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Gadi Eisenkot, former Israeli military chief and leader of the Yashar party, who has been asked to form Israel's next government.

Herzog Taps Eisenkot to Form Israel’s Next Government in Major Setback for Netanyahu

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UAE Rescues 22 Crew from Burning Cargo Ship in Gulf of Oman

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Tesla's Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, photographed in June 2022.

Tesla and SpaceX Lose $456 Billion in Two Days as Democrats’ Midterm Sweep Spooks Investors

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The Berlaymont building in Brussels, headquarters of the European Commission.

India to Join EU’s €93.5 Billion Horizon Europe Research Programme from January 2027

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Amsterdam Sloterdijk station at dawn, near the site of the planned Microsoft data centre.

Protesters Storm Microsoft Data Centre Site in Amsterdam as Europe’s Backlash Grows

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The Adolphe Bridge and skyline of Luxembourg City, where the administrative tribunal ruled on frozen Russian securities.

Luxembourg Court Overturns Refusal to Release Frozen Russian Securities

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China's aircraft carrier Liaoning at sea (file photo).

China May Be Rehearsing a Taiwan Blockade in Unannounced Exercise, US Think Tank Warns

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The guided-missile destroyer USS Mason transits the Gulf of Oman at night in a file photo.

US Launches Task Force Iron Gate to Choke Off Iran’s Land and Caspian Supply Routes

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The White House seen from the Washington Monument, with the South Lawn in the foreground.

Armed Man Arrested Near White House After Allegedly Saying Voices Told Him to Kill Trump

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President Donald Trump delivers remarks in Hebron, Kentucky, in March 2026.

Trump Orders Justice Department to Investigate Democrats Over Impeachment Threats

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Protesters Storm Microsoft Data Centre Site in Amsterdam as Europe’s Backlash Grows

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More than 100 protesters broke into the construction site of a planned Microsoft data centre in Amsterdam, with Dutch police detaining up to 200 people as a Europe-wide campaign against the energy-hungry buildings gathers pace.

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