Brazil Presidential Election Heads to October 25 Runoff
Brazil’s presidential election is headed to an October 25 runoff after no candidate cleared 50% in the first round, with Flávio Bolsonaro leading Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the…
Bosnia Preliminary Results Put Leftist and Nationalist Candidates Ahead
Preliminary results from more than 90% of polling stations showed Denis Bećirović, Željka Cvijanović and Darijana Filipović leading Bosnia’s tripartite presidency races.
Latvia’s Pro-Ukraine United List Wins Parliamentary Election
Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs’ United List secured about 35% of Latvia’s vote and 42 projected seats, leaving coalition talks as the next step.
Nolo Becomes a Typhoon After Crossing the International Date Line
Nolo crossed the International Date Line as a 115-mph typhoon, ending U.S. advisories while remaining far from populated land.
UK Green Party Adopts Anti-Zionist Policy After Conference Vote
Green Party members voted 1,022–813 to adopt an anti-Zionist policy, prompting criticism from Jewish organizations and Israel.
Iran’s Oil Minister Resigns as Hamid Bovard Takes Interim Role
Mohsen Paknejad resigned as Iran’s oil minister, and National Iranian Oil Company chief Hamid Bovard was appointed acting minister.
Austria Vice Chancellor Andreas Babler Plans to Step Down in Early 2027
Andreas Babler says he will leave Austria’s vice chancellorship and Social Democratic leadership, with Markus Marterbauer set to replace him.
U.S. Pulls B-1 Bombers From RAF Fairford After Security Concerns
The U.S. withdrew its B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford after a suspected plot raised security concerns around the British base.
Oz Asks Health Insurers to Use Brokers Who Record Marketplace Enrollment Calls
CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz says insurers are being asked to work with brokers who record Marketplace enrollment calls as the agency expands anti-fraud safeguards.
Ukraine Says Drones Delivered Nearly 4 Tons of Aid to Russian-Occupied Oleshky
Ukraine says a second heavy-lift drone operation carried nearly 400 packages of food and medicine into the occupied Kherson region town.