Global affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and the major international developments driving the news cycle.
The foreign minister says criminals are seeking further information about him and his family. Giorgia Meloni blamed pro-Russian hackers, but the report provides no independent confirmation.
Three tankers have changed course or left their destinations unclear, and no Russian diesel has reached the US. Traders face uncertainty over the reach of a temporary Treasury exemption.
Ship attacks continued as mediators sought to prevent escalation. Iran set conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but no agreement was reported.
France 24 reports that nearly three million customers lost access to their savings after the bank collapsed. Pedro Alliana has pledged compensation.
France 24 reports at least five people injured, a Dnipro bridge closed and power and water outages after overnight missile strikes.
Civil Defence reported about 1,500 distress calls in 10 hours as rain inundated camps. Gaza’s emergency committee says more than one million displaced people face winter risks.
The IPC projects 825,000 children under five will face severe acute malnutrition in 2026, as hospitals and displacement camps report mounting cases and limited resources.
India beat New Zealand by four runs under the Duckworth–Lewis–Stern method after rain stopped play in the second ODI.
France Unbowed is targeting younger voters with proposals on climate, wealth and public participation, as polls cited by France 24 suggest its leader could reach the presidential run-off.
Donald Trump has named longtime adviser Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff after Republicans’ midterm defeat, as Democrats prepare investigations and oversight.
Arab parties won 19 Knesset seats, but Palestinian citizens interviewed by Al Jazeera describe heightened scrutiny as the opposition bloc weighs its options.
The astronaut’s identity and departure date remain unannounced. The mission is expected by the end of 2026.
A Federal Election Commission filing lists Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed as sponsor of Habibi PAC, a committee that can fund other candidates.
Al Jazeera reports that manufacturers are seeking overseas markets, but provides no details on companies, destinations or the scale of their plans.
France 24 reports several hundred people occupied the proposed site during a two-day protest across Europe, as Democrats call for tighter regulation of AI data centres.
Pope Francis called for healthcare for all in Uruguay, the first stop on a three-nation tour. France 24 also reported his post-surgery health update.
Ukrainian authorities reported one death and eight injuries after overnight strikes damaged a bridge and energy facilities. A fourth round of talks involving Ukraine, Russia and the US is planned in Abu Dhabi.
Trump says negotiations have made progress, while Qatar rejects claims they have failed. Iran’s reported terms for reopening the Strait of Hormuz include sanctions relief and guarantees against further attacks.
Los Angeles recovered from a 16-point deficit to beat Portland, while Cleveland handed Philadelphia a 119–95 loss in LeBron James’s first game in Cleveland as a 76er.
Unions and student groups planned an authorised march over living costs, while Yellow Vests activists called for a separate rally despite an official ban.
Ukrainian authorities reported one person killed and eight wounded in overnight missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and surrounding areas.
Mayor John Whitmire’s order reverses an April measure, ending referrals based solely on administrative immigration warrants after minor traffic stops.
The tour says inadequate livestream controls, notice and signage allowed a practice-court conversation to be broadcast.
Al Jazeera reports the prime minister’s claim, but the supplied report gives no details of a proposed solution or independent confirmation of US intentions.
Ping Ping and Fu Shuang made their Zoo Atlanta debut after arriving from Chengdu on 27 September, restoring a partnership that ended in 2024.
The Senate impeached President Santiago Peña after the bank’s collapse. He was placed under house arrest as deputy Pedro Alliana took over as interim president.
An Al Jazeera opinion article links rising living costs and anger over the war to Democratic gains, while saying the result also reflected grievances that predated the conflict.
The seven-time Grand Slam champion beat Taylor Fritz in three sets and will face Casper Ruud for a place in the final.
The Senate removed Santiago Peña amid allegations tied to Ueno Bank’s collapse, which left many customers unable to access their deposits. Pedro Alliana was sworn in to complete the presidential term.
A Nature study found implanted human tissue grew in modified mice and was associated with better maze performance, while the contribution to cognition remains unclear.
Al Jazeera reports Santiago Peña was transferred for protection after a day of upheaval in Asunción. The circumstances of the move remain unclear.
Gadi Eisenkot has more endorsements than Benjamin Netanyahu, but neither has a clear path to a governing majority.
Ukrainian officials say debris damaged residential buildings and a building housing