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Senegalese Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Lo said the government could use constitutional means to resolve a standoff over its 2026 budget if talks with lawmakers fail, as the dispute threatens to complicate efforts to secure a new International Monetary Fund program.
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The Samoan PM paused talks on a refreshed treaty with New Zealand until after the general election, despite Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's request to "proceed with it".
The trilateral talks aim to restart stalled peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, with the latter's invasion well into its fifth year.
Israeli forces entered the Hebron neighbourhood of Ein Deir Baha, ordering residents to pack up and leave following an attack that killed two soldiers nearby.
Supporters of left-wing Lula and far-right Bolsonaro have two more hours to vote after polling was extended. The result is expected to be very close. DW has more.
The Commerce Ministry is closely monitoring protests and unrest across Europe to assess potential risks to Thai trade and exports, Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthumpun said…
Manchester United's players were booed off at Old Trafford after the club fell to another shocking defeat, this time against Bournemouth in the Premier League,
