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Publication of air crash probes falls short, safety advocates say
By Allison Lampert MONTREAL, Nov 12 (Reuters) - National agencies around the world have not published enough air accident reports to generate recommendations that could improve safety for the flying public, advocates said on the sidelines of an industry conference on Thursday.
Australia and Jordan shift match from Amman over security worries
Australia and Jordan on Friday agreed to move their upcoming friendly from Amman to Doha after players voiced concerns about security. The Socceroos are scheduled to face Qatar in Doha on Friday and were then set to meet Jordan four days later in Amman. But after Australian
Pro-Palestinian group seeks ban on Israeli real-estate fair in Paris
Pro-Palestinian activists have asked a French court to ban an Israeli real-estate fair in Paris which they say offers a bonus to prospective Jewish settlers in the occupied territories, sources told AFP on Thursday. The Franco-Palestinian NIDAL association filed an emergency
US House Democratic Leader Jeffries wants 'dramatic change' in Middle East
By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - US House of Representatives Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries called on Thursday for "dramatic change" in the Middle East and reiterated his support for a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians. Democrats' sweeping
Trump’s Gaza plan under fire as Israel restricts flood aid
More than a year after President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire to end the war in Gaza, Israel continues to restrict the delivery of shelter materials and rubble-clearing machinery.
Nobel Peace laureate Navi Pillay: 'Israelis, crimes are committed in your name. I beg you: Get on the right side of history'
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay, one of the world's leading jurists, is certain that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. And that is precisely why she wants to address Israelis directly. An interview
What does Nvidia CEO’s resignation mean for the Middle East’s AI buildout?
Jensen Huang’s sudden resignation amid an explosive espionage scandal has thrown the future of the world’s most valuable chipmaker into uncertainty, potentially creating fallout that could buffet the Middle East's technology sector at a crucial moment.
Saudi Arabia puts pressure on EU to label Yemen's Houthis a terrorist group
By Alexander Cornwell Nov 12 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is pressing the EU to designate Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi movement as a terrorist organisation, but has yet to overcome European concerns that this could undermine a future peace process, according to six European
Iran threatens US bases in Europe if Washington resumes war: What to know
Iran is rebuilding its missile capabilities and recently said it lifted self-imposed limits on the range of its ballistic missiles.
Eisenkot meets Netanyahu in bid to avoid Iran strikes
Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot met Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a security briefing amid opposition concerns that the government could launch a military operation against Iran.
Turkey inks $5.1B in climate loans at COP31: What to know
Ankara can count 10 loan deals worth $5.1 billion with four multilateral development banks so far at the UN climate summit, Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said Thursday.
Nine-month-old baby dies of cold in Gaza
A nine-month-old baby died of hypothermia on Thursday, his father and a doctor told AFP, after days of harsh weather and flooding in the Gaza Strip that displaced thousands of Palestinians living in tents. The doctor, who saw the child and spoke on condition of anonymity, said
Turkey hosts Libya’s Hifter, Erdogan meets Tripoli PM as unity push gains pace
Ankara is expanding ties with Libya’s eastern leadership while seeking to protect its agreements with Tripoli under a potential power-sharing arrangement.
Bilal Erdogan, floated as father’s possible successor, visits Lebanon: What to know
Bilal Erdogan, the son of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is in Lebanon for a three-day visit that will include meetings with officials and religious leaders, as well as stops in Sunni-majority cities.
Iran pair guilty of spying on London-based journalists 'for Tehran'
A UK jury on Thursday found two Iranian men guilty of spying for Iran's intelligence service, as a chief prosecutor said it showed Tehran's willingness to use "proxies" to target the regime's critics abroad. Mostafa Sepahvand, 41, and Farhad Manesh, 46, carried out
Trump says Iran deal is no longer needed, claims U.S. has 'got their Strait'
'We've got their money, Hundreds of Billions of Dollars, and we've got their Strait,' the U.S. president said on Truth Social
Trump says Vance should focus on domestic corruption, 'we don't need a deal with Iran'
WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday he wanted Vice President JD Vance to focus "his complete and total attention" on any crime and corruption in Democratic-run US cities, saying that effort could save more money than a deal with Iran.
Trump says US does not need Iran deal, directs Vance to focus on domestic corruption
By Bo Erickson WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump saidon Thursdaythe US does not need a deal with Iran and directedVice President JD Vance, who has played a role in efforts to resolve the war, to focus "his complete and total attention" on alleged crime and
Oman monitors handling of oil tanker run aground off its coast
DUBAI, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Oman's National Emergency Management Committee discussed on Thursday the latest developments in handling the grounding of an oil tanker off Al Qibliyah Island and the progress of operations to deal with its cargo. The meeting also reviewed emergency
Wizz Air chief calls for Europe-wide coordination on bomb threats
By Gianluca Lo Nostro and Yamini Kalia Nov 12 (Reuters) - Europe needs a more harmonised approach to security and a body to lead it against "hybrid warfare" following a recent series of bomb threats, the CEO of Hungarian budget airline Wizz Air said on Thursday. Bomb threats
UAE's Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah reopen several beaches after tanker oil spill
DUBAI, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Authorities in the United Arab Emirates' Ras Al Khaimah and Sharjah emirates said they had reopened several beaches following closures prompted by an oil spill from a tanker damaged in a suspected attack in the Gulf last month. Sharjah's media office
Explainer-Can a new US Congress mean an end to the Iran war?
By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - The American public wants the unpopular eight-month-long war on Iran to end, and showed it by handing President Donald Trump's Republicans a resounding defeat in last week's congressional elections. Trump acknowledged that
Israeli strike on Gaza hospital deadliest since election
Israeli fire killed 11 people in Gaza on Thursday, six of whom died in the bombing of Nasser hospital in south Gaza early in the day, health officials said, the deadliest single strike since Israel's elections last month. The Israeli military confirmed the attack on the
Zelenskiy says Starshield speed limited again, hampering Ukraine's defences
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Thursday Ukrainian military units had recorded significant disruptions to Elon Musk'sStarshield satellite communications service for several days, affecting the entire front line and Russian-occupied parts of
World leaders set out clashing priorities as COP31 turns to negotiations
By William James and Simon Jessop ANTALYA, Turkey, Nov 12 (Reuters) - World leaders have set out competing positions and made clashing demands in two days of intense speech-making at the COP31 climate change talks in Turkey, leaving negotiators with a tough task to draft a
Venezuela tells COP31 it has a sovereign right to pump more oil
By William James and Simon Jessop ANTALYA, Turkey, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodriguez told the COP31 climate conference on Thursday that the country has the sovereign right to develop its oil industry, even as it recognises the importance of
Israeli strike on southern Gaza hospital kills six, Gaza civil defence says
CAIRO, Nov 12 (Reuters) - An Israeli airstrike on a building at Nasser Hospitalinsouthern Gaza killed at least six people, including a surgeon, and wounded 20 others early on Thursday, a spokesman for Gaza's civil defence service told Reuters. The Israeli military later said it
Israeli strike on Gaza hospital kills six, including surgeon, medics say
By Nidal al-Mughrabi CAIRO, Nov 12 (Reuters) - An Israeli airstrike on southern Gaza's main hospital overnight killed at least six Palestinians including a surgeon and a teenage boy, medics said, the latest Israeli attack to undermine a year-old ceasefire in the war-shattered