News from around the world, and what it means for India.
Behind in the first round and in the final polls, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva led 51.56% to 48.44% with almost 90% of polling stations counted, after a night of lead changes and a court-ordered voting extension.
Projections give the movement born of the Novi Sad canopy disaster about 52% and 139 of 250 seats, ending 14 years of rule by Aleksandar Vučić's Progressive Party on a record turnout.
A day after Barack Obama rallied Democrats in Detroit, the president told a crowd in Port Huron he had come to stop the Democratic Senate nominee and backed Mike Rogers and John James.
Both chambers met in emergency session on Sunday to approve President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's plan to send army units to protect oil and energy sites in Niger.
King Khalid International opened two terminals on Sunday as Saudi air defences shot down more missiles and drones. Few planes left, the US tightened travel rules for its staff, and Indian airlines are still staying away.
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate posted "I am here. With you" on Sunday as she reappeared at a church in Lara state, days after the first nationwide opposition protest in nearly two years.
Health minister Chris Baryomunsi said returnees must pay for their own quarantine, and pushed back at suggestions that Uganda was the source of the Nigerian and Kenyan cases.
Hospitals reported deaths in Gaza City, Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah on Sunday. Separately, Israel has resumed sharing the names of Palestinians it holds, though prison visits have not restarted.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf offered cash to households that save. Under a US naval blockade, Iranians face medicine shortages and food prices that have soared since the war began.
A day after saying an attack could come as soon as Sunday, the US President said it would not, while Tehran said messages were still passing to Washington through intermediaries.
Israel's Prime Minister says Tehran or its allies could attack to disrupt the election. A television report says he and military chief Eyal Zamir fell out over an Iran directive; he calls it nonsense.
The pope said the people of Yemen's third-largest city lack food, water and medical care. Yemen's government said three ballistic missiles were fired at camps for displaced families outside Aden.
Admiral Brad Cooper flew over the strait on Sunday to show support for Gulf oil exports, in a month that has seen more attacks on shipping there than any since the war began.
The IMF puts Bangladesh's 2026 GDP per person at $2,886 against India's $2,749 at market exchange rates. Adjusted for prices, India stays well ahead, and is projected to pull back in front by 2029.
Protesters filled Old Town Square a day after the lower house fast-tracked a bill in an overnight vote that would fund Czech public radio and TV from the state budget and cut their money by about 15%.
Lipetsk's governor said Yelets' industrial zone was attacked on Sunday, as Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia had fired nearly 2,300 attack drones and 48 missiles at Ukraine in a week.
Answering a Nepali Congress MP, the foreign ministry said joint mapping is still under way and gave no list of places. It said Kathmandu wants to settle the issue through talks.
The crash on Sunday came three weeks after 17 people died on the same road, and officials warned the toll could rise.
Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party asked election authorities to stop the prime minister's talks with Police Commissioner Danny Levy, as opposition leaders Yair Golan and Eisenkot were given state protection.
A ballistic missile, two drones and a cruise missile were destroyed on Sunday morning, the coalition said, as Indian airlines keep Saudi flights suspended.
Former central bank chiefs joined the Economists' Forum in calling the prime minister's proposal puzzling, a day after the Bank of Israel rejected it.
Russia launched 153 drones at Ukraine and said it hit a cargo ship bound for Chornomorsk, while Ukrainian drones killed three people in Bryansk and Belgorod and hit a factory in Perm.
A security think tank counted 21 attacks in the week to 22 October, down from 61 in mid-September. A landmine death in Kurram showed the dangers that remain.
Mehr news agency said a Revolutionary Guards drone operation targeted Komala's headquarters in the Balisan area of Iraqi Kurdistan on Sunday.
Islamabad's information ministry hit back at Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid, saying blanket denials cannot answer charges that Afghan officials, including in Kandahar, shelter militants.
Speaking to reporters on Saturday, the US President kept both options open, questioned whether Tehran would honour any agreement and said that either way, America wins.
Delegation secretaries meet on Sunday to settle the joint statement for the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, which opens in Samvidhan Sadan on Monday.
Two of Haryana's most-wanted men are in ICE custody in Nevada after a tip-off from the state's Special Task Force. Bringing them home will depend on US immigration proceedings.
Aleksandar Vučić quit the presidency to run for prime minister in Sunday's snap election. A student-backed list born of the Novi Sad canopy disaster is his biggest threat yet.
Zelenskyy said the satellite links were working at pre-restriction speeds after more than a week of caps. Elon Musk accused Ukraine's military of using Starlink for offensive drone strikes, a charge Kyiv rejects.
Saturday's marches were calmer than last week's looting, the interior minister said, but tear gas was fired in several cities and two people were badly hurt. Students have called another protest for next Saturday.
Tehran's ambassador in Islamabad said the offer went with Field Marshal Asim Munir and that Trump turned it down. At home, the president admitted many Iranians are struggling to put food on the table.
Debris fell on Jeddah, Taif and Rabigh late on Saturday, Saudi civil defence said. The Houthis denied aiming at the holy cities as Saudi strikes on Sanaa killed 11 people, according to Houthi media.
Deaths were reported from Beit Lahia in the north to Khan Younis in the south. Gaza's health ministry says 1,547 people have now been killed since the October 2025 ceasefire.
The president called reports that he wants to rip out the briefing room for Roosevelt's old swimming pool 'Fake News', then said the press corps could be moved anyway.
Police in the seat of Yemen's recognised government heard three explosions on Saturday evening. The Houthis said they targeted sites overseen by Saudi forces, near an airport hit the week before.
Picierno stopped fasting after Ukraine's human rights ombudsman told her a local ceasefire had been agreed for the Russian-occupied town, where about 2,000 civilians are trapped.
Swarnim Wagle told a summit in New Delhi that the era of nationalism defined by hostility to India had ended. The former foreign minister says that undervalues Nepali sentiment and wants the government to explain.
Rescuers found them at about 6,300 metres on the southern slopes of the 7,455-metre peak. Contact with the pair had been lost above 7,050 metres on 15 October.
Umm Al Quwain and Sharjah closed stretches of coast a day earlier. Residents of three emirates have complained of a pungent smell, which the environment ministry says poses no health risk.
There were no immediate reports of casualties from Saturday's shallow quake in northwest China. In Tibet's Baqen county, where 16 died on Thursday, 834 aftershocks have followed.
Two new lists target 83 Russian citizens and 79 companies that Kyiv says feed the production of Iskander, Kalibr, Kh-101 and Kinzhal missiles and other weapons.
