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US Midterm Election 2026: Iran War, AI, Donald Trump - Issues Defining Elections
US Midterms 2026: On November 3, American voters will decide who will control the Congress - Republicans or Democrats. Here are some of the issue that could reshape the US midterm elections.
How Houthis Found An Unlikely Weapon Against Saudis In Epstein Files
Houthies are projecting themselves as defenders of Islam against corrupt foreign influences, even Saudi Arabia, where the holiest site of Islam is situated.
UK PM Burnham Seeks "Honest Discussion" On Restoring EU Free Movement
Andy Burnham, who has even touted the possibility of Britain applying to rejoin the EU one day, said the country should have an "honest discussion" about how immigration to the UK has changed since Brexit.
Former Japan PM Yasuo Fukuda, Who Sought Better China Ties, Dies At 90
During his stint in power, Yasuo Fukuda sought to improve relations with China and invited then-Chinese president Hu Jintao to visit Japan.
Israel Election: 4 Possible Scenarios That Can Decide Who Leads Country Next
Israelis are set to vote on October 27 in the country's first national election since the Hamas-led attack on October 7, 2023, and the war in Gaza that followed.
From France To Spain: Why Gen Z Is Taking To The Streets Across Europe
From France and Spain to Italy, Greece and Portugal, Generation Z has been putting pressure on governments about their future.
Indian-Americans In US Midterms: Where They Live, How They Lean And Who Is On 2026 Ballot
Indian Americans remain broadly Democratic-leaning, but their party loyalties are shifting. With millions of people of Indian origin concentrated in a handful of US states, the November 3 midterm elections will test the community's political influence
Opinion: Opinion | Middle Power Myths, And Why The West Needs To Stop Putting India In A 'Box'
India is not a "middle power" waiting to find its place in a Trump-disrupted world; it is a rising power that refuses to be squeezed into someone else's geopolitical hierarchy
What Matters To Israeli Voters? A Look At Key Election Issues
People heading to the polls will pass the faces of fallen soldiers peering from stickers on train station walls and faded yellow ribbons honoring the hostages, the last of whom were returned in a ceasefire deal last year.
AI-Generated Political Ads Flood US Midterms, Raising Deepfake Concerns
Reality-bending deepfake ads -- dubbed AI "slopaganda" by researchers and used by both sides of the political aisle to target rivals -- are proliferating ahead of the November 3 vote.
Israeli Expats Returning Home To Vote. Their Goal? To Remove Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Neanyahu’s far-right, nationalist and ultra-orthodox coalition faces a tough test in the election.
10-Year-Old Girl Found Six Months Pregnant In Argentina After Stomach Pain, Stepfather Arrested
During the investigation, the child identified her stepfather, Julio Vivas, as the person allegedly responsible for the abuse.
All About Israel's High-Stakes Election To Decide Netanyahu's Future
Israelis vote for a party list, not a candidate. Every party creates a ranked list of its candidates on a single ballot, letting voters elect the party or the slate.
Elon Musk Says SpaceX Secures $40 Billion Debt Financing For AI GPUs
The funding underscores the enormous capital requirement of the AI boom, as technology companies race to secure advanced processors and build out the computing infrastructure needed to support AI development.
Colombian Man Sets World Record For Longest Single-Arm Handstand
He held a one-arm handstand on his right palm for 1 minute and 54.50 seconds.
Who Could Lead Israel Next? A Look At Election's Main Candidates
In power for much of the time since 2009, after a first stint as prime minister in the 1990s, Netanyahu has become the face of Israel abroad and a polarising figure at home.
Brazil's Debt, Inflation, Tax Reform: Lula's Economic Challenges In 4th Term
Brazil's public debt has surged more than 10 percentage points during Lula's current term to over 82% of GDP, driving up borrowing costs. The root cause is years of rising mandatory spending
"Not Today, But At Some Point": Gautam Singhania On Raymond Demerger
Speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2026, Gautam Singhania discussed the group's demerger and said a further split of its aerospace and auto businesses could make sense in the future.
Four Major Challenges Facing Brazil's Lula After Election Win
Days before his 81st birthday, the former union leader won Sunday's runoff with 51.7 percent of the vote over 48.2 percent for his right-wing challenger Flavio Bolsonaro.
