Israel’s armed campaign in Hebron, a city in the occupied West Bank, drew strong criticism on Monday from the UN secretary-general and the UN human rights commissioner. The operation was launched in response to a Friday exchange of fire that…
Anthropic, the San Francisco company behind the Claude AI assistant, made its case for a public listing on Monday by releasing paperwork for a Nasdaq debut under the ticker ANT. The step puts the five-year-old firm on course for an…
German police are looking into the conduct of the Mein Schiff 3’s captain after the TUI Cruises liner hit two container ships in Bremerhaven, a collision that produced damage put in the millions of euros and led to the scrapping…
Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva won a fourth term by beating Flavio Bolsonaro in a runoff, and on Monday, October 26, 2026, congratulations came from African capitals, Moscow and Berlin. The result also jolted markets: Sao Paulo’s exchange…
María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader, returned home on Sunday after nearly a year in exile and was greeted in Caracas by thousands of cheering supporters. People stood along highways, at toll plazas and on city streets, waving Venezuelan…
Emmanuel Macron used a visit to Marseille on Monday to signal that his administration will unveil a set of “strong measures” meant to cool weeks of unrest, while cautioning that another round of nationwide protests set for Saturday would be…
Audi has confirmed that it will build its first factory in the United States on a site near Macon, Georgia. The Volkswagen-owned brand puts the project at roughly $4 billion, or €3.6 billion, and says it should create about 4,500…
On Monday in Marseille, President Emmanuel Macron announced that his administration would soon present “strong measures” intended to ease weeks of unrest across France, and he warned that rallies planned for the coming Saturday were risky. He said protest routes…
Frank-Walter Steinmeier is making his first journey to China in eight years, a five-day visit that places him in Beijing while Germany tries to protect an economic relationship it still needs and simultaneously limit the dangers that come with it.…
Jordanian security forces detained three men on Monday morning over the assault on mourners at a Greek Orthodox church last Friday, an operation that ended with the suspects wounded and no reported harm to the officers involved. Nine people died…
As midterm elections in the United States draw near, psychologists continue to probe a deceptively basic issue: whether a person’s tendency to recoil predicts a socially conservative outlook, or whether political values determine the things that provoke revulsion. A review…
Published and updated on October 26, 2026, this report covers a day when Indian politics was convulsed by an unscripted sentence from Mallikarjun Kharge, president of the Indian National Congress. At a Bihar party gathering, Kharge invoked Prime Minister Narendra…
Brazil’s electoral authorities said on October 26, 2026 that Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the country’s president, had captured a fourth term, recovering from a first-round loss to defeat right-wing rival Flávio Bolsonaro in a runoff. The nearly 81-year-old leftist…
Brazil began tallying its presidential election on October 25, 2026, with the result expected to be tight but potentially known within hours thanks to electronic voting. The Supreme Court extended polling to 7 p.m. local, or 2200 GMT, adding two…
Brazilian election workers started tallying ballots on Sunday, October 25, 2026, after polls closed in a presidential contest that the country’s electronic voting system could resolve in a few hours. Even with that speed, the final margin was widely expected…
Aleksandar Vucic, Serbia’s long-serving strongman, conceded on Sunday that his Serbian Progressive Party had lost a parliamentary election to a student-led bloc — a result that ends more than ten years of SNS dominance and elevates a movement forged during…
Brazil’s presidential vote on Sunday, October 25, 2026, will run two hours longer than planned after the Supreme Court ordered polls to stay open until 7 p.m. in Brazil, or 2200 GMT. The court acted as each campaign raised objections…
Polls opened across Serbia on Sunday for a parliamentary vote that is too close to call and may halt the SNS’s grip on government after more than ten years. Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party faces the Students’ List, a new…
Kenya and Nigeria are tracing their first Ebola patients to one Ugandan airport on one day. Africa CDC says both were at Entebbe airport in Uganda on October 3. Uganda reports no active infections, and Switzerland challenges Kampala’s version of…
Serbians cast ballots on Sunday in an early national election that surveys say is too close to call, with the governing SNS of Aleksandar Vucic facing the possibility of losing its hold after more than ten years. The challenger drawing…
