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The BBC News front page features prominent coverage of US midterm elections, with analysis on their potential impact on Donald Trump's presidency and future politics. International conflicts and geopolitical tensions are also highlighted, including a Russian bombing in Ukraine, US strikes on Iran…
US midterm elections are underway, with the results expected to shape Congress for the final years of Donald Trump's presidency and test the future direction of American politics.
US officials have conducted limited and defensive strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island, according to reports from CBS, the BBC's US partner.
Governments in Singapore and Malaysia are facing pressure from anxious citizens due to Indonesia's toxic haze, creating political divisions with their neighbour.
Officials in Ukraine report that at least nine large aerial bombs struck a southern Ukrainian village, killing 29 people, an event the president described as an 'utterly horrific' attack.
The UK and EU have reached a draft agreement aimed at eliminating Brexit-related red tape concerning food exports, marking a significant development in their relationship.
Western officials have announced plans for thousands of European troops to practice deploying to Ukraine in a scenario where peace is established, emphasizing that any deployed force would not engage in offensive actions.
Researchers have successfully detected signals emanating from the smallest distances ever measured, representing a significant scientific advancement.
Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor discusses artificial intelligence, filmmaking, and his role as a father, while also starring in a new adaptation of the Indian epic Ramayana.
Investigators are examining the possibility that a plane broke apart in mid-air before crashing fatally in Florida, resulting in the deaths of nine people.
Hundreds of garment factories in Bangladesh have been forced to shut down due to widespread protests over wages.
The word 'mogging' has been chosen as Collins Dictionary's word of the year, prompting questions about its meaning and usage.
The vulnerability of a supermarket freezer system to hacker control raises concerns about the broader security of interconnected technology.
North Korea has officially denied any involvement in the massive $6.3 billion hack of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance.
US voters are participating in midterm elections on Tuesday, which could significantly influence Donald Trump's presidency.
The outcome of the midterm elections may not be immediately clear, with projections potentially taking hours, days, or even weeks after polls close.
The Supreme Court has denied Donald Trump's request to halt the counting of disputed votes in California, just before the midterm elections.
The control of the US Senate is at stake in several key races, including a contest between a Paralympian and a former television news anchor.
Sunday's deadly crash in Florida claimed the lives of nine individuals, including a tech entrepreneur and his family, along with the 20-year-old co-pilot.
Audio recordings and flight data from a private jet that crashed in Florida, killing all nine people on board, are being analyzed by US authorities to determine the cause.
Renewed fighting has erupted in the Kherson region of Ukraine following the longest ceasefire of the war, though the truce has had little impact on the overall conflict.
Authorities in central Delhi have demolished hundreds of homes in a neighbourhood near a historic mosque, claiming the structures were built on government land.
A fake nuclear warning, disseminated through a hacked application, has caused some unease in Ukraine but has not led to widespread panic, as many residents are skeptical of such messages.