The information ministry called the former US envoy's charge 'baseless and misleading' and said attention should be on 'India-sponsored proxies' using Afghan soil against Pakistan.
Freight groups led by Canacar say they will protest on the move without blocking highways. The government has offered talks, and the Senate may take up the toll tax change on Tuesday.
The US secretary of state told Cubans seeking change that 'now is the time'. Cuba's deputy foreign minister said Washington was selling the agency 'like a tube of toothpaste'.
Two loud blasts were heard over the Saudi capital before dawn on Saturday. By midday, danger warnings had reached four western provinces, and the coalition said it had destroyed two more missiles.
A local official and two election workers seized on polling day in December were flown to Bangui on a UN plane after months of talks by the MINUSCA peacekeeping mission.
Iran's president will attend a gas exporters' summit in Moscow on Tuesday. In Tehran, the armed forces chief said American ships would not be allowed into the Gulf 'under any circumstances'.
Paris has shut the Louvre and Orsay, Art Basel has cancelled its weekend and Orléans braces for a march against Marine Le Pen's party congress.
Police fired tear gas at crowds blocking emergency crews after a high-rise under construction came down in Nairobi's busy Eastleigh district. One woman has been pulled out alive.
Every road gate into the West Bank's largest city was shut to cars on Saturday, a day after gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers. The army says the operation will last several days.
Shifa hospital reported the latest death on Saturday morning. Gaza's health ministry says nearly half of those killed since the truce began a year ago were women and children.
The United Nations turned 81 on Saturday. Its outgoing Secretary-General called it 'an essential part of the fabric of our world' as the race to succeed him stays stuck.
The president and the first lady will cast ballots in person on Saturday, ten days before the midterms, while Barack Obama campaigns in Detroit and Trump heads to Michigan on Sunday.
One more of the critically wounded died on Saturday, Jordan's health minister said. More than two dozen people are still in hospital after gunmen opened fire at a funeral.
Power went out across occupied Crimea and two people were hurt in Kyiv as both sides kept up long-range attacks, a day after agreeing a local truce in Oleshky.
Houthi health officials blamed Saudi Arabia for both strikes in northern and south-western Yemen. Riyadh did not respond.
Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro traded personal attacks and rival promises on wages, roads and bus fares in a two-and-a-half-hour TV Globo debate, two days before Sunday's runoff.
Taipei's coast guard says the Chinese activity off its Pacific coast is also aimed at Japan and the Philippines, and has put a suspected militia fishing boat on a priority watchlist.
The first volunteers were vaccinated in Bunia under the Tumaini trial, which will also test a candidate developed by Oxford with the Serum Institute of India.
Five Chinese ships followed eight Japan Coast Guard vessels down the Taiwan Strait. Taipei accused Beijing of using the storm to assert jurisdiction over the waterway.
South Korea's defence ministry wants to fix the location of the land demarcation line and restore military hotlines, after North Korean troops crossed it 50 times this year.
Brazilians choose a president on Sunday. The last Datafolha poll has the two candidates level at 50% each, and a poll average gives Flávio Bolsonaro a sliver of a lead.
The storm lashed Taiwan's northeast on Friday and is forecast to hover near Okinawa before heading for China's east coast and then mainland Japan.
A 65-year-old woman who fell ill in quarantine has died. She was a close relative of the man whose death in Nairobi on 5 October set off Kenya's outbreak.
The army began what it called a targeted and thorough operation in Hebron overnight, as Palestinian groups counted 36 arrests and 17 attacks on olive farmers across the West Bank in a single day.
Redae Halefom urged fighters in Mekelle to return to civilian life. A day earlier, Lt Gen Fisseha Kidanu went on a new rebel TV channel to say Tigray was still at war.
Two people on an electric bicycle were killed in Gaza City and a third in al-Mawasi. In central Gaza, families left their homes after Israeli forces moved the boundary markers closer to them.
High-speed diesel will cost Rs393.66 a litre from Saturday to Monday under Pakistan's short-cycle pricing, brought in as the Iran war whipsawed oil markets.
Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides, who ran the bureau's foreign election interference task force, appeared in court in Washington. Floris's lawyer called the timing, days before the midterms, no coincidence.
The White House says the US first lady set the terms with Moscow and Kyiv. Russia's top general says his forces will stop firing on the Kherson axis from Tuesday to let an aid convoy through.
The MEA asked Indians in three European countries to stay away from demonstrations, as France prepares for another weekend of cost-of-living protests.
Foreign ministers from Europe and four Muslim-majority powers ended their first meeting in this format with a call for restraint on both sides, as oil climbed and Washington hinted at fresh strikes.
The Foreign Office insisted the three-nation pact has no hidden clauses and targets no country. In Berlin, President Asif Ali Zardari gave Germany's president the same assurance.
A 39-year-old man was arrested after firing at a playground, a fuel station and a medical centre in Trappes and La Verrière. France goes into Saturday's protests with 70,000 police on the streets.
The private-sector investment, spread over five years, is expected in a joint statement after next week's talks with Sanae Takaichi. Dhaka's foreign secretary says it wants cheaper loans from every partner.
Masked attackers opened fire inside a Greek Orthodox church in a village in Karak governorate on Friday, wounding 34 people. Jordan's interior minister called it a terrorist attack unlike anything the country has seen.
Zelenskyy said Ukraine will lean more on Finnish satellite capability after a letter of intent signed during Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's visit to Kyiv.
The External Affairs Minister called on President Ilham Aliyev and held talks with Jeyhun Bayramov, with transport corridors high on Azerbaijan's agenda.
The Houthis say Saudi forces hit the boat near Zuqar Island in the Red Sea on Thursday. Saudi Arabia has not commented.
A Colombo court rejected bail for the SLPP MP, accused of taking Rs 70 million, as his father Mahinda wrote to him to trust only the judiciary.
Two Palestinian gunmen were killed and at least five Israeli soldiers wounded near Hebron on Friday, four days before Israel votes in a general election.
Britain, France, Germany and Italy sat down with Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt for the first time in this format, with shipping through the Strait still far below pre-war levels.
Ohio's Republican governor had urged the party's nominee to pull the spot, in which Acton's mother disputes her daughter's account of childhood abuse. Acton's camp called it despicable.
Health officials logged 995 new suspected cases in a single day, taking the year's total past 2.17 lakh.
Mostly women and children crossed at five points in the divided border town after a row over a regional flag turned into fighting, Kenyan police said.
The joint language on Afghanistan was softer than in June, and Pakistan's Foreign Office raised water, a point that does not appear in either side's official statement.
