it is seeing a spike in the number of critically ill COVID-19 patients in war-stricken Yemen, as a second wave overwhelms the country’s depleted medical facilities
EU top diplomats in Libya to support interim authorities
The foreign ministers of France, Italy and Germany have met with with Libya’s newly elected transitional authorities to show their support
Israel's Netanyahu appears to fall short of election win
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to have lost his final hopes of winning elections
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Deadlock prevails as tallying resumes in Israeli election
Vote tallying in Israel has resumed in the deadlocked parliamentary elections held earlier this week, with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor those determined to topple him gaining a clear path to forming a government
Israel vote deadlock: Netanyahu appears short of majority
Uncertainty hovered over the outcome of Israel’s parliamentary election Wednesday
No clear winner in Israeli election, signaling more deadlock
Exit polls indicate there is no clear winner in Tuesday’s Israeli election, leaving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fate uncertain and signaling continued political deadlock
Exit polls indicate no clear winner in Israeli elections
Exit polls indicate there is no clear winner in Tuesday’s Israeli election, leaving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fate uncertain and signaling continued political deadlock