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Lawmakers approved the new rules by 227 to 164 in a secret ballot, scrapping first-past-the-post seats and moving the whole parliament to proportional representation.
Alberta votes on October 19 on whether to stay in Canada or move towards a referendum on separation.
Operations were disrupted after reports that Houthi rebels fired a missile towards Riyadh airport.
The embassy in Riyadh asked citizens to stay indoors if necessary after attacks attributed to Houthis killed three people and disrupted flights.
A short-lived interim deal in June had set up a 60-day ceasefire and a framework for a lasting settlement.
Students complain about missing teachers, overloaded timetables and dilapidated classrooms that cannot handle rising temperatures.
The foreign ministry spokesman said national interest comes first before considering help for vessels with dwindling food.
He told Congress that issuing the waiver is in the U.S
The court called the sanctions an assault on the rule of law and the principle that no one stands above it.
The country has been stepping up weapons demonstrations in recent weeks, including underwater-launched missile tests for the first time in nearly three years.
OpenAI has appointed former xAI engineer Uday Ruddarraju to lead its infrastructure and compute business as it expands data centres.
Musk and America PAC told a federal court in Texas that they have settled two related lawsuits, subject to court approval.
