2024 elections around the world: Democracy on the line

2024 elections around the world: Democracy on...

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Omar raid, diesel deal pushback, prediction markets

Immigration agents raid the DC home of Minnesota representative Ilhan Omar. US President Donald Trump announces an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, while his diesel deal with Russia receives bipartisan pushback. Pope Leo goes in for surgery. Yemen's Houthis hit Riyadh ...  Show more

Saudi airport strike, Trump-Zelenskiy spat and 'cockroach' leader freed

An attack on Riyadh's international airport kills at least 12 and leaves hundreds injured. US President Donald Trump calls for a new leader for Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskiy criticises a diesel deal announced with Russia. Hurricane Isaias leaves hundreds of thousand ...  Show more

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