Gadi Eisenkot said building a governing coalition would require “creative and ​unconventional political steps” but said change was needed to restore “sanity.”

Seven people were killed and over 100 others injured when two trains collided Sunday south of the Egyptian capital, Cairo, the Chief Prosecutor’s office said in a statement. It also said the train’s conductor was among those killed.

Iran's IRGC lifted its 2,000-kilometer ballistic missile-range limit and threatened new weapons hours after U.S. Central Command launched a new task force.

After a nine-month lull, U.S.-led talks to end the war between Russia and Ukraine will resume this week in Abu Dhabi. A cease-fire won’t be on the table.

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and hard-left rival Jean-Luc Melenchon consolidated their ​lead in voting intention ahead of ‌next year's presidential election, a poll showed on Monday, as political polarisation in the country intensifies.

Pope Leo XIV wrapped up his visit to Uruguay on Sunday by praising the women who have passed the Catholic faith onto younger generations, as he highlighted the role the church has played since the founding of Latin America's most secular country.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday that President Donald Trump launched the war against Iran even if it was not “necessarily popular” to safeguard the world from the country's nuclear ambitions.

Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s ousted former prime minister, has asked the government to issue her a new passport and national identity card, a move that could facilitate her return more than two years after she fled to India following a mass uprising.