Clashes broke out in Ettadhamen and in Jebiniana near Sfax on Thursday after two men died following encounters with security forces, days after the biggest protest against President Kais Saied in years.
Officials blamed a group they call 'Fitna al-Hindustan', Islamabad's label for Baloch separatists it says are backed by India, and said more suspects were surrounded near a hotel.
In her first public remarks on last week's raid, the Minnesota congresswoman said agents took 17 items and that she no longer feels safe there, less than two weeks before she faces voters.
The shallow quake struck a remote part of Baqen county late on Thursday. Rescue teams worked through the night as power and phone lines went down.
Thousands answered María Corina Machado's call in Caracas, Valencia, Maracaibo and other cities on Thursday, pressing acting President Delcy Rodríguez's government to name a day for a presidential vote.
Kaja Kallas's diplomatic service has put 12 people and 105 entities before member states, from oil plants between St Petersburg and Sakhalin to firms in the UAE accused of helping Moscow dodge curbs.
Federal prosecutors say Vadym Y. gathered information on armoured vehicle, ammunition and explosives production and on NATO's eastern flank, in contact with Russian intelligence since at least July 2025.
The blaze began on a grenade launcher range and was driven by a sudden wind shift into a training area where soldiers preparing for Latvia were exercising, the head of Canada's military police said.
Six years after a court ruling brought in a near-total ban, protesters accused Donald Tusk's government of offering token gestures. Two bills passed this week face a veto from the conservative president.
Pakistan's prime minister used a security meeting in Peshawar to defend governor's rule in the province, hours before a counter-terrorism DSP and three colleagues were killed in a raid in Karak. In Balochistan, security forces said they foiled an attack in Gwadar.
Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín found the operation likely intimidates citizens and relies on flawed data. Attorney General Todd Blanche said only eligible people should vote. The order is paused until Friday for an appeal.
Spain's unions have already called a general strike for 11 November over housing and living costs, and Portugal has a stoppage set for the same day. CCOO leader Unai Sordo said it is now up to the Portuguese.
Police detained the leftist former presidential candidate in her home village in Manabí before dawn on Thursday. She called the charge absurd and accused President Daniel Noboa of running a dictatorship.
The BBC's lawyers told the court Trump cancelled an agreed deposition to campaign in Georgia. He could face sanctions, including dismissal of his $10 billion case, if he does not appear.
MEPs backed a non-binding resolution by a large majority, condemning the Houthi blockade of Saudi Arabia and attacks on Red Sea shipping. The final call rests with member governments, which must agree unanimously.
Saudi Aramco told staff to leave its head office and work from home on Thursday, the first such evacuation since the Iran war began, as the Houthis claimed strikes on oil sites in Yanbu and the defence ministry in Riyadh.
Output across the Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan will contract 1.3% in 2026, the IMF said on Thursday, with Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Iraq facing double-digit falls and even Saudi Arabia and the UAE slipping into recession.
The French president condemned far-left 'sedition' after the worst street violence in years. Mélenchon vowed to wreck the prime minister's meeting with party leaders, and big-city mayors want an independent inquiry.
MEPs chose the International Criminal Court and its officials for the EU's top human rights award, in what its backers called a message to Donald Trump. The court won after a right-wing group abstained.
Stability has returned and markets have noticed, the bank said in its latest Pakistan Development Update, but per-person growth is stuck near 1.6% and private investment is the missing piece.
Kim Aris said hearing his mother's voice meant more than words could express, but warned that one call was not family access for the 81-year-old, still held under house arrest in Naypyidaw.
Aleema Khan, Noreen Niazi and Uzma Khan are still in Kot Lakhpat jail although their 30-day detention under a public order law ran out on 20 October, their lawyer told the court.
Medicine makers and food traders who relied on Afghanistan and Central Asia have lost most of their business, and the detour through Iran takes six weeks and costs several times more.
Chief executive Amin Nasser says Saudi Arabia is talking to foreign governments about storing Aramco crude in their reserves, with Asia the focus, to keep supplies flowing through disruptions.
Government forces backed by the Saudi-led coalition are pressing a counteroffensive against the Houthis, and the UN has verified 57 civilians killed, half of them children.
Interior ministers Matteo Piantedosi and Fernando Grande-Marlaska agreed to restore free movement, closing a summer row between Rome and Madrid.
The midge-borne virus, normally found in livestock, had never before been detected in a person. Health authorities say the public is not at risk.
The frigate Marshal Shaposhnikov, the anti-submarine ship Admiral Tributs and the tanker Pechenga arrived in Keralam on Wednesday, the Russian Embassy said.
The Revolutionary Guards claimed four oil ships were set ablaze and three struck mines overnight, as Tehran's security chief said Iran had held back its full strength and was "ready for the next stage".
Zelenskyy mocked the US envoy's praise of Putin as a 'humanitarian' after overnight strikes on the capital and Odesa's ports left at least two people dead.
Cabinet was told 197,294 people have come home since vigilante groups began hunting foreigners, though the flow has now slowed.
The storm, at one point a super typhoon, is expected to brush Taiwan's northeast coast late on Friday before turning towards the seas off Shanghai and southern Japan.
The junta's appointed parliament voted unanimously for a new penal code, eight years after the country abolished capital punishment for ordinary crimes.
Dhaka officials say Tokyo will raise India's re-inclusion in the BIG-B initiative at next week's summit, and the two countries are set to lift ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Protesters gathered outside the Bogotá museum under police guard as the president pressed what he calls a cultural 'counterrevolution'.
El Salvador's president said worse was coming if the four aviation technicians, seized after an ambush on a gang suppression force vehicle, are not freed alive.
A federal judge in Texas has halted work across a 500-mile stretch of the Mexican border, ruling that homeland security chiefs overstepped their powers.
Washington has ordered non-emergency staff to leave the kingdom after weeks of Houthi strikes. Hours later an attack on King Fahd International Airport killed one person and injured eight.
The Emirati minister and former UN ambassador enters a contest in which no candidate has yet won over all five permanent members of the Security Council.
Four days before the runoff, a Quaest poll has the senator at 45% to Lula's 44%, and the president says he will not debate his rival again unless he opens his bank records.
With the midterm elections less than two weeks away, a New York Times/Siena survey puts the president at 36% and a CNN poll at 32%, with voters angry over prices and the Iran war.
The prime minister's first look at the province since Islamabad took it over from Imran Khan's party is expected to focus on more police and money for the fight against militants.
The Democrat, who is running for Congress in New York's 10th district, was held with rabbis and volunteers helping Palestinian farmers pick olives. Others in the group remained in custody.
