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Brazilian federal police detained five people, including four security guards assigned to the G20 summit, in an investigation into an alleged 2022 assassination plot.
Read report »Police in Tbilisi dismantled a tent camp set up by election protesters, and videos showed demonstrators and a journalist being beaten and detained.
Read report »Washington has formally backed the opposition figure as the winner of July’s disputed election, deepening pressure on Nicolás Maduro’s government.
Read report »A mass rally in the capital rejected a bill that would change how the Treaty of Waitangi is interpreted and would reshape Indigenous rights debates.
Read report »After nearly eight hours of negotiations, Aslan Bzhania agreed to step down and Vice President Badra Gunba was named acting president.
Read report »Farmers marched on Parliament in London to protest changes that would bring many inherited farms into the inheritance-tax net from 2026, while ministers insisted the burden would fall on a small number of estates.
Read report »Germany says it has to assume damage to undersea fibre-optic cables in the Baltic Sea was deliberate, as Sweden and Finland open investigations and NATO warns of growing threats to underwater infrastructure.
Read report »Three people were killed in separate unprovoked stabbings across Manhattan, prompting renewed debate about the city’s criminal justice and mental health systems.
Read report »Voters chose 165 lawmakers in an early election that follows President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s decision to dissolve the legislature in September.
Read report »Yulia Navalnaya, Vladimir Kara-Murza and Ilya Yashin led a Berlin demonstration that called for an end to the war in Ukraine and the removal of Vladimir Putin.
Read report »Gabon has held a referendum on a new constitution that would replace the country's semi-presidential system with a stronger presidency after the 2023 coup.
Read report »Police in eastern China say eight people were killed and 17 injured in a stabbing attack at a college campus.
Read report »President Sadyr Japarov took part in the opening of a new village in Osh region built for people relocated from an exclave in Uzbekistan.
Read report »Andrej Plenković dismissed Vili Beroš after suspicions of corruption surfaced, adding to pressure on his government.
Read report »Demonstrators forced their way into the parliament in Sukhumi after anger over a measure that would let Russians buy property in the breakaway region.
Read report »The president-elect elevates a 27-year-old campaign aide to one of the most visible jobs in Washington, signaling continuity with his combative media style.
Read report »The ice cream maker says its parent company blocked public support for Palestinians and threatened its independent board, escalating a long-running corporate fight.
Read report »Nauru launched a citizenship-by-investment initiative designed to raise money for climate action, a move described by RNZ as groundbreaking.
Read report »Anura Kumara Dissanayake was trying to turn his presidential win into a workable majority as Sri Lanka headed to a snap parliamentary vote.
Read report »On Nov. 13, 2024, protesters marched in Paris against a gala raising money for Israeli forces and featuring the prospect of a visit by Bezalel Smotrich.
Read report »Manila says its agencies would be obliged to help if the ICC asks to hold Rodrigo Duterte, while the former president bristles at renewed scrutiny over his drug war.
Read report »Voters chose between three candidates as Somaliland held its fourth presidential election since 1991, with recognition, economic growth and ties to Somalia and Ethiopia all in focus.
Read report »The Supreme Court said authorities cannot demolish property linked to criminal accusations without due process, setting out notice and hearing requirements in a rebuke to so-called bulldozer justice.
Read report »A U.S. jury found a Virginia-based contractor liable for contributing to the torture and mistreatment of former detainees at Abu Ghraib.
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