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Yair Lapid says the country has lost confidence in Netanyahu's leadership after the security failure on October 7.
The much-awaited deal with the global lender is meant to save the cash-strapped country from default.
Police use pepper spray and fire projectiles with chemical irritants on 'non-violent' protesters in Washington, DC.
Socialist Spanish politician wins backing to be PM again, after a controversial agreement with Catalan separatists.
The Israeli military claims it has found rifles, grenades and military vests — but so far, no Hamas command centre.
Israeli forces raided al-Shifa Hospital in the north, while continuing bombardments in the south and central regions.
A group of 56 Labour lawmakers go against the party line to officially urge a truce in Israel's war in Gaza.
Israeli troops enter the medical complex from the south, reportedly destroying a wall and interrogating medical workers.
The blaze appears to have started in a building containing offices and dormitories in Luliang city of Shanxi province.
China and the US will want to manage their differences as they each battle other challenges, according to analysts.
As the conflict between Israel and Gaza enters its 41st day, these are the main developments.
Ten opposition candidates are calling for a boycott, accusing the incumbent president of an 'institutional coup'.
As the war enters its 631st day, these are the main developments.
The 15-member body approved the Malta-sponsored draft after four failed attempts to respond to Israel-Hamas war.
Leaders of US and China agree to resumption of military-to-military communication amid efforts to stabilise ties.
Watchdog says stonewalling of inspectors 'extreme and unjustified' as stockpile reaches 22 times the nuclear deal limit.
Palestinian authorities in Gaza reject Israeli claims that weapons were found in raid on al-Shifa Hospital.
Turkish president sharpens criticism of Israel and its allies, calls for Israeli officials to be tried for war crimes.
Xi aims to revive investments in sluggish Chinese economy while Biden looks to keep temperatures 'low' in Asia-Pacific.
Leader of UN's meteorological agency says the world is still 'heading in the wrong direction' and must cut fossil fuels.
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