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Officials said that a Polish gunman was likely to be affected by an extreme right-wing ideology that killed six people in random shooting from a car in the main market yard of Krakoff, south of the country yesterday, before the police shot him and arrested him.
Israeli President Yitzhak Hertzog Saturday decided to appoint Gadi Eisenkot, the most powerful opponent of Prime Minister Benjamin Ntanyahu, to form a new Government, following elections, none of which had given clear access to power. Gadi Iizkot confirmed that he would do everything in his power to co-author a new Government in Israel, shortly after President Isaac Hertzog had announced his designation as Prime Minister.
The Israeli presidency announced Saturday night that it would choose Gadi Eisenkot, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's main rival, to try to form a new government. This decision comes after a parliamentary election without a clear outcome, which did not allow either of the two men to win an absolute majority.
Arab-led parties have endorsed Gadi Eisenkot despite his ruling out a coalition with them. Their support is driven by a shared goal: removing Benjamin Netanyahu from power. But could these parties ultimately hold the balance of power in forming Israel's next government? Antonia Kerrigan reports.
After a series of combative press briefings between the Trump administration and journalists, the US president surprised many by reportedly offering Dana White, the head of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and a longtime friend, the role of White House press secretary. Trump praised White as a “violent fighter and warrior”, but US media reports say he has already turned down the offer. Was it a punchy choice by the president or simply a punchline? Jack Pownall takes a closer look.
Riyadh’s Aramco Tower was damaged by falling debris on Sunday after the Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen’s Houthi rebels intercepted two ballistic missiles headed for the capital’s financial district. The attack comes a day after Saudi air strikes killed at least 33 people near Sanaa. Follow our liveblog for the latest developments from the Middle East.
Ukraine hopes for more US support but faces uncertainty over Trump’s peace efforts and continued military aid.
The executive committee of the German chancellor's CDU party is expected to finalize its nomination for the country's president. DW has more.
Saudi Arabia's energy ministry says building in the capital was damaged by falling shrapnel, state media reported.
The Israeli President, Isaac Hertsawg, was assigned to establish a new Government, following the recommendation of 67 out of 120 in the Knesset. The former Chief of Staff faces the challenge of forming a coalition that will ensure the trust of Parliament. Who's Eisencott, and what's his political stand?
Paraguay’s impeached president Santiago Pena was on Saturday charged over his business links to a major online bank whose sudden collapse has locked millions of people out of their money and sparked angry protests.
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The co-founder and president of Rockstar Games is in charge of one of the most profitable franchises in the history of entertainment, whose sixth delivery will be released this month.
The relationship between investment funds and the regional government in an economically and environmentally questionable bet comes to light immediately
Republican fiasco diminishes the president's authority and will affect from Iran and Israel to the US global position
Colombian President de la Espriella says those behind the attack in Santa Rosa del Sur will have ‘nowhere to hide’.
The senator, supported by Obama and compared to the former, is the favorite in the betting houses as a presidential candidate in the next election.
The US President has begun to give clues about his next steps with the appointment of radical Stephen Miller as new chief of staff
The president of the railway research authority CIAF and spokesman of the Urda Accident Monitoring Committee of the College of Engineers of Caminos, demands more training for the train professionals and an urgent audit of the railway system
The party or coalition that manages to form a government after the elections will find a country that grows, with less unemployment and debt, but also offers structural cracks that need to be addressed as soon as possible.
