Boxing legend Mike Tyson meets Farah, Jordan's AI-powered government digital spokesperson, during his visit to the ancient city of Petra.

A wild boar attacks an 'Israeli' settler in Ramallah in an unexpected turn of events. Local Palestinian sources have reported that wild boars have been deliberately released by settlers in Palestinian areas to terrorize residents and damage their farmland.

Hundreds of firefighters from 20 European countries take to the streets of Brussels, demanding greater investment in their services.

Video shows fighting between Saudi-backed forces and Houthi fighters in Yemen's northeastern Al-Jawf province.

Government forces claimed to have captured the strategic Duhaidha mountain range, northeast of Al-Hazm, the Houthi-held provincial capital, following days of clashes.

Qatar's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari says Doha remains hopeful that an agreement can still be reached, creating conditions for more sustainable future negotiations and a lasting resolution to the crisis in the region.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says a resumption of fighting with the United States would benefit no one, stressing that his government is seeking to resolve the crisis through dialogue.

Speaking at a cabinet meeting, Pezeshkian says the Supreme Leader has granted the government additional powers to discuss issues that were previously considered off-limits.

Millions of Americans are casting ballots in midterm elections that could reshape the balance of power in Washington. With rising living costs and the war against Iran among the major issues facing voters, Democrats are seeking to retake the House and challenge Republican control of the Senate. In Michigan, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed faces Republican Mike Rogers in a closely watched Senate race.

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed takes aim at Donald Trump over his repeated mispronunciation of his name, joking that he does not care whether the US president learns to say it correctly because, after the election, Trump may have to call him “Senator”.

'Israeli' opposition leader and former prime minister Yair Lapid says the recent elections were democratic and properly conducted, arguing there is no reason to cancel the results.

Lapid says intelligence material was presented to him by the head of the Shin Bet and the Central Elections Committee.

He accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies of refusing to acknowledge their defeat, and calls for moving forward with forming a government to replace them.

British singer Boy George has been welcomed by 'Israeli' President Isaac Herzog in Jerusalem ahead of two concerts in Tel Aviv. The visit comes amid backlash over his support for 'Israel' and his song “We Will Dance Again,” which drew criticism for its stance on the war in Gaza. The singer has also said he is struggling to find musicians willing to join his upcoming performances.