Tuesday

At least 29 Palestinians are killed in Israeli morning airstrikes on several refugee camps across the Gaza Strip. (Reuters)

Six people are killed and at least 20 others are injured in a Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. (Reuters)

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announces that she will step down from participating in and speaking at the United Nations COP29 global climate conference due to conflicting European political matters. (Politico)

Seven men are arrested in Germany and another in Poland for plotting ethnic cleansing terrorist attacks and for the aim of taking control of several areas of Saxony. All of those arrested belonged to the Saxonian Separatists, a Neo-Nazi armed and separatist group. (Al Jazeera)

Polls open for U.S. voters to cast ballots on federal, state and local candidates, notably the presidential election. Millions of Americans have already voted early or by mail. (CNN) (USA Today)

Citizens of Palau vote for a President and for members of the National Congress. (RNZ)

Qataris hold a referendum to amend the 2004 constitution, voting to strengthen the emir's political power and to abolish elections for members of the Consultative Assembly. (AP) (QNA)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismisses Israel's defense minister Yoav Gallant after disagreements over the execution of the war in the Gaza Strip, and as a result protests began due to the firing. (The New York Times)

Thousands of Serbian protesters demonstrate in Novi Sad to protest the deadly collapse of a local railway station canopy, leading to violent confrontations with police and vandalism of the city centre's 19th-century city hall. (Reuters)