After three hours with Steve Witkoff in St Petersburg, the Kremlin said talks with the US and Ukraine could resume from mid-November, possibly in Abu Dhabi. Kyiv wants them sooner.
A senior Revolutionary Guards official warned that undersea cables could be destroyed if Iran's infrastructure is hit, while Tehran insisted its peace plan was on the table and the US Secretary of State called a deal 'extremely difficult'.
The four countries will work together on joint arms production, research and technology transfer, Pakistan's defence minister said, two months after Islamabad joined a mutual defence treaty with Ankara and Riyadh.
Pakistan's prime minister called water a red line at a joint appearance with the Maldivian president in Islamabad. New Delhi, which has held the 1960 treaty in abeyance since April 2025, did not respond immediately.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the North Sea field would send gas into British homes within weeks. Kemi Badenoch welcomed the decision but attacked two and a half years of delay.
The French president added Saudi Arabia to his Gulf tour to show solidarity after Houthi attacks, while saying France had secured Qatari gas for the winter.
Bangladesh's prime minister will hold talks with Sanae Takaichi on 27 October. Tokyo wants the Japanese-funded deep-sea port to become a gateway for India's seven northeastern states.
Officials in the disputed border region say bodies were buried in two mass graves and some people are still missing after Monday's strike on Amiet market.
On a tour of frontline fortifications, the North Korean leader's sister said propaganda broadcasts would resume along the whole border before the end of October.
The UN Environment Programme's annual Emissions Gap Report says current policies point to 2.8C of warming. António Guterres said overshoot 'is not surrender'.
The US envoy met Vladimir Putin at the Konstantinovsky Palace on Wednesday, a day after talks with Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Oslo, carrying papers that set out Washington's approach to ending the war.
Container rates to Africa and the Gulf have doubled or more, and exporters say buyers of a few thousand tonnes have walked away. Cheaper Indian rice still dominates the Saudi market Pakistan wants to win.
The Seoul High Court upheld Park's conviction for taking part in Yoon Suk Yeol's December 2024 martial law bid but reduced his 25-year term from the first trial.
Contract workers fell with steel parts from the third floor of the chipmaker's Fab 22 construction site. A fourth man died in hospital on Wednesday morning, and steel hoisting work has been halted.
The President and Vice President JD Vance launched a Justice Department reward programme for verified fraud tips in the Oval Office on Tuesday, then turned on a journalist who asked why the payouts were so small.
Speaking in the Oval Office on Tuesday, the US president said Ukrainians would not 'stand for' the war much longer. Moscow's foreign minister said Kyiv keeps wrecking talks. Witkoff is due in Russia today.
Nigeria is tracing 44 close contacts. Kenya reported a ninth case on the same day, and Africa CDC called the outbreak the most geographically extensive in history.
The poorest half of Peruvians got 1.4%. A survey for the charity found 84% believe powerful interests bend politics to their benefit, in a country that has had nine presidents in ten years.
Iran's president replied that Tehran does not trust America and wants all sanctions and threats removed before any talks, while Qatar says contacts go on.
On his fifth trip to Tehran since the war began, Pakistan's army chief heard a harder line from Iran's leaders, who said Washington must first meet seven conditions.
The UAE and Bahrain have each agreed to send France 100,000 tonnes of diesel a month, as the French president tours the Gulf with energy chiefs in tow.
A 24-year-old Briton and a 25-year-old British-Iranian dual national were held again under the National Security Act. Counter-terrorism police say Iranian state involvement is 'highly likely'.
The 16-article treaty commits the three countries to help one another quickly if any is attacked, a clause that echoes NATO's Article 5.
The European Commission's revised strategy for the high north answers Russian drones and cable sabotage, and Donald Trump's designs on Greenland, with a maritime watch hub and its own satellite links.
'I'm not getting involved in the Israeli elections,' the US vice-president said, splitting from Donald Trump's 'complete and total' backing for the Israeli prime minister.
A husband and wife died in an air strike on their Gaza City flat and a 17-year-old was shot in Khan Younis, a year into a ceasefire that residents say they cannot see.
The head of US Central Command says Iran's military cannot pay its troops. Iran's central bank chief says the economy has shown 'very good resilience'.
The jets will fly defensive missions against drones and missiles and will not strike the Houthis, the Ministry of Defence says.
Speaking in Doha, the US envoy said Washington no longer wants to control the region and admitted past regime changes 'seem to have been a mistake'.
The Indian-American Republican and his allies have put more than $97 million into TV and radio, over three times the Democrats' spending. A Bowling Green State poll has Acton six points ahead, within the margin of error.
Seoul says Ukraine has given no 'constructive response' after President Zelenskyy publicly revealed the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers.
On his first trip to Rangpur as Prime Minister, the BNP leader joined Durga Puja celebrations and was due to visit pandals in Rajshahi and Chattogram before returning to Dhaka.
Norway and Finland are hosting Ukraine's president and Donald Trump's envoy on Tuesday, with Kyiv and Washington at odds over air defence, satellite links and strikes on Russian oil.
Record rainfall drowned towns in Valencia and Alicante, more than 2,100 people were evacuated and at least four died, as the prime minister prepared to visit the worst-hit coast on Tuesday.
The French prime minister credited targeted curfews in Paris, Bordeaux and Nice with keeping Monday night quiet, as business leaders said the state had failed during the riots.
Beijing's Southern Theatre Command sent naval forces to track the ship in the Spratly Islands and told Washington to stop, in what looks like the first such US passage there in more than a year.
Attorney General James Uthmeier secured a state arrest warrant for the 95-year-old former Cuban leader, accusing him of ordering the downing of two Brothers to the Rescue planes that killed four men.
A 43-year-old man has been charged over the attack outside the independent MP's office in Wangaratta. She remains in critical condition in Melbourne.
The former Rwandan army sergeant major, who ran a YouTube channel attacking President Paul Kagame, was found dead on the outskirts of the Ugandan capital; his head has not been recovered.
The Bangladesh Hindu Sammilon Sangho asked Islamabad to protect the old temple, which activists had saved from demolition for a commercial plaza days earlier.
The US defence secretary saw the Israeli prime minister at an air base in the southern desert, a week before an election in which Trump has endorsed Netanyahu and Vance has stayed out.
The tenth Future Investment Initiative, due from 26 to 29 October, moves to next year. Government offices and firms in the capital have told staff to work from home.
The collapse at an informal open-pit mine in a remote rainforest municipality on the Pacific coast also injured seven people, the second deadly mine disaster in the department in two months.
Zelenskyy said more than half a million homes lost power and Ukraine got no early warning from partners, as Washington, Moscow and Beijing talk of a summit without Kyiv.
