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The day after Israel’s election without a clear winner: Political deadlock could last for months, Netanyahu’s role
Neither Netanyahu nor Eisenkot has secured the required majority – Difficult negotiations to form a government and the possibility of fresh elections
Horrific torture of South African white farmer: Black intruders shot him & cut off his ears, then tried to mutilate his genitals (videos)
Donovan Marx is in critical condition as violent attacks on white people in the country’s rural areas increase. White politicians of the country describe the situation as “Apartheid” against them
No Gravity – Defying Gravity: The autobiography of Nikos Galis, the man who made Greek basketball history
Greek basketball legend Nikos Galis tells the story of his life for the first time in his book, titled No Gravity – Defying Gravity, which will be published on November 19 by Psychogios Publications
How an 18-year-old Greek man miraculously survived while traveling with his family on Spain’s tragic train – Their story in El País
The 18-year-old took his older brother’s seat in the carriage when his brother got up to order food in the train’s restaurant car. The seat where he had been sitting moments earlier was hurled away during the collision. The boys’ mother, who suffered a broken collarbone, told the Spanish newspaper: “I’m still in shock”
Qatar on allegations of interference in Israeli elections: “Ridiculous and dangerous claims”
Doha categorically denies funding efforts to influence the Arab vote. “If we believed all the accusations, Qatar would have bought all of Israel,” it says. The Electoral Commission reports no evidence of systematic fraud
Ankara categorically denies allegations of Turkish interference in Israeli elections
“These claims are part of a deliberate and blatant disinformation campaign aimed at manipulating public opinion,” says the Turkish Presidency’s Centre for Combating Disinformation
Sánchez’s election strategy unravels after Spain’s rail disaster – From optimism to national mourning and calls for the transport minister to go
From optimism about winning 125 to 145 seats, the Socialists now face a serious political crisis ahead of the November 29 elections. Two deadly rail collisions in nine months, the possibility of human error, and questions about Óscar Puente’s future are at the center of the debate
