Outgoing US president says his son was ‘selectively’ and ‘unfairly’ prosecuted due to his family name.
Demonstrations spread across the country over ruling party’s path away from EU membership, shift towards Russia.
Social Democratic Alliance wins the largest share of votes but will need to form a coalition to govern.
Norway’s foreign minister says his country is taking the lead in pushing to establish a Palestinian state.
Appointment of a loyal aide to the FBI post could end long-running tradition of keeping presidents at arm’s length.
Beijing lodges ‘serious protests’ with the US saying it ‘strongly condemns’ Taiwanese leader’s stopover in Hawaii, Guam.
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Labour party’s Haigh was the youngest member of PM Keir Starmer’s cabinet when a decade-old fraud case resurfaced.
Pro-EU critic of ruling Georgian Dream party says she won’t leave office next month as parliament elected fraudulently.
These were the updates for Saturday, November 30, as Syrian government forces struck the opposition offensive in Aleppo.
The legislative election takes place after the collapse of a fragile coalition, with the economy being a top concern.
Suriname will distribute revenues from new oil and gas discoveries among its more than 600,000 citizens.
Deal includes spare parts for fighter jets and radar systems as President Lai heads to Pacific, with stops in US.
Israel is stil launching strikes in Lebanon and is preventing people from returning to southern areas.
The proposal passed both houses of Mexico’s Congress, leading critics to fear weakened government transparency.
