International from Tuesday, November 10th, 2026

Israel's parliament was sworn in on Tuesday without a new government, after a deadlocked general election stripped Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of his parliamentary majority but left his main rivals with no clear path to power.

Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday blasted efforts to impeach him as a farce that would embolden US adversaries, as he lashed out at his political opponents in Congress and the media in an unapologetic defence of his record.

Eleven people died in a traffic accident involving dozens of vehicles on both sides of a foggy stretch of highway in eastern Bulgaria on Tuesday, Prime Minister Rumen Radev said.

A reported plane crash in the southern Philippines on Tuesday was a false alarm, the country's aviation regulator said.

Three contract workers have died at a Tata Electronics factory that makes parts for Apple iPhones in India's southern Tamil Nadu state, the latest supply chain incident affecting the US company in its most critical manufacturing base after China.

Saudi Arabia's deputy governor of Riyadh inspected an Aramco administrative building in the capital that was damaged in an attack by Houthis, state news agency SPA reported early on Tuesday.

US President Donald Trump said on Monday the FBI was looking into Nvidia Jensen Huang's affair with a Chinese businesswoman alleged to be a spy for Beijing.

 Iraq will reopen the Sheeb border crossing with Iran on Tuesday morning after completing technical requirements and necessary procedures, the head of the country's Border Ports Authority said, according to state news agency INA.

Thousands of Palestinian families lost their shelters as rain and strong winds hit Gaza over the weekend, with the UN highlighting the danger facing the displaced population as the rainy winter season sets in.