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London police arrest 48 as hundreds protest Palestine Action ban Education under fire: Gaza’s children face death on their way to school A UN protection force must be urgently deployed to Palestine Sudan RSF commander defects from Hemedti’s forces Jerusalem Daily: Israel’s siege on Hebron displaces thousands Israeli forces blow up homes of Palestinians accused of killing soldiers Jordan Bombs Sites in Southern Syria in Response to Kirk Church Attack Palestinian voter turnout exposes Israel’s attitude towards Arab citizens London police arrest 48 as hundreds protest Palestine Action ban Education under fire: Gaza’s children face death on their way to school A UN protection force must be urgently deployed to Palestine Sudan RSF commander defects from Hemedti’s forces Jerusalem Daily: Israel’s siege on Hebron displaces thousands Israeli forces blow up homes of Palestinians accused of killing soldiers Jordan Bombs Sites in Southern Syria in Response to Kirk Church Attack Palestinian voter turnout exposes Israel’s attitude towards Arab citizens

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Egypt Shuts Down "Mada Masr" and Fines Lina Attaallah: Law Enforcement or Press Freedom Test?

Egyptian authorities ordered the closure of "Mada Masr" and fined editor Lina Attaallah, sparking debate over whether this is a legal enforcement or a pressure tactic on independent media. DW Arabic reports split opinions on the issue.

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What Comes Next After Israel's Inconclusive Election: Netanyahu Remains Interim PM

DW Arabic reports that Netanyahu is expected to stay as prime minister in a caretaker government after receiving unexpected strong support, leaving his opponents without a chance to oust him.

What we now know about the UK economy in four charts

The Office for Budget Responsibility says higher energy prices will impact everything from prices and living standards to economic growth.

Knifeman on LNER train ‘caused terror and fear on unimaginable scale’, court hears

Anthony Williams is accused of attempting to murder passengers and staff on board a London-bound train last NovemberA knifeman “caused terror and fear on an unimaginable scale” to passengers when he stabbed 10 people on board a London-bound train, a court has heard.Anthony Williams, 33, is accused of attempting to murder 10 passengers and staff on board an LNER train on 1 November last year and st

Putin tells African leaders Moscow will not pursue ‘neo-colonialism’

Speaking at the third Russia-Africa Summit, Putin frames Moscow as an alternative to former colonial powers.

Prem eyes English expansion despite Welsh interest

Welsh rugby may be keen on forming an Anglo-Welsh league in 2029 but the Prem and RFU are only looking at English clubs in any expansion.

Balad leader blasts ‘racist’ exclusion of Arab parties in Israel

Elections have yielded no clear winner but opposition bloc refuses to ally with Arab parties.

Burnham promised big change – where was it? Instead we got the Martin Lewis budget | Aditya Chakrabortty

The financial guru’s fingerprints are all over John Healey’s red book – but Lewis is not a politician. His everyday fixes can’t meet this turbulent momentWas this Andy Burnham’s budget – the bold vision of a new prime minister who burns with a passion to topple “40 years of neoliberalism”? Fat chance. Was it John Healey’s budget – the repair job of a cautious chancellor fretting about record-high

He promised fresh hope and delivered doom, but Dr Death’s budget succeeds in doing no harm | John Crace

Armed with 98 measures, a rictus grin and a decidedly comedy-free speech, the chancellor at least offered us – and Labour – some breathing spaceIt was as if John Healey was taking the Hippocratic oath. First do no harm. For your first budget, this may be no bad thing: we can all think of plenty of chancellors who have done untold damage. Take a bow George Osborne. It might just have been better if

Davies crossing divide between pitch and boardroom

Ben Davies hopes to bridge the gap between those who execute the strategy on the pitch and those who draft it in the boardroom.

Budget 2026 calculator: find out if you are better or worse off

Use our interactive tool to see how you have been affected by John Healey’s tax and spending announcementsHealey keeps income tax thresholds frozen. How much more will you pay?Budget 2026: key points at a glanceBudget 2026 live – latest updates Continue reading...

Olive Harvest Season in West Bank Marred by Settler Attacks and Military Restrictions

The West Bank olive harvest began on Oct. 15, 2026, amid a surge in settler and Israeli army attacks on Palestinians. According to France 24 Arabic, UN OCHA recorded nearly 200 attacks on the first day, causing significant economic losses.

Israeli soldier visiting UK faces war crimes complaint

New UK war crimes complaint against an Israeli soldier highlights a global legal campaign to end systemic impunity.

US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib condemns anti-Muslim election rhetoric

US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib condemns anti-Muslim election rhetoric

Will John Healey’s ‘breathing space’ budget deliver what Britain needs? Our panel responds | Panel

Amid global economic storms, the new chancellor has promised to steer the course – with promises of more help to come. Will it be enough? Continue reading...

The one thing the chancellor didn't mention that will affect your pay

The point at which you start to pay tax, and the point where you tip into paying a higher rate of tax have been frozen for three more years.

Why Arab parties may not be the ‘kingmakers’ in this Israeli election

Exit poll projections show that if Eisenkot’s bloc teamed up with Arab parties, they could potentially unseat Bibi.

Are GCC countries looking for a regional security pact with Iran?

Observers say diverging views are unlikely to turn current diplomatic efforts into a lasting infrastructure.

Why are three of the UK’s four nuclear deterrent submarines at sea?

The deployment marks the first time in years that three Vanguard-class vessels have been at sea at the same time.

Espionage threats blur lines between security and dissent in Iran

Iran is using the threat of spy networks to detain and execute political opponents, analysts say.

Ballon d’Or win will help keep Kane at Bayern, says Germany’s Matthaus

Former World Cup winner Lothar Matthaus says relationship between Harry Kane and club Bayern Munich is 'perfect'.

Briton Azim set for December return against Valenzuela

British light-welterweight Adam Azim is set to face Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela at London's Copper Box on 4 December.

Israeli voters: hope and despair as election ballots are counted

Israeli voters in Tel Aviv expressed mixed emotions as ballots were counted after the election.