About 2,000 people remain in the occupied town in Kherson region with little food, water or medicine. Kyiv says a deal on a local ceasefire to evacuate them is close.
Three police officers and three soldiers were wounded at a recruitment centre in the Pechersk district. The gunman was detained.
The second cut since Friday takes petrol to Rs 381.14, though Brent crude is still hovering around $110 a barrel as Gulf attacks keep oil markets on edge.
A Board of Peace official says Morocco is ready to be first into Gaza with the international stabilisation force, but a base, water projects and deployment are held up until after Israel's election.
Three ballistic missiles struck government recruits as they lined up for training in southern Yemen on Monday, one of the deadliest attacks since the war flared again. Saudi Arabia has called off a major investment conference.
The afternoon attack in the Kharkiv region hit families in the town's central park. Prosecutors have opened a war crimes investigation.
On his first visit since the war began, Russia's foreign minister called Iran's cause just and offered to help find a way out, hours after Donald Trump said Moscow was doing little for Tehran.
The case in Karachi East is the city's first reported since December 2024. A nationwide vaccination drive aimed at nearly 2.4 crore children begins on 2 November.
The justices also turned away a fired NLRB member's bid for reinstatement and a Google challenge to a patent office policy, in Monday's orders.
Field Marshal Asim Munir met the new Saudi ambassador as Pakistan's military spokesman said the Makkah defence pact with Riyadh and Ankara means an attack on one will be answered by all three.
Temporary Protected Status for Ukrainians was due to lapse on 19 October. Homeland Security says those covered are safe to stay, but no formal notice has been issued.
The court said the provincial government's challenge was not maintainable, leaving the Baloch rights leader cleared in a Karachi terrorism and sedition case. She remains in jail on a separate life sentence.
The High Court in Mombasa rejected the defence that the victims, nearly all children, chose to fast to death. Sentencing is set for 6 November.
Iran's foreign minister hit back after Donald Trump endorsed the Israeli leader, while a Revolutionary Guards spokesman said American forces were too worn out to start a new conflict.
The Kerch-born lawyer, who backed the invasion but mocked Putin and Kremlin propagandists, was given 18 months over a 2022 video stream.
Bangladesh says it was not told before the sentences were carried out and has asked Riyadh for an explanation and a copy of the verdict.
Albertans will choose between remaining a province and starting the legal process towards a binding separation referendum, alongside nine questions on immigration and the Constitution.
Nine days before Israel votes, the opposition dismissed the prime minister's two-page doctrine as election slogans, while Tehran answered Donald Trump's endorsement of him with a warning.
The French president said the state had failed in anticipation and intelligence, and told Laurent Nuñez to stay on and find new ways to deal with looters, as his cabinet met in emergency session.
The 49-year-old man was the only positive result among 38 people tested on Sunday, as Congo's Bundibugyo outbreak spreads to an eighth province.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko said a 25-storey apartment block and a medical facility were also damaged, a day after Ukraine's biggest drone attack on Russia.
The military said Major Wajahat Waheed died leading a clearance operation near Pasni, as it again blamed India for the violence in Balochistan.
The US president said he did not want to drive Moscow from the bargaining table. Zelenskyy called the waiver a 'historic mistake' that will hurt Ukraine.
Exports carried Beijing through July-September, while retail sales and factory output picked up in September. Investment and property are still shrinking.
Brazil's president and the senator leading him in the polls traded charges of corruption and lies in São Paulo on Sunday night, a week before the 25 October runoff.
Beijing publishes GDP and September activity data on Monday, the start of a busy week for Asian economies that also brings China's lending rates, a Bank of Korea decision and Japanese inflation.
A grass fire that broke out during live-fire training at CFB Wainwright swept into the range's administrative area. Prime Minister Mark Carney called it one of the worst peacetime tragedies for the forces on Canadian soil.
Meeting in Caracas on Sunday, the Unitary Democratic Platform called for the release of political prisoners and the safe return of exiles. Machado herself remains abroad, blocked from coming home.
An Austrian Airlines plane carrying 51 passengers and six crew was diverted to the Bulgarian capital on Sunday night over a suspected security threat.
The Ukrainian president said Kyiv and Washington were in near-constant contact on next steps after the Florida talks. Marco Rubio, due in Mumbai this week, said Ukraine has no access to SpaceX's military Starshield service for now.
After a crisis meeting at the Elysee on Sunday, the French president promised that looters would pay for their crimes. He set up a crisis unit for victims but stopped short of a state of emergency.
The US President gave Benjamin Netanyahu his "complete and total endorsement" and warned that America would otherwise have to do the work on Iran itself. Gadi Eisenkot, who leads the polls, said he had tried to stop the intervention.
Russia's foreign minister arrives on a working visit as the Hormuz standoff deepens. Moscow says the talks will focus on the situation around Iran and on Russian steps to cool tensions, alongside trade and energy projects.
Speaking in Baghdad, Iran's foreign minister said the strait could reopen within six days if Washington met Tehran's conditions. Hours earlier, the Revolutionary Guards said two crude tankers using an unauthorised route had caught fire after striking mines.
Police fired rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannon outside the Education Ministry on Sunday. The health ministry says 272 people, most of them police officers, have been hurt since Tuesday.
The Houthi-run news agency blamed a Saudi air raid for the deaths. Riyadh's coalition said two crew died when a helicopter came down near Najran because of a technical fault, and rejected Houthi claims that it was shot down.
The party said festivities were suspended in solidarity with families hit by floods and landslides. On the Indian border, armed police have set up a sniffer dog unit to curb cross-border crime.
Balochistan's government said the suspension was needed to tackle smuggling and security problems, while Tehran called it temporary. Traders warn it could deepen LPG shortages in Karachi, as Pakistan's other western border flares again.
The Norochcholai power station tripped during Saturday's nationwide outage, which cut electricity, water and mobile networks for more than three hours. The grid operator has opened an inquiry and asked people to use power sparingly.
Running unopposed at a congress in Yaounde, Noah won more than 96 per cent of delegates' votes. The party, which says it has faced years of persecution, now has its eyes on the 2027 local elections.
Education, health and welfare will lose 4.9% across the board while coalition funds are untouched. On the campaign trail, Netanyahu condemned a pundit's slur against rival Gadi Eisenkot.
The 99-storey tower, one of the Saudi capital's best-known landmarks, has asked companies to work remotely until further notice. The shopping mall at its base stays open.
The vote fills a post left empty since the war's first day in February. It came as Iran's Revolutionary Guards said two loaded tankers had struck mines in the strait.
