Pakistan beat Australia by 8 wickets in third ODI to win series 2-1 | Cricket News

Pakistan beat Australia by 8 wickets in third ODI to win series 2-1 | Cricket News

Pakistan dismiss hosts for 140 and chase the target in 27 overs to win their first ODI series in Australia since 2002. Pakistan have beaten Australia 2-1 in their one-day international (ODI) cricket series after their fast bowlers put on a superb display of pace and seam bowling to dismiss…

Children among dozens killed in Israeli strike on northern Gaza house | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Children among dozens killed in Israeli strike on northern Gaza house | Israel-Palestine conflict News

At least 30 Palestinians have been killed, including 13 children, after Israel bombed a building housing displaced people in the Jabalia refugee camp, as the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) warned of “famine” in northern Gaza” after more than a month of bombardment and military siege. The bombing…

Trump wins Arizona, completing clean sweep of all seven swing states | Donald Trump

Trump wins Arizona, completing clean sweep of all seven swing states | Donald Trump

NewsFeed The AP has called Arizona for president-elect Donald Trump, four days after his victory, giving him 312 electoral college votes and completing a Republican clean sweep of all seven US battleground states. Published On 10 Nov 202410 Nov 2024 Check out our Latest News and Follow us at Facebook…

Video: Clashes erupt in Valencia, Spain over gov’t flood response | Floods

Video: Clashes erupt in Valencia, Spain over gov’t flood response | Floods

NewsFeed Violent clashes erupted in Valencia between police and protesters who were demanding accountability over flash floods in October. Demonstrators accuse the regional government of mishandling its response to Spain’s deadliest natural disaster in living memory. Published On 10 Nov 202410 Nov 2024 Check out our Latest News and Follow…

Mauritius holds parliamentary election with cost of living crisis key issue | News

Mauritius holds parliamentary election with cost of living crisis key issue | News

About a million people are expected to choose 62 members to parliament with standard of living crisis on top of voters’ mind. People in Mauritius are casting their ballots in the parliamentary election that has been clouded by a wire-tapping scandal. Polls opened at 7am (03:00 GMT) and close at…

In Lebanon, ‘misleading’ and sporadic Israeli evacuation orders instil fear | Israel attacks Lebanon

In Lebanon, ‘misleading’ and sporadic Israeli evacuation orders instil fear | Israel attacks Lebanon

Beirut, Lebanon – Two-year-old Ayham Ali Mohammad sat on his grandfather’s lap eating a banana across the street from Rafik Hariri Hospital in Jnah, on Beirut’s southern periphery. Two days earlier, on October 22, an Israeli air attack had hit the Syrian toddler’s home, burying him under the rubble and…

India bets on Modi-Trump warmth to navigate choppy future with US | US Election 2024 News

India bets on Modi-Trump warmth to navigate choppy future with US | US Election 2024 News

New Delhi, India — During his campaign for re-election, Donald Trump repeatedly threatened major tariffs on imports from a range of countries. Beijing bore the brunt of his attention — he threatened a 60 percent tariff on Chinese products. But India was a major target, too — he described the country…

Mauritius election: Amid wiretapping scandal, what’s at stake? | Elections News

Mauritius election: Amid wiretapping scandal, what’s at stake? | Elections News

Some one million eligible voters in the Indian Ocean Mauritius will head out to vote on Sunday amid an explosive scandal that has implicated government figures in a covert wiretapping operation. Since independence from Britain in 1968, the southeast African country has maintained a strong, vibrant parliamentary democracy. This will…

Thousands protest in Spain’s Valencia over handling of deadly floods | Floods News

Thousands protest in Spain’s Valencia over handling of deadly floods | Floods News

About 80 people are still missing and people are angry at the government after the deadliest deluge in decades. Thousands of people have demonstrated in Spain’s eastern city of Valencia to protest the authorities’ handling of one of Europe’s deadliest natural disasters in decades and call for accountability. Large crowds…