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Argentina forward Julian Alvarez's contract with Atletico until 2030 means approach breached rules.

The metal is generating billions, but mining communities say basic services have failed to keep pace.

El-Sisi’s announcement that he will not run for a fourth term may signal a new leadership arrangement.

Professional analysts chose options that matched AI assistant's preference 86 percent of the time, research finds.

Fourth-tier Fleetwood beat 10-man Arsenal 5-3 on penalties in ⁠the League Cup last 16, pulling off a major upset.

Small business owners in Britain may get some tax relief in Wednesday's budget, but they say it will not be enough.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says 'true' election results due in one or two days.

Israelis are weighing Netanyahu's record as the election could shape the country's leadership and its approach to the Middle East.

Seven years after Modi backed Trump, New Delhi may now hope US midterm losses leave the president chastened.

Three major Chinese brands have ended partnerships with French football star Kylian Mbappe

Khalil returned to Columbia University to discuss his memoir detailing his arrest and detention by US immigration agents

Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager says the senator did not inform him that he planned to flee Brazil.

Asian stock markets rise, following gains on Wall Street.

Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan's strikes on Syria.

Netanyahu's Likud emerges as single largest Israeli party, bloc edges past opposition.

Netanyahu has called the prospect of working with Arab parties to form a government ‘a disgrace and a shame’.

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Record-breaking voter turnout among Palestinian citizens of Israel hits around 80 percent, early indications show.

Despite narrower exit poll figures, opposition leaders insisted the result was a defeat for the government.

Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot says millions of Israelis voted for change, tired of Netanyahu’s ‘lies’.