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- 1EU's Kaja Kallas to visit Damascus on Syria normalisation push▼European Union, Syria EU's Kaja Kallas expected in Damascus to pursue Syria's normalisation
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is expected to travel to Damascus as the EU works toward normalising relations with Syria. The visit would mark a significant step in re-engagement with the Syrian government, with discussions expected to focus on diplomatic ties and cooperation, as the bloc reassesses its approach following major political changes in the country.
- 2Israel's election deadlocked a month out, poll shows●'Change bloc,' Netanyahu bloc each poll at 52 seats one month before Israel election - poll
A new poll published a month before Israel's election shows the anti-Netanyahu 'change bloc' and Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc tied at 52 seats each, leaving neither side with a clear path to a parliamentary majority. The result points to another tight, potentially inconclusive vote, with smaller parties likely to decide who can form the next government.
- 3Israel election dead heat: rival blocs tied at 52 seats●'Change bloc', Netanyahu bloc each poll at 52 seats one month before Israel election - poll
A new poll taken one month before Israel's election shows the 'Change bloc' and Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc deadlocked at 52 seats each, suggesting neither side is positioned to secure a clear majority. With the vote weeks away, the tie underscores how narrowly divided Israeli voters remain and how coalition negotiations could ultimately decide who forms the next government.
- 4CARICOM backs new health and climate change action plan●CARICOM endorses new action plan on health and climate change developed
CARICOM has endorsed a new action plan addressing the intersection of health and climate change, according to the St Kitts Nevis Observer. The regional bloc's endorsement signals a coordinated Caribbean approach to confronting climate-related health threats such as extreme weather, disease and food security. Further details of the plan's measures and funding have not yet been widely reported.