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Breaking News | Israel | NewsNetanyahu assured with near-certain victory as almost 90% votes counted
On Wednesday night, Meretz was placed just below the threshold of 3.25%, and the Likud led with 32 seats. Likud leader MK Benjamin Netanyahu will with near certainty be Israel’s next prime minister after approximately 90% of the votes counted, the Central Election Committee’s data shows. At press time on Wednesday, the Netanyahu coalition will…
Breaking News | India | NewsLandslides after heavy rain in India’s Kerala kill 106, many still trapped
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Breaking News | China | NewsChina urges Canada to break from US influence as Carney visits Beijing
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75,000 federal workers take President Trump’s buyouts as offer expires
WASHINGTON ‒ About 75,000 federal employees accepted President Donald Trump’s buyout offer, which closed to applicants Wednesday night. The final buyout tally comes after a federal judge lifted a pause on the program earlier in the day. The figure, confirmed by an Office of Personnel Management official, represents about 3.3% of the federal government’s 2.3…
Exclusive: South Korean nuclear weapons would fracture US ties, defence chief says
SEOUL, Aug 8 (Reuters) – South Korea could rupture its U.S. alliance and shock financial markets if it started building nuclear weapons, Defence Minister Shin Won-sik told Reuters, dismissing renewed domestic calls for the country’s own arsenal to deter North Korea. As the neighbouring North rapidly expands nuclear and missile capabilities, more South Korean officials…


