Israel Appoints First Ambassador To Somaliland
Israel has sent its first ambassador to Somaliland to strengthen diplomatic and security ties between the two nations.
Israeli Forces Extend Military Siege In Hebron For Tenth Day
Israeli forces keep Hebron under a strict ten-day siege. They now threaten to expand the military offensive further across the region.
Israeli Strikes In Gaza Kill Eight People Including A Child
Israeli air strikes in Gaza killed eight people, including a child, despite a standing ceasefire agreement.
University Of Cambridge Scientist Dies In Spanish Train Crash
Dr. Marta Shahbazi, a University of Cambridge researcher, died in a major train crash in Spain while traveling to receive an award.
Bangladesh Garment Workers Protest Over Low Wages In Dhaka
Garment workers in Dhaka clashed with police while demanding higher wages. They cited the rising cost of living as a primary reason for the protest.
Indian Protesters March With Massive Banner Of Deleted Voter Names
Protesters in New Delhi marched with a one-kilometer banner showing names of voters removed from rolls. Opposition groups now demand the election chief resign.
Russian Authorities Detain Teenager Over Alleged Moscow Attack Plot
Russian authorities arrested a teenager suspected of planning a park attack. The FSB acted after receiving an intelligence warning from the United States.
Al Jazeera Balkans Launches New Digital First Platform
Al Jazeera Balkans officially launched a new digital-first platform on November 1. This change helps the network reach a new generation of online viewers.
Helicopter Crew Rescues Climbers Stuck On Italian Cliff
Italian firefighters rescued a group of climbers stranded on a steep cliff using a helicopter. The daring operation concluded safely.
Israeli Forces Maintain Siege In Hebron Amid Ongoing Gaza Operations
Israeli forces extend a ten-day siege in Hebron as protests against Prime Minister Netanyahu grow in major cities.
Serbian Authorities Arrest Top Police Officials For Abuse Of Office
Serbian police arrested two top officials for abuse of office. Authorities denied the arrests relate to the recent national elections.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham Discusses Slavery Apology And Debt Relief
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Britain may apologize for its role in slavery. He rejects calls for financial reparations but promises debt relief.