Kabila, who ruled for 18 years and was sentenced to death in absentia last year, now heads a new rebel front with M23 commanders as his deputies.
Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan topped the Security Council's sixth straw poll but still drew 'discourage' votes from two permanent members.
Pakistan's prime minister and his brother Nawaz defended the emergency and governor's rule in the province. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Bar Council called it unconstitutional and announced a province-wide strike.
One person was killed in Russia's second city as Kyiv mounted one of its biggest aerial attacks of the war, a week after Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire that has never taken hold.
Alert Level 3 signals a high risk of severe cross-border haze. Singapore and Kuala Lumpur ranked among the world's most polluted major cities on Saturday.
The Ukrainian president said the meeting could be held in the Gulf, in Europe or in the United States around the G20 summit, but neither Moscow nor Washington has confirmed it.
Clashes spread beyond France on Saturday, with fires in front of Milan Cathedral, an attack on Bologna's railway station and water cannon in Brussels, while thousands marched peacefully in Lisbon.
Activists and Hindu community members stopped work on the heritage building, which they say was to be pulled down for a commercial plaza. They want an inquiry and the issue raised in Pakistan's National Assembly.
Students, unions and 'yellow vest' veterans marched in more than 100 towns on Saturday. About 400 people were arrested and Macron promised that those who looted town halls would be punished.
At a Northern Kentucky arena on Saturday, the President boasted of a 'much more powerful' second term, promised $5,000 for every adult and campaigned for Ed Gallrein, the man who beat Thomas Massie.
Students and other protesters clashed with police near the prime minister's office in Tirana on Saturday. Police say 167 people have been arrested and 132 officers hurt in five days.
Belgian, French and Polish diplomats visiting Palestinian olive pickers were surrounded by settlers on Saturday. Belgium says it will push for more EU sanctions; Netanyahu's office wants 'compelling evidence'.
The new patients include nurses and doctors who treated the country's first case, the first known infections passed on inside Kenya. The ministry says there is no sign of community spread.
President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said Cairo could not stand by if the kingdom were harmed. Egypt's parliament meets in emergency session on Sunday as Houthi drones keep coming.
As Washington shelves its Russia sanctions law, figures show EU ports took in more Russian Arctic gas this year than last. India remains Russia's second-largest crude customer.
In a letter to federal prosecutors, the Minnesota congresswoman's lawyers say agents broke a judge's orders when they searched her Washington home. The Justice Department says the letter is 'riddled with false allegations'.
The far-right cleric's edict came as the West Bank harvest turned violent. Other rabbis called it theft, ten days before Israel votes.
The storm grew from Category 1 to Category 3 in less than a day. Its eye is forecast to pass very close to the Pacific coast late on Saturday and on Sunday, bringing storm surge and heavy rain.
The Revolutionary Guards said a ship carrying more than two million barrels of crude caught fire and repeated that the strait is closed. A tanker off Jubail was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.
More than 320 drones and a volley of missiles struck power plants and substations overnight, cutting electricity in seven western and central cities as winter approaches.
Doctors said tests confirmed he was fit for discharge, four days after the operation. A day earlier he had called Vladimir Putin to ask for a ceasefire in occupied Oleshky.
Tehran's foreign ministry rejected Saudi accusations and said it would help if both sides asked. Missiles fell on Aden airport again, and the Houthis freed 159 captured government fighters.
The EU summit ended without agreement on the extra money Zelenskyy asked for. Macron said leaders would look at the funding, while three central European governments signalled they would stay out.
The army said Friday's air strikes hit command centres in the RSF's Darfur stronghold. The paramilitary group says a drone struck a crowded livestock market, killing women and children.
Two days before the penalties were due, the President set them aside in the 'national interests'. Democrats called it a surrender to Putin; Moscow called it historic.
A court in Baja California sentenced the men convicted of the 2024 murders of brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and their friend Carter Rhoad, who were shot during a surf trip and left in a well.
The International Organization for Migration says 1.56 million people who went home now live in frontline districts, and only 1% there could heat their homes properly last winter.
Mahmood Khan Achakzai and other TTAP leaders asked the Peshawar High Court to strike down governor's rule. He claimed Imran Khan was being forced into a deal like those once made with Benazir Bhutto and Nawaz Sharif.
Islamabad's foreign office called the Indian defence minister's remarks provocative. On Kabul, it said it wants a verifiable mechanism to stop attacks and knows of no formal Russian mediation.
Amy Pope of the International Organization for Migration said heat, floods and failing farms were pushing people into cities, and urged governments to act before communities are displaced.
A third survey in three days puts the senator a point or two ahead, within the margin of error, eight days before Brazil votes. A row over Meta and Lula's accounts has reached the electoral court.
The Sikhs for Justice leader says agents served a 'duty to warn' notice on 15 October, ahead of his planned trip to Canada for Sunday's non-binding referendum.
Petrol will cost Rs386.30 from Saturday to Monday under the daily pricing system brought in after the war with Iran resumed. Diesel stays at Rs396.96.
India scores 24.1 and Pakistan 25.5, while Nepal and Sri Lanka are rated moderate. A separate list of the world's ten worst food crises names Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.
After Friday's crash, economy minister Airlangga Hartarto said reforms must show visible progress. Danantara's Rosan Roeslani called cheap shares a long-term opportunity.
On the second day of the Brussels summit, the Ukrainian president said the war will cost €155 billion next year, while EU leaders promised no let-up in sanctions on Russia.
Ethiopia's prime minister promised free elections in the northern region once the new administration, run on directives from Addis Ababa, has restored stability.
Daily departures from the valley have passed 85,000. The cabinet has approved six months of housing aid for families in Gorkha, Dhading and Baglung, and fuel prices are being held despite Indian Oil's revisions.
Speaking in Kazan, India's ambassador to Russia also warned Indians against fake job offers that end with recruitment into the Russian army.
On his fourth day at Rome's Gemelli hospital after lung cancer surgery, the Pope celebrated Mass for the staff caring for him, and the Vatican released the first picture of him since the operation.
Poland scrambled fighters as Russian drones and missiles hit Ukraine's Volyn region overnight, and Sofia formally asked the alliance for aircraft and anti-drone systems.
The US president said China was racing to catch up with the two biggest nuclear powers and could do so within five years, but gave no details of the talks.
The outgoing British High Commissioner leaves New Delhi to become the first woman to head the Foreign Office's civil service, handing over to her deputy Ben Miller.
The case alleges substandard materials and ignored warnings about cracking walls. Every school building in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is to be inspected within three days.
