Dutch Police Disperse Violent Far-Right Rally in The Hague
Police broke up a far-right protest in The Hague after it turned violent, prompting an emergency decree and condemnation from the justice minister.
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Malaysia to Press Listed Firms on El Nino Readiness, Eyes Middle East Ties
Malaysia's Securities Commission will ask major listed companies to disclose their El Nino preparations and is exploring closer ties with Middle East regulators.
Egypt shifts wheat imports toward France and Europe as supplies from Russia, Ukraine face disruption
Egypt is turning to France, Bulgaria and Romania for wheat as it reduces reliance on disrupted Russian and Ukrainian supplies, its supply minister says.
Tera Portfoy Says Repayments Underway as Turkey Extends Fund Liquidation
Tera Portfoy says it has repaid some investors but faces delays, as Turkey's markets regulator extends the liquidation of 131 funds to six months.
Survivors Describe Cell Ordeal as Nigeria Probes Mining Detention Deaths
A survivor recounts unbearable conditions in a Nigerian security agency cell where over 37 illegal mining suspects died, as authorities suspend personnel and order autopsies.
Spencer Says Palace Response to Diana Memoir Left Him Shocked
Charles Spencer has hit back at Buckingham Palace's rare response to his forthcoming Diana memoir, saying he was shocked and felt gaslit by the King.
United Russia Set for Landslide Win as Drones Hit Moscow on Polling Day
Russia's ruling United Russia party is on course for a decisive parliamentary win after a wartime vote marred by a massive Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow and cyber attacks on polling systems.
United Russia Leads Early Count in Wartime Parliamentary Vote
Russia's Central Election Commission reports United Russia leading with 57.54% after counting 13.88% of ballots, with turnout above 56%.
Macron, Carney Honour Free France Memorial, Push Deeper Canada-France Ties
Macron and Carney attended a wreath-laying ceremony in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and held talks on economic and security cooperation.
South African journalist Micah Reddy missing in Djibouti, family seeks answers
South African investigative journalist Micah Reddy has gone missing in Djibouti during a reporting trip, his family says, with no word from authorities on his whereabouts.
Macron and Carney Pledge Closer Ties at Saint-Pierre and Miquelon Meeting
France and Canada agreed to deepen cooperation on energy, space and climate during a symbolic visit to the French territory of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.
Schwesig hails trust from voters as SPD celebrates Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania result
Manuela Schwesig thanked voters in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, calling the SPD's projected result a comeback after polling at just 19 percent a year ago.
Patrick Clancy to Give First TV Interview After Lindsay Clancy Mistrial
Patrick Clancy will give his first televised interview to '60 Minutes' on Sunday, after a jury deadlocked in the trial of his ex-wife Lindsay Clancy.
Carney, Macron honour Free France memorial, push Canada-Europe alliance
Canadian PM Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron attended a wreath-laying ceremony in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon and discussed closer economic and security ties.
Trump to Meet Mayor Mamdani at Gracie Mansion During UN Visit
President Trump will meet New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion on Monday during the UN General Assembly, with city issues on the agenda.
AfD Claims Mandate in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania as Merz's CDU Suffers Historic Defeat
AfD eyes government in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania after strong election gains, as Chancellor Merz's CDU suffers a historic state defeat.
AfD Wins State Election in Germany as Merz Calls Result a 'Disaster'
AfD tops state election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with 37%, as Chancellor Merz's conservatives fall to 5.5% and the far-left Linke leads in Berlin.
18 Moïse Assassination Suspects Extradited from Haiti to Face Trial in Florida
Eighteen suspects in the July 2021 killing of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse are being extradited to the US to face trial in Florida, officials said.
Russia's Wartime Parliamentary Vote Ends With Irregularities Reported
Russia's first wartime parliamentary election concluded with reports of irregularities, observer expulsions, and cyberattacks on Moscow's electronic voting system.
Carney seeks closer France ties, joint space launch push
Canadian PM Mark Carney called for stronger ties with France and said the two countries will jointly develop space launch systems and ground reception facilities.