Top Rival Vows To Unite Israel As Netanyahu Brands Him As Soft On Iran
Netanyahu has campaigned heavily on his security credentials, but Eisenkot has cast him as unfit to lead and pledged a state commission of inquiry into the failings that led to Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack
News from Arabic Countries
Jordan arrests three suspects over church attack in dawn raid: What to know
Jordanian authorities have not named the individuals or any group involved in the 'terrorist incident'.
Key European defence ministers meet in Paris to discuss Ukraine support
Defence ministers from France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the UK to discuss increasing military assistance to Ukraine.
Saudi-led coalition says it struck Houthi missile facilities
Coalition says it destroyed ballistic missile launchers as well as tunnels and a depot used to store missiles.
Suwayda remains in stasis as US signals differences with Israel on Syria
Governorate's Druze majority in deadlock with Syrian government.
If Netanyahu loses, what changes for Palestinians?
AJLabs tracks how Israeli parties voted against eight Knesset bills that disfavoured Palestinians ahead of the election.
Thousands greet opposition leader Maria Machado upon return to Caracas
Thousands lined the streets of Caracas to welcome opposition leader Maria Corina Machado back to Venezuela after exile.
Saudi Arabia confirms January start for Asian Cup 2027 despite attacks
Asian Cup 2027 to kick off on January 7 with Saudi Arabia facing Palestine in Riyadh as the AFC announces the schedule.
Algeria’s military deployment to Niger: What’s behind the move?
This will be Algeria's first foreign troop deployment in 50 years as the country shifts its military doctrine.
Palestinians are opening their doors to the displaced of besieged Hebron
Israel's assault on the West Bank city has forced thousands of people to flee their homes.
Flavio Bolsonaro ‘will not give up’ after Brazil election results
Flavio Bolsonaro is refusing to concede to Lula da Silva who won a historic 4th term in Sunday's election.
California’s billionaire tax faces a precarious road from rich opposition
Tech billionaires have raised more than $300m to oppose the billionaire tax proposal.
Do Palestinians in Gaza expect anything to change after Israel’s election?
After years of war, displacement and restrictions, Gazans ask whether Israel’s election will affect their future.
Lula’s victory may be a turning point for Latin America
The outcome of Brazil's presidential election demonstrates that the far-right tide in Latin America is not inevitable.
Kimi Antonelli wins US Grand Prix, closes in on F1 championship
Mercedes's 20-year-old driver can win the championship in Mexico next week if his teammate Russell doesn't win the race.
Trump makes explicit remarks about Nicki Minaj at Michigan midterm rally
Donald Trump made sexually explicit remarks about musician Nicki Minaj who was speaking at a rally in Michigan.
Photos: Serbia celebrates as ruling party loses grip on power
Two years of student-led protests against corruption and mismanagement culminate in election victory.
Officials from Mecca pact states to hold talks in Iran amid regional tensions
Talks to be first high-level contact between Iran and the bloc since Houthi rebels escalated attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Photos: Lula supporters flood streets in celebration of historic win
Avenues and squares in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo filled with crowds dressed in red, celebrating democracy.
Israel’s election: The main issues in the words of the leading candidates
From judicial reform to conscription, here's where candidates stand on the key issues dominating the campaign.
Jordan arrests three suspects in deadly church attack
Suspects refuse to surrender and attack security forces, who return fire, wound and arrest them, authorities say.
Dakar Rally 2027 moved out of Saudi Arabia amid conflict in Middle East
Organisers of January's off-road race say it will be relocated due to recent developments in the region.
The French government is hiding behind a ‘riots’ narrative
It is much easier to fearmonger and try to delegitimise the protests than to address students' demands.
China’s political elite gather for talks on Communist Party discipline
The four-day meeting is being watched closely for clues as to the country's direction and future leadership.
Aleksandar Vucic, the Serbian leader brought down by students
Serbia's longtime leader concedes defeat to a student-led protest movement in parliamentary elections.
First visually impaired Gambian magistrate tests system built for sighted
For a decade, Muhammed Krubally has shown what is possible and what still needs to change.