The Jakarta Composite fell more than 11% and trading was halted for half an hour after the index provider said it plans to move Indonesia out of its emerging-markets group.
The tournament is due to open in Riyadh on 7 January. With Houthi missiles hitting Saudi airports, the AFC's president said a final call could wait until the end of November.
Gaza's health ministry says patients who need treatment abroad cannot leave. Israeli strikes killed four people on Thursday as Israel signed a deal for 12 US Apache helicopters.
Riyadh says 19 people have died in strikes on its airports and accuses Tehran of arming the Houthis. The US Treasury added 26 names to its Iran sanctions list.
Tehran accused Britain of a destructive role and demanded evidence. A German court has meanwhile jailed two men for plotting attacks for Iranian intelligence.
Central Command says more than 19 million barrels of crude moved through in a day. Shipping monitors count only a fraction of pre-war traffic and hundreds of ships still at anchor.
Thousands marched to demand university funding that Congress approved and the government has not paid, and a federal judge has begun fining the state for every day it delays.
The two met in Baku on the sidelines of the CICA summit, Beijing's highest-level contact with Israel since the Gaza war began. Wang said opening routes into Gaza came first.
At least 31 people, 30 of them pupils, died when floors of the Al-Khair school gave way. Questions now turn to how a weak building was registered and allowed to hold classes.
The Ukrainian president met Mark Rutte, Emmanuel Macron and three prime ministers on Thursday, and is due to address EU leaders on Friday morning as the war on Ukraine's grid intensifies.
The idea would let sanctioned vessels carry oil that is not itself under US sanctions, as record shipping rates and fuel prices weigh on Republicans before the midterms.
The constitutional amendment ends the six-days-on, one-day-off schedule without any cut in pay. President Lula has made it a pillar of a re-election race he is narrowly trailing.
About 1,500 Palestinians have been killed since the truce, the UN's acting Middle East envoy said, warning that winter floods could put 950,000 people at risk. Britain and France demanded a halt to the E1 settlement plan.
Opposition blocs back tougher sanctions over the Sea Lion project but balk at a security council chaired by the president and a protocol to shoot down hostile aircraft.
Kyiv's envoy told the OSCE on Thursday that the energy truce must work both ways, as Russian drones injured 52 people across Ukraine and cut power in Volyn.
A global hunger monitor says nearly a third of Afghans are in crisis or worse, with winter set to push the number past 19 million. The UN says women's rights kept eroding over the summer.
The French foreign minister would not say whether the US had cut intelligence sharing with Kyiv, as Ukrainian sources said military Starshield links were working again.
The rights commission's annual report on religious freedom says new laws have not stopped attacks on Ahmadis or the abduction of Hindu and Christian girls, and that a minorities commission is yet to be set up.
Brussels added three people and nine companies to its sanctions list on Thursday, including a trader it says supplies Russian-origin crude to India.
Foreign Minister Oana Toiu called the strikes "callous and murderous" as drones also crossed into Romanian airspace and fighter jets were scrambled.
At least five people were killed when missiles struck the seat of Yemen's government. Saudi Arabia said Tehran was encouraging the Houthi escalation, and Pakistan condemned the attacks at the UN.
Citizen Lab and Confiant say Discover-Tech's ads, seen on more than 120,000 websites, gave surveillance firms including Candiru a way into people's devices. Google has dropped the company.
Palestinian farmers began picking on Thursday after some 300 settler incidents this autumn. With Israel's election on 27 October, they fear the season will be the most violent yet.
The Treasury gave no reason for delisting the brother of acting president Delcy Rodríguez, whose own sanctions were lifted in April as Caracas and Washington drew closer.
A Singapore-flagged container ship went down after being hit on Tuesday, and a bulk carrier struck in September has also sunk. Pezeshkian said bombs and missiles would not force Iran to surrender.
The upper floor of a private school in Afridi Abad gave way during morning classes, crushing the storey below. The victims were aged between seven and 16.
A joint sitting endorsed the takeover a day after both houses backed the emergency. The opposition alliance led by Mehmood Khan Achakzai called off talks with the government.
Drones set fire to a refinery south-east of Moscow on Thursday, after Russia launched more than 850 drones at Ukraine overnight. Zelenskyy says strikes on Russian oil sites will go on.
The fund's Middle East director, Jihad Azour, said the Iran war would leave lasting damage. The IMF expects Saudi Arabia's economy to shrink 3.3% this year.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang joined the opening by video link and said ties were entering a new stage. The four-lane crossing between Dandong and Sinuiju was finished in 2014.
A 14-year-old boy was electrocuted in a flooded park and a man died after falling on a submerged road. Dozens of flights were diverted and classes were called off in six provinces.
Villagers put out the blaze with fire extinguishers before it spread. Hebrew slogans were sprayed on the walls, and the Israeli army says it has opened an investigation.
The crossing between Dandong and Sinuiju is due to open to traffic on Thursday. China finished its side in 2014, but North Korea left its end incomplete for years.
The External Affairs Minister is in the UAE until Friday for talks and the second Raisina Middle East forum, with Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia hanging over the region.
Both houses endorsed the emergency on Wednesday, while PTI chairman Gohar Ali Khan asked the Peshawar High Court to restore Sohail Afridi's government and order his release.
The exercise in Korla focuses on high-altitude counter-terrorism operations, with drones, long-range sniping and live-force drills on the programme.
President Laura Fernández says the high-security jail marks a tough-on-crime turn after three years of record killings. Peru, Colombia and Brazil are eyeing similar plans.
Former president Gustavo Petro led the first day of a nationwide campaign against spending cuts, on the same day Bogotá opened an embassy in Jerusalem.
Protests over university conditions and fees entered a third day in Tirana, with demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.
Kyiv says a sudden speed cap on Starlink terminals hobbled its drones as Russian missiles struck the capital for a second night. Zelenskyy called it a big mistake.
Bar is seeking 3 million shekels and says the prime minister lied about his role on the morning of the Hamas attack. The case lands less than two weeks before Israel votes.
The 39-year-old man fell ill while already in quarantine. Kenya is the fourth country to record a case linked to Congo's epidemic, the second-largest on record.
The Pope's physicians say his blood tests and chest X-ray are normal for this stage of recovery. A decision on any further cancer treatment waits on more test results.
Police say at least 30 people were lured with promises of well-paid jobs, then handed to the Russian army. Twenty Bangladeshis are confirmed dead.
A 9.1% jump in petrol prices drove most of September's rise. The data revives talk of a second Federal Reserve rate increase when policymakers meet on 27-28 October.
