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.
The North Korean leader crossed into Liaoning Province over a bridge that opened this month, in a rare trip abroad that comes weeks before a regional summit in Shenzhen
A gunman firing from a car killed one person and wounded five others in two towns west of Paris, and the president says the attack marks a turning point for France
A Malta-flagged tanker loaded 40,000 metric tons of ultra-low sulfur diesel at a Baltic port and is expected in New York on November 7, the first Russian oil product to reach America since 2022.
On November 3, voters decide who controls Congress for the next two years, with consequences for President Donald Trump's agenda, state governments and the 2028 race.
The world's largest crude exporter tells employees to leave its main site and work from home, a first since the Iran war began, as Houthi attacks on the kingdom spread.
Rescue crews search collapsed homes in northern Tibet as snow is forecast, with more than 12,000 people moved to safety and communications cut in some areas.
Offices, schools, markets and nearly every flight are halted as a weakening but still powerful storm approaches, and forecasters say it could yet come ashore.
Apple's first foldable goes on sale after pre-orders sold out within minutes, with limited walk-in stock and a market forecast that puts the company in front by 2027.
Politicians across the spectrum accuse the hard-left leader of fueling the worst civil unrest in years, and some now ask whether his party should be banned, while he points to neglected suburbs.
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.
The North Korean leader crossed into Liaoning Province over a bridge that opened this month, in a rare trip abroad that comes weeks before a regional summit in Shenzhen
A gunman firing from a car killed one person and wounded five others in two towns west of Paris, and the president says the attack marks a turning point for France
A Malta-flagged tanker loaded 40,000 metric tons of ultra-low sulfur diesel at a Baltic port and is expected in New York on November 7, the first Russian oil product to reach America since 2022.
On November 3, voters decide who controls Congress for the next two years, with consequences for President Donald Trump's agenda, state governments and the 2028 race.
The world's largest crude exporter tells employees to leave its main site and work from home, a first since the Iran war began, as Houthi attacks on the kingdom spread.
Rescue crews search collapsed homes in northern Tibet as snow is forecast, with more than 12,000 people moved to safety and communications cut in some areas.
Offices, schools, markets and nearly every flight are halted as a weakening but still powerful storm approaches, and forecasters say it could yet come ashore.
Apple's first foldable goes on sale after pre-orders sold out within minutes, with limited walk-in stock and a market forecast that puts the company in front by 2027.
Politicians across the spectrum accuse the hard-left leader of fueling the worst civil unrest in years, and some now ask whether his party should be banned, while he points to neglected suburbs.
