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Authorities have deployed up to 70,000 officers nationwide and closed major Paris museums as students and workers march again over school funding and living costs.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Thousands marched peacefully in Paris on Saturday as authorities mounted a nationwide security operation to prevent a repeat of last weekend's looting and clashes.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Authorities deployed heavy security across France on Saturday, with 135 arrests reported, as demonstrators again took to the streets over living costs.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
The federal member for Indi remains in hospital in Melbourne after losing both legs, while a man faces charges and her community rallies in support.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Nazhat Shameem Khan says American measures are starting to affect staff banking but have not slowed investigations, including the Gaza war file.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Iran's military chief says American naval forces cannot return to Gulf waters, while Trump says Washington is still deciding between new attacks and continued blockade pressure.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
US intelligence says Iran has sharply stepped up efforts to target American personnel overseas, and Washington has reduced its diplomatic presence in the region as fears grow of a renewed war.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Critics accuse a banking lobby group of excluding Paris from tax comparisons to argue against a potential tax rise in next week's budget.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Palestinian authorities say about 1,500 people have been evicted from the Ein Deir Baha district of Hebron after a deadly attack on an Israeli army checkpoint.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
A special committee on Koh Phangan has recommended that a 33-year-old Israeli woman lose her visa after two police complaints alleging threats and abusive conduct, though it is unclear whether the step has been carried out.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
A study found 99,000 Israelis left in 2023 and 2024, and researchers warn that the outcome of next week's vote could push departures higher.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
The menú del día, a fixture of Spanish life for more than 50 years, is under pressure from busier schedules and rising costs, according to a new book by food journalist Lakshmi Aguirre.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
The monarch has directed security forces to pursue those behind a shooting at a Greek Orthodox funeral in Karak that left eight people dead and 40 wounded.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
The North Korean leader inaugurated a newly opened bridge linking the two countries and pledged to expand practical cooperation with Beijing.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Nicolas Jackson scored twice as Aston Villa beat Manchester City 2-1 at Villa Park, ending City's perfect start to the Premier League season.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Doctors who reviewed a lawyer's minute-by-minute account say the IV team's conduct during the 30 September attempt would amount to malpractice in any clinical setting.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Scotland Yard says a letter alleging offending abroad was given to the Duchess of Sussex's office in 2019, and that its details were not shared with other law enforcement agencies.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Greg Bovino, removed from his post after two fatal shootings in January, defended the Minneapolis deportation drive and brushed off a lawsuit from the family of Renee Good in an interview with the BBC.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Missile interceptions, tanker strikes and fresh threats between Washington and Tehran marked a tense start to 24 October, with diplomacy and a looming Israeli election also in focus.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
A new Trump administration rule replaces a 2024 ban and will allow hunters to use human foods such as bacon and doughnuts to lure bears on federal land in Alaska, drawing sharp criticism from conservation and animal protection groups.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Authorities in Jordan are hunting the attackers after a shooting at St George's Greek Orthodox church in Hamoud killed nine people, in a rare assault on the country's Christian minority.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
A leading restaurateur says a surge of UK taxes is pushing prominent restaurants to expand in the Gulf, while Amnesty International UK warns of poor labour protections there.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
A video from the conservative People's Party using AI-generated likenesses of Socialist-linked figures has triggered a legal complaint and a broader debate on AI in campaigns.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
Islamabad and Riyadh have completed ratification of the joint defence agreement with Turkey, which is still finishing its own approval process, as regional tensions rise.
News Media House Staff · October 24, 2026
