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The election campaign saw Netanyahu accuse Arab-majority lists of electoral irregularities.
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He allegedly hired two fellow Turkish citizens for the job and had them driven to the station south of Warsaw.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and briefed him on Russian strikes on critical infrastructure in virtually every region of Ukraine, saying many attacks hit the energy sector every day, UATV English reports.
Hebrew-language media outlets, including The Times of Israel, commented on statements from US President Donald Trump regarding the US terminating aid to Israel by the end of the year.
Supreme Court Justice Sohlberg praises those who worked to conduct election, says suspicions of interference will be investigated but potential impact would be limited
Aeris, a Brazilian wind-blade maker, asked a São Paulo court to back a debt plan covering US$279 million, with 42% of creditors on board.
All public and private schools across Sindh will remain closed on November 9. The provincial government announced the holiday to mark Allama Iqbal Day. The closure will apply to educational institutions across the province. The announcement came through an official notification issued on Wednesday.
