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Likud and Yashar! negotiating teams are due to meet Sunday, but Eisenkot refuses to discuss a rotation agreement or coalition with Ben-Gvir; Netanyahu wants to lead any unity government, while the opposition bloc prioritizes talks with ultra-Orthodox parties despite major disagreements over military conscription
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"The opening of the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary, St. Paul, and St. Anthony for the Copts in Baghdad holds great symbolic significance, as it is the first of its kind in Iraq," Hammadi said.
This is a potential turning point in Iraq. Iraq has sent troops to the Jurf al-Sakhar area over the weekend.
A French television news crew was attacked during demonstrations in Lyon on Saturday, as protests across France drew 106,000 people and led to 219 arrests.
Trump's tonal shifts have only added to the uncertainty about what comes next in a war in which America's allies were not consulted before it was started but nonetheless struggle to deal with its…
Australia's youth unemployment rate was 11.1 per cent in September and economists say a slowing economy could mean it rises further in coming months.
District Collector Rohan Ghuge said, “No loss of life or property damage in Jalgaon has been reported. Residents should not panic or fall prey to any rumours”
