Brazilians vote in a polarized presidential election pitting incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva against conservative challenger Flávio Bolsonaro today.
UK-Iranian national released on bail after arrest over suspected terror plot linked to an incident near RAF Fairford, police say.
Trump’s Greenland negotiations nearly collapsed amid tears, suspicion, and an extraordinary proposal involving Fox News, according to a new account.
Jake Douglas Smith, 30, appeared in a Perth court on reckless driving charges after allegedly letting a toddler steer his vehicle. Outside court, he named Jesus Christ as his lawyer.
Queensland Police seized 558 non-compliant e-mobility devices and issued over 2,400 fines in three months under new laws, with helmet violations accounting for 60 percent of penalties.
Alleged drug kingpin Arash Ebrahimi Far has been arrested in Colombia after nearly eight years in hiding, awaiting extradition to Australia on drug trafficking and money laundering charges.
Former friends and colleagues of Beau Lamarre-Condon have testified in his murder trial, describing disturbing conversations and obsessive behavior in the months before Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were killed.
Five foreign nationals have been charged with extortion, arson, and firearms offences following a 16-month RCMP investigation into a campaign of violence targeting B.C.'s South Asian community.
Lisa Driscoll, convicted of impersonating a nurse, avoided an arrest warrant after her sixth postponement request, with sentencing delayed until a new court date is set.
Christa Pike survived two lethal injections in Tennessee, was hospitalized on a ventilator, and prompted the governor to halt executions for the rest of 2026 pending review.
French student protests over school conditions escalated into violence, with nearly 3,000 arrests, hundreds of injuries, and a viral video of a woman attacked with a makeshift flamethrower.
Steph Hodgins-May, shaped by personal tragedy and a decade of unsuccessful campaigns, is now deputy leader of the Australian Greens, taking on Anthony Albanese's government on climate and gas policy.
Russia’s spending plans signal that President Vladimir Putin expects war in Ukraine to continue, with defense spending overshadowing civilian needs.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko says he and Vladimir Putin share responsibility for the war, reaffirming Minsk’s unwavering alignment with Moscow.
Ukraine says India has proposed the broadest ceasefire framework, linking an energy truce with safer Black Sea shipping and diplomacy
U.S.-Russia negotiations over Ukraine now include a multibillion-dollar Lukoil proposal involving investors connected to Trump’s political network and diplomatic allies.
Brazilian authorities reportedly warn that U.S. actions could be part of a psychological operation aimed at influencing the presidential election.
French investigative reporting links alleged anti-Semitic messages to Jordan Bardella, renewing scrutiny of Marine Le Pen’s political ally and allies.
Former Iranian officials are urging NPT withdrawal as lawmakers debate whether nuclear deterrence requires revisiting the country’s weapons policy now.
Iranian authorities say 31 people were arrested for allegedly planning sabotage and unrest linked to nationwide protest calls across Iran.
Quebec separatists are gaining ground ahead of the election, but voters remain reluctant to support independence from Canada for now.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung threatens unspecified measures unless Ukraine acknowledges a disputed confidentiality agreement and issues an apology.
Japan has sanctioned 35 vessels linked to Russia’s shadow fleet, restricting services and tightening pressure on Moscow’s oil exports worldwide.
Swedish Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson receives a second mandate to form a government after coalition talks initially failed again.