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Gadi Eisenkot, the man who could unseat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, almost always dresses in black, speaks halting English and tends to respond in interviews with bullet-point lists, a reflection of the military culture that shaped him. For some voters in Tuesday's general election…
The woman accused by the Greens senator of harassment says she never consented to having intimate details made public after an inquiry was launched into his conduct.
The national regulator has proposed a range of reforms, including repeat testing of sunscreens, but some don’t think its recommendations go far enough.
‘Nine American citizens dead. No accountability,’ says Chris Van Hollen
My three-year-old said I’d ruined his life by not giving him a fourth scoop of ice cream. Now property investors are having a tantrum that their profits aren’t soaring endlessly upwards.
The Liberal Party failed to nominate about 140 candidates in the 2024 local government elections. Now a court will consider a costly settlement plan after a class action against the party.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hold on power is at stake, with centrist rivals promising to usher in a new era, but it might take time before clear results are known.
Arab citizens of Israel make up 20 per cent of the population but have traditionally stayed away from the polls. That is set to change, with major consequences.
Jay-Z is headlining the next Superbowl. His recent gigs provide clues to the superstars who are likely to join him.
Science fiction is quietly becoming an engineering reality in Korea. Decades after pop culture popularized the notion of orbital sanitation vessels — most famously depicted in the Korean blockbuster film "Space Sweepers" — the nation’s space agency is preparing a mission to clean up the increasingly…
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