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Speaking to state media, Araqchi said discussions on a "two-day proposal" were continuing, but that no final conclusion had been reached.

Morocco welcomed the decision, while its opponents in the Algeria-backed Polisario Front expressed concern.

Arsenal show true colours at Anfield after Fleetwood humiliation....

Caring for his late father showed senior staff nurse R Subramaniam what families go through. Now he helps them manage illness at home.

Employees with disabilities bring valuable skills and fresh perspectives to these Singapore organisations, while thoughtful adjustments help teams work more smoothly and deliver better service.

As Wellington Management marks three decades in Singapore, APAC head Janet Perumal reflects on how the region’s investors are evolving – and why staying close to clients remains critical to navigating what comes next

Democrats and many Republicans have framed the election as a referendum on Trump's policies.

Nov 1 - Ukraine's military said it evacuated 167 people from threatened areas of southern Kherson region on Sunday as a temporary local ceasefire neared expiry -- two days after busloads of residents were brought out of the embattled Russian-held town of Oleshky.

Frankfurt police reported violent disturbances including windows being smashed and petrol bombs, rocks and bottles being thrown at the emergency services.

Bulgarian president wins runoff election: exit polls Yahoo News Singapore

Arsenal claim top spot as Havertz seals win at Liverpool....

Coventry investigate footage of fan taunting Sunderland....

RIGA, Nov 1 - Latvia's armed forces reported a brief intrusion into the country's airspace near the borders with Belarus and Russia on Sunday, asking people in the area to stay inside for their safety during the incident.

Mbappe, Real and La Liga later all said sorry for his remarks, and China's foreign ministry said it took the player's apology "seriously".

Real Madrid extend winning run with 3-0 victory at Racing Santander....

Nov 1 - As Americans head to the polls on Tuesday for midterm elections, lists the Trump administration has compiled of possible noncitizen voters could be used to contest the validity of the results.