'Who is safe?' Delhi minister Sirsa attacks Punjab govt after Mad Sandhu killing
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India’s police investigate sexual harassment allegations during protests
Delhi police say three female journalists made sexual harassment allegations against police officers during protests in the capital against the country's election commission.
India’s police investigate sexual harassment allegations during protests
Delhi police say three female journalists made sexual harassment allegations against police officers during protests in the capital against the country's election commission.
‘We’re going to defend the kingdom’: NRL fans prepare for grand final after tragedy
Newcastle Knights fans descended on Sydney on Sunday, arriving at Accor Stadium in numbers far greater than Roosters supporters.
As Winter draws right-wing votes, Likud begins weighing post-election coalition - analysis
Which parties Likud would seek to bring into a coalition, and whether those parties would be willing to join such a government, will become clear only after the election.
- Likud party considering post-election coalition as right-wing votes remain undecided.
- People of Israel party gaining support from both Likud and Yisrael Beytenu.
- Likud monitoring trend, applying pressure on People of Israel leader Ofer Winter.
Trump’s friendship with Erdogan ignores Turkey’s hosting of Hamas - opinion
Maybe Trump is enamored by the flattery that he’s received from Erdogan, who knows just how important it is for the American president to hear how wonderful his efforts are in trying to broker peace.
- Trump labels Hamas as terrorists and killers.
- Erdogan praised as fantastic guy by Trump.
- Erdogan's ties with hostile regimes raise concerns.
US could join Saudi-Yemen war against Houthis if upcoming large-scale offensive goes south - report
Saudi Arabia asked the US whether it would provide aerial support during the operation, but it was refused twice over the past few weeks.
- US may join Saudi-Yemen war against Houthis if offensive fails.
- Upcoming operation targets Houthi advances, Bab al-Mandab strait.
- Mission could involve 100,000 Yemeni troops.