Charles lands in Bahamas as minister brands slavery reparations 'unreasonable'
King Charles begins a politically sensitive Caribbean tour, acknowledging past suffering while the government rejects demands for financial reparations.
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Brazilian senator vanishes to US after passports revoked in money probe
Flávio Bolsonaro’s whereabouts remain unknown after his passports were canceled during a money laundering probe.
UK MPs detained by Israel over West Bank visit
Three UK MPs and an MSP were detained for eight hours by Israeli authorities while attempting to enter the West Bank, citing security measures ahead of…
Israel Votes in First Election Since Oct. 7 Attacks
Israel holds its first general election since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks, with 7.33 million eligible voters and 330,000 first-time voters participating [1].
Netanyahu vs Eisenkot: Israel’s Tightest Election Yet
Israel votes in a pivotal election with Netanyahu and Eisenkot neck-and-neck, as security, democracy and conscription dominate the campaign [1].
Lula’s Brazil Comeback Defies Trump’s Latin Ambitions
Lula’s dramatic fourth-term win in Brazil has rattled Trump’s 'Donroe Doctrine' and exposed deepening US-Brazil tensions.
Melania Trump brokers rare Ukraine-Russia ceasefire for starving town
A rare humanitarian ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky, brokered by Melania Trump, begins as 2,000 civilians face starvation and mines.
Macron promises measures after France's unrest
President Macron pledges 'concrete measures' after weeks of violent protests over education and cost of living, with fears of further unrest on Halloween.
Lula Wins Historic Fourth Term in Brazil After Chaotic Vote Extension
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wins a historic fourth presidential term in Brazil, defeating Bolsonaro after a contentious vote extension and a tight first-round…
Starlink Back After Ukraine War Access Halted
Ukraine’s military satellite network Starlink is back at full speed after a sudden cutoff disrupted frontline operations and intelligence sharing.
Kim Jong-un crosses into China via new bridge after year-long absence
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has crossed into China via a newly opened bridge, marking his first known trip abroad in over a year [1].
Gunmen open fire at Christian funeral in southern Jordan
At least seven people were killed and 34 injured in a coordinated attack on a Greek Orthodox church funeral in Karak, Jordan, with gunmen storming the…
Western Ambassadors in Moscow Live Under Constant Surveillance
Western envoys in Moscow say they face relentless surveillance, staff cuts, and isolation under Putin’s 'unfriendly countries' policy [1].
Russia frees US teacher Stephen Hubbard after Trump plea
Stephen Hubbard, a 74-year-old retired Michigan teacher, has been released from a Russian penal colony after being sentenced to nearly seven years for…
France and Italy face fuel shortages, protests and unrest
Protests over rising living costs spark violent unrest in France and Italy, with fuel shortages, looting, and police clashes escalating across both nations.
WFP slashes Gaza food aid by third as winter looms
The World Food Programme is cutting food aid to Gaza by a third due to funding shortages, worsening winter conditions and ongoing hunger.
Macron Condemns 'Insurrectionist' Violence After Paris Riots
Over 2,400 arrested in violent nationwide protests over living costs and school conditions; Macron blames far-left extremists and looters [1].
US envoy condemns settler assault on journalist in West Bank
US ambassador Mike Huckabee denounces violent attack on Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine in occupied West Bank, calling for full prosecution.
Trump backs Netanyahu ahead of Israeli vote
Donald Trump has endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's upcoming elections, calling him a 'great warrior prime minister' [1].
France protests turn violent after 550,000 take to streets
Over half a million people took part in protests across France, leading to widespread violence and 1,200 arrests [1].
