Israel's president hands Gadi Eisenkot the first shot at forming a government President Isaac Herzog asked Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot to try to build Israel's next governing coalition, a first step in a process that could take weeks. Full story → · 1 sources
New Zealand's election comes down to a razor thin margin between its two largest parties New Zealanders voted on November 7, and preliminary counting shows the country's two biggest parties separated by only a fraction of a percentage point, with final results still being tallied. Full story → · 1 sources
COP31, the United Nations climate summit, opens in Antalya The 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference opened Monday in Antalya, bringing national delegations together for another round of talks on emissions and climate finance. Full story → · 1 sources
South Korea's governing and opposition parties clash over a special counsel law Lawmakers in Seoul are sparring over a prosecution related special counsel act, with the opposition raising the possibility of impeachment and the governing party rejecting that characterization. Full story → · 1 sources
Saudi Arabia looks to Syria for help against the Houthis as Yemen presses Iran Regional diplomacy around Yemen's conflict is shifting, with Saudi Arabia reportedly seeking cooperation from Syria regarding the Houthi movement, while Yemen's government has called on Iran to stop arming the group. Full story → · 2 sources
Two US Senate races remain too close to call days after the midterms Nearly a week after Election Day, Senate contests in Alaska and Mississippi are still undecided, with Mississippi's race separated by only a few thousand votes. Full story → · 2 sources
Stephen Miller moves into White House chief of staff role as Trump weighs Dana White for press secretary The White House confirmed Stephen Miller is taking over as chief of staff, while President Trump met with UFC president Dana White after offering him the press secretary job over the weekend. Full story → · 2 sources
Nvidia opens internal review and Congress launches its own after CEO Jensen Huang discloses a personal relationship Nvidia is conducting an internal review, and members of Congress have announced a bipartisan inquiry, after chief executive Jensen Huang disclosed a personal relationship that has raised security related questions. Full story → · 2 sources