Macron on the Hunt for Fifth Prime Minister After Budget Vote Defeat
After a 364-194 vote loss, President Macron must name his fifth prime minister in two years to unite France’s parliament and secure approval for next year’s budget.
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Japan’s LDP Kicks Off Full-Scale Leadership Vote
Japan’s ruling LDP will hold a full-scale vote on October 4 to select a new leader, with Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koizumi emerging as frontrunners.
Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli Resigns Amid Deadly Protests
Nepal PM KP Sharma Oli resigns after protests over a social media ban left 19 dead and defiance of an indefinite curfew. What’s next for Nepal’s political landscape?
4 Israeli Soldiers Killed in Gaza Tank Attack as Offensive Expands
Four Israeli soldiers were killed in Gaza Citys Sheikh Radwan when Hamas militants struck their tank, marking the 903rd soldier loss since October 2023 amid an intensifying offensive.
Norway’s Labor Party Wins Reelection as Populists Surge
Norway’s minority Labor Party secures a second term with 87 seats, while the Progress Party surges to 48, reshaping coalition dynamics.
French PM Bayrou Ousted After Historic No-Confidence Vote
French PM Francois Bayrou lost a historic no-confidence vote over his budget plan, marking the first government fall of the Fifth Republic and deepening France’s political crisis.
IAEA Chief Urges Restart of Iran Nuclear Inspections for Diplomatic Gains
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi says resuming inspections in Iran could pave the way for broader diplomatic progress following recent technical talks.
Deadly Jerusalem Bus Stop Shooting: Six Killed as Israel Backs Ceasefire
Six killed and 11 wounded in a Jerusalem bus stop shooting as Israel accepts an international ceasefire plan to curb rising violence.
Jerusalem Bus Stop Attack Kills Six, Injures Dozens
A rush-hour shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop killed six and injured dozens, deepening tensions amid Gaza operations and West Bank unrest.
South Korea to Repatriate 300 Workers After U.S. Immigration Raid
South Korea will fly home 300 workers detained in a U.S. immigration raid after negotiating their release, as both nations wrap up processing and plan visa reforms.