Vance has offered Iran new talks while the US considers renewed strikes. The two sides remain divided over the order of nuclear commitments and sanctions relief.
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Neither Netanyahu’s nor Eisenkot’s bloc won the 61 seats needed to govern. Arab-led parties hold 19 seats, but both leaders have rejected working with them.
Neither Netanyahu’s bloc nor his main rival’s won a majority in Israel’s election. Arab parties gained 19 seats amid record turnout among Palestinian citizens, but the leading blocs have ruled out governing with them.
Neither Netanyahu’s bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition won a majority in Israel’s election. Arab-led parties hold a pivotal 19 seats as coalition talks unfold alongside an investigation into disputed foreign-interference allegations.
French prosecutors say a suspect charged over a deadly shooting west of Paris admitted targeting people who appeared Muslim, African or North African. One person was killed and seven were injured.
Canada and the EU are pursuing closer economic and security ties at a Montreal summit, but a draft statement no longer uses the proposed “associate member” label. Both sides say the substance of the relationship matters more than its name.
Spain is mourning at least 68 people killed when a high-speed train struck a stationary train near Urda. The transport minister said a control center ordered the train to move despite an active stop signal.
The MV Odyssey has suspended its around-the-world voyage in Cambodia after rising fuel costs overwhelmed its operator. More than 200 passengers have been forced off the ship, and the company says it plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.






