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Excited and unnerved: New Yorkers flood the polls on US Election Day
New York City may be a left-wing stronghold, but the diversity of its five boroughs paint a picture of a divided US.
Harris’s running mate Tim Walz says ‘choice couldn’t be starker’
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz urged supporters to get out and get this vote done'.
Long lines as voters hope high turnout could win election for their side
Voters are waiting in long lines at polling locations across the US, with all parties hoping for high turnout.
People across Israel protest defence minister’s firing
Prime Minister Netanyahu and ex-Defence Minister Gallant have frequently clashed over Israel's war on Gaza.
Kamala Harris calls voters from DNC phone bank
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris thanks volunteers and calls voters at a phone bank.
US voters cast ballots with security tight as election campaign nears end
Several states increase security measures amid bomb threats as Trump and Harris make final pleas to supporters.
US vote won’t make “huge differences [to] Israeli genocide”
Mohamad Elmasry explains why people who want the Gaza genocide to stop should not get their hopes up, in the US election
Trump more likely than Harris to end Gaza war “no matter what”
Dan Perry talks about why many Israelis believe Trump, if re-elected, will agree to anything the Israeli government does
Spain announces 10.6 billion euro aid package for flood affected areas
Package includes 838 million euros in cash handouts to small businesses and freelance workers affected by the disaster.
How serious are Europe’s car industry problems?
France calls for delaying EU fines for missing EV production targets.
Video: Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu fires Defence Minister Yoav Gallant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired his defence minister Yoav Gallant, replacing him with Israel Katz.
Software glitch hits Pennsylvania county forcing extension of voting hours
Officials say a software issue which stops ballots being scanned has delayed many people from casting their vote.
French court jails 18 members of English Channel people-smuggling network
The longest sentence of 15 years is given to Iraqi national Mirkhan Rasoul, who was accused of leading the network.
Asia’s export-driven economies brace for upheaval under Trump
Former US president's proposals for sweeping tariffs threaten to hobble exports that drive the region's growth.
Video: Donald Trump ‘first to acknowledge’ if he loses a fair election
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has cast his vote in Florida.
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu fires Defence Minister Yoav Gallant
Netanyahu says he has lost confidence in Gallant over the management of Israel's ongoing wars in Gaza and Lebanon.
‘Entirely normal’: Why counting US votes takes time, is not a sign of fraud
With Trump already setting 'groundwork for yelling fraud', experts stress vote count in tight US election may take days.
Video: Israeli military attacks hospital in besieged north Gaza
Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital has patients fleeing from the hospital's top floors as it was attacked by Israel's military.
‘We expect to win’ says Trump’s running mate JD Vance
A confident Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance spoke to reporters in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fact Check: Would Donald Trump force states to monitor women’s pregnancies?
Kamala Harris often claims that a Trump administration would interfere with pregnancies. But is that really true?
US election 2024: The key issues driving votes in the swing states
We take a look at the major talking points in the battleground states and both candidates' stance on them.
Five closest US elections: When California, New York were swing states
This US election is too close to call, say experts, but it's not the first time.
Rafael expected to strengthen into hurricane before making landfall in Cuba
Tropical Storm Rafael is set to become a hurricane near the Cayman Islands on Tuesday night before reaching Cuba.
Iran’s big question about US election: Will Trump or Harris seek diplomacy?
Tehran says its tactics might change but who ends up winning the White House won't alter its strategies.
Iran does not have ‘security’ view of female student who stripped in public
Iran's government says the woman is receiving treatment at a facility after first being taken to a police station.
Al Jazeera explains paths to victory for Trump and Harris
Swing states are pivotal in the race for the White House, with the outcome hinging on results in seven key battlegrounds
Three sentenced to death in Iran over killing of top nuclear scientist
Three suspects are accused of involvement in the murder of scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh and spying for Israel.
How not to counter the political sway of Elon Musk’s X
Censoring Big Social Media is a slippery slope that can end up turning social networks into state-sanctioned media.
US election 2024: Could Jill Stein determine whether Trump or Harris wins?
The Democrats and Trump alike think Stein could eat into the Harris vote. But what do the polls and history say?
US election: How have the seven swing states voted in the past?
Pennsylvania, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin and Nevada hold the keys to the White House.
No state has an inherent ‘right to exist’, not even Israel
No provision of international law guarantees a state's right to exist. Statehood is a political reality not a legal one.
Pro-Palestine activists storm French football headquarters
Pro-Palestine activists staged a sit-in at the French Football Federation in Paris on Monday.
Child victims of Israel’s war in Lebanon
Children in Lebanon are paying a heavy price for Israel's war with Hezbollah.
Why have five been arrested over leaked Hamas documents in Israel?
PM Benjamin Netanyahu's spokesman among those suspected of altering and leaking documents.
EU reliance on US for security “no longer tenable”
HA Hellyer talks about why European countries are reconsidering their heavy reliance on the White House for security.
Trump and Harris make final pitches ahead of knife-edge election
The 2024 US presidential election campaign went right through to the early hours of voting day.
Mexico’s migrant crackdown | Start Here
How Mexico is cracking down on migrants trying to reach the US border.
Echos of 2020: Trump again saying Democrats will “steal the election”
Michael Traugott talks about how Donald Trump is trying to seed" doubt over the integrity of the US electoral system.
Eight members of far-right group arrested in Germany and Poland
Prosecutors say Saxonian Separatists group sought to target 'unwanted groups of people by means of ethnic cleansing'.
Fact Check: Did Donald Trump ever mention ending the Affordable Care Act?
Trump says he has 'never even thought about' ending the Affordable Care Act. Is that true?
‘We will live here’ sings medical team in Gaza
A group of medical staff and journalists at a hospital in Gaza are seen singing a song of resilience.
North Korean troops reportedly on Russian front lines amid escalation fears
A combat role for Pyongyang's troops risks entry of third state into conflict prompted by Moscow's invasion in 2022.
Polls open for 2024 US Election Day as Kamala Harris, Donald Trump face off
This Election Day culminates a campaign season defined by historic twists, but the results may be slow in coming.
More than 30 killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza as hospital hit again
US says Israel still not doing enough to improve dire humanitarian situation, doesn't outline consequences of failure.
Fact Check – US Election 2024: Your guide to spotting falsehoods
There have been plenty of claims of voter fraud in the past and they are likely to resurface this election.
What time do polls close in your state on Election Day in the US?
All across the US, American voters are headed to the polls. But the cut-off time to vote varies from state to state.
Trump calls Harris a ‘disaster’ as he concludes final day of campaigning
In his last appeal in Grand Rapids, former president claims people believe God saved me in order to save America'.
US prosecutor warns against election interference
The lead prosecutor of Philadelphia city issued a warning to anyone considering interfering with the elections.
As US election nears, migrants contemplate a perilous journey
Amid the anti-immigrant rhetoric of the presidential election, experts warn the humanity of migrants is being ignored.
Myanmar military government chief on first visit to ally China since coup
Min Aung Hlaing travels to Beijing as conflict near Chinese border escalates.
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