Mahmoud Abbas, 90, has no clear PA successor Some speculate Mahmoud Abbas wants his son to lead Unpopular PA grappling with statehood stalemate, financial crisis RAMALLAH, West Bank, May 17 (Reuters) ...

The World Health ​Organisation on ‌Sunday declared an Ebola ​outbreak ​caused by the ⁠Bundibugyo virus ​in the ​Democratic Republic of Congo and ​Uganda ​a public health emergency ‌of ⁠international ...

Israel's economy contracted at an annualised rate of 3.3% in ​the first three months of 2026, the ‌Central Bureau of ...

At least four people were killed in a major Ukrainian drone ​attack on Russian regions, including Moscow, which ‌faced its largest assault in more than a year.

Bulgarians celebrated on Sunday their country's surprise first win in the Eurovision Song Contest as they prepared to welcome ​home Dara who triumphed with her catchy, crowd-pleasing, optimistic dance ...

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said ​his personal relationship with ‌U.S. President Donald Trump could help attract American investment to ​Brazil, prevent more tariffs ​and sanctions ...

Authorities in ​Abu Dhabi responded to ‌a fire caused by a drone strike on an electrical ​generator outside the inner ​perimeter of the Barakah Nuclear ⁠Power Plant in the ​Al Dhafra Region, the Abu ...

South Korea will pursue all options, including emergency arbitration, to avoid a labour ​strike at the country's biggest employer Samsung Electronics and to ‌minimise any damage if one does occur, its ...

China's civil ​aviation regulator ‌met with the chief ​executives ​of engine maker GE ⁠and ​Boeing in ​Beijing on Wednesday and Friday, ​it said ​on Sunday.

Investors are warning that lofty U.S. stock markets have not yet priced in the risk of rocketing inflation and are vulnerable to a sharp spike in bond yields.

A Trump administration-backed celebration of U.S. religious heritage on Sunday is highlighting conservative Christian leaders' ties to the president as ​critics say the gathering does not reflect the ...

Two prominent former ​Malaysian ministers announced ‌on Sunday they would vacate their parliamentary ​seats and ​resign from their current ⁠party, PKR, to ​join a new ​party that they have taken over.