Canada’s largest port could see lockout of more than 700 workers
The dispute between port foremen and their employers could disrupt crucial international shipments.
“I suspect that the levity is a little bit inappropriate”
A journalist rebuked State Department Spokesman Matthew Miller for laughing during a question about aid in Gaza.
At least 25 killed after traffickers capsize boat off Comoros: IOM
The UN migration agency says the boat sank on Friday between a Comoros island and the French island of Mayotte.
How will domestic issues shape the US election?
From the economy to immigration and abortion rights, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump offer diverging plans.
Putin meets N Korea foreign minister as Kyiv warns of troop deployment
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says 11,000 North Korean troops are in Russia’s Kursk region bordering Ukraine.
Any Trump deal to end Gaza would likely be “tenuous”
Akbar Shahid Ahmed talks about how Trump, if re-elected, might try for a quick deal to end Israel’s war on Gaza.
“Survival becomes so difficult” in Gaza without UNRWA
Tamer Qarmout explains why Israel’s decision to unilaterally ban UNRWA will cost Palestinians lives.
At least 12 killed in Gaza attacks as Israel bombards Kamal Adwan hospital
Hospital director says staff and patients were wounded at the last partially functioning hospital in northern Gaza.
Israeli soldiers play piano in destroyed home in Lebanon
Israeli soldiers have filmed themselves playing a piano that was left standing in a destroyed home in southern Lebanon.
Will abortion access decide the US election?
The US faces a pivotal election on November 5.