A UN-run corridor for fertiliser ships could start within 10 days if Iran and the US agree, said Under-Secretary-General Jorge Moreira da Silva. Without it, the next planting season is at risk.
Police fired tear gas and live rounds into the air in Khyber district. In Islamabad, Shehbaz Sharif lined up his allies, and Sohail Afridi's brother asked the Peshawar High Court to find him.
A small fire broke out at the Aramco office but nobody was hurt, Saudi Arabia said. The coalition says it is hitting the Houthis' fuel depots and energy terminals across northern Yemen.
Those charged include former senator Julian Gallo and three members of the rebels' last secretariat. The tribunal faces a proposed budget cut from allies of the new president.
Twenty-two people landed in Kingston under a deal signed in June that the government says it cannot publish. The opposition wants it debated in public.
Duane Davis, 63, is the only person ever charged over the 1996 Las Vegas shooting. He told the court he would appeal.
Every regional group put up exactly as many candidates as it had seats, for the second year running. Human Rights Watch says the vote makes a mockery of the word election.
Regulators say the second-largest US bank failed to report more than $5 billion in suspicious transactions on time, including flows linked to Chinese laundering networks.
The former Fox News host faces reported allegations over a $100,000 credit card bill and favours for a Greek company. She denies them and says her loyalty to Trump is unchanged.
The Vatican says the 90-minute operation at Rome's Gemelli hospital went without complications. Audiences are cancelled until 20 October and a November tour of South America is in doubt.
The FSB says the Hokkaido Shimbun journalist was collecting information on Russia's defence for Japanese intelligence. He faces up to 20 years in prison, and Tokyo is trying to confirm the detention.
Malaysia's Firefly has extended its suspension of Singapore flights through Wednesday, and schools in parts of Malaysia remain shut. Malaysia wants ASEAN to treat haze as a disaster.
A court in Fujian said the Wei family gang ran fraud, drugs and gambling worth more than $1.8 billion from northern Myanmar, and killed at least two Chinese nationals.
The UNDP and Oxford's poverty initiative count 1.2 billion people as multidimensionally poor. In South Asia, Pakistan's rate of 38.3% is more than twice India's and Bangladesh's.
A second ship, the Ukrainian-owned Chelsea 3, was hit by three drones in the same overnight attack. Bulgaria has summoned Russia's ambassador, the second such sinking off its coast in a week.
A landslide blocked the Budhi Gandaki river before dawn on Sunday, and the flood that followed swept away bridges, trails and more than 200 homes. The army's rescue effort went into a third day.
A special NIA court found a strong suspicion that Inderpal Singh Gaba took part in an unlawful activity, but dropped a charge of insulting the national flag. His lawyer will appeal.
Mohammed Yusuf Ali died after Saturday's missile attack on King Khalid International Airport, in which two of his sons were also hurt. Three Indians remain in intensive care.
Mohsen Rezaei and India's National Security Adviser discussed the regional situation and bilateral ties, Iran's embassy said, days after three tankers with Indian sailors were struck.
Trade, energy, security and people-to-people ties are on the agenda as Anand starts a four-day trip to India and the UAE. It will be her 11th meeting with Jaishankar since September 2025.
Beijing froze the ministers' assets in China and barred them from entry, calling them pawns of Taipei. Taiwan called the move absurd, as its military watched a week of Chinese live-fire drills along the coast.
The Guards said the ship had switched off its transponders and ignored warnings. Hours later, a container ship was reported struck by an unknown projectile in the same waterway.
The army says Afghan Taliban posts opened fire to cover militants crossing into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The clash came as the province was placed under emergency rule.
With about six months left on the current bailout, the President said any new programme would have to put growth first. He warned that the Middle East war could push the fuel import bill to about $6 billion this year.
A Sudanese rights group blames Egyptian jets for Saturday's strike on a mining camp in a disputed border area. Cairo has not commented officially, and army chief Burhan has set up a committee of inquiry.
A student is believed to have picked up an unexploded cluster bomblet near the Lebanon border and put it in his bag. Israel has halted school trips along the northern border.
Mexico's president said talks with Washington are making progress but there is no final deal, and that the US has chosen to negotiate with Mexico and Canada separately.
The storm skirted the Jalisco resorts around Puerto Vallarta instead of striking them head-on. Forecasters say it could regain strength and come ashore later this week.
A two-week restraining order stops the government running ads featuring the president that were paid for with $20 million of Homeland Security money, weeks before the midterm elections.
Filmed at his old Edmonton school, the prime minister's video came a week before Alberta votes on whether to start the legal process towards a binding separation referendum.
The vote meets a key Hungarian condition. EU ministers are expected to open two more negotiating chapters for Ukraine and Moldova in Luxembourg on Tuesday.
Security officials said threats against Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz had a high probability of being carried out. No foreign link has been confirmed.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham told MPs the plot near the air base used by American bombers was almost certainly directed by the IRGC. Iran's ambassador has been summoned and two Iranians sanctioned.
The energy minister told an oil congress in Riyadh the kingdom had been tested, as the capital's main airport stayed closed and the Houthis said Saudi jets had bombed Sanaa.
The boat was carrying 305 people towards Yemen when it went down near Obock. All 82 survivors are Ethiopian, and 84 people are still missing.
One missile flew more than 900 km before falling into the sea. Japan is checking whether it followed an irregular path, and Seoul called the launches a breach of UN resolutions.
Tehran's security chief said Washington had accepted only some of Iran's seven conditions. Houthi missiles hit Riyadh's airport again, and tanker attacks went on.
Police confirmed on Monday that ousted Chief Minister Sohail Afridi and the assembly speaker are in preventive custody. The PTI's long march for Khan's release fizzled out at Swabi.
Zelenskyy said Kyiv would honour a mutual pause, but Russian drones struck Kyiv and a Kharkiv power plant. The Kremlin said only that contacts were ongoing.
A seafarers' union has named the two men and demanded an urgent update. They were among 22 Indians on two tankers hit on Sunday; India has condemned the attacks and called for de-escalation.
No Indian was among the dead in Saturday's attack on Riyadh's main airport, the third there in a week. The embassy has told Indians in Saudi Arabia to stay alert and indoors as needed.
The UN Human Rights Office had asked India to release people arbitrarily detained at Saturday's protest against the Chief Election Commissioner. India called the concern unwarranted interference.
The US Labor Department has frozen new and pending PERM filings from eight companies. India objected to Vice President JD Vance's description of foreign workers as 'indentured servants'.
Sitharaman says more concessions will be hard for both sides. A new US law lets the President tax Russian oil buyers at up to 100%, but no such tariff has been imposed.
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