At a rally in Port Huron, President Donald Trump compared the Michigan Senate contest to the Flight 93 revolt and called Democrat Abdul El-Sayed a jihadist. El-Sayed rejects the charge.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wins a fourth term, and investors now watch his choice of finance minister, his debt plans and his dealings with a more conservative Congress.
Senior Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials meet Iranian leaders in Tehran on Monday, the first joint high-level contact since Saudi Arabia was drawn deeper into the regional war.
A protest movement born after a railway station disaster has beaten the party that ruled Serbia for 14 years, and the country’s longtime leader accepted defeat on election night.
The veteran leftist overturned a first-round deficit to beat Senator Flavio Bolsonaro in a runoff that split the country almost evenly, and his rival is now asking courts to cancel the result.
A railway station disaster in 2024 set off two years of student-led protests. Now the movement is on the ballot against the leader who has dominated Serbia for more than a decade.
Israelis vote on Tuesday to decide whether the longest-serving prime minister stays in office or gives way to a former military chief, though analysts expect little change in policy.
Brazilians vote on Sunday to choose between a veteran leftist president and the son of a jailed former leader, in a campaign dominated by prices, corruption and personal attacks.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio publicly invited Cubans who want political change to partner with American intelligence, minutes after the president suggested warships could stop off the island.
Gunmen opened fire on mourners outside a Greek Orthodox church in southern Jordan, in a rare attack on the country's Christian minority that officials describe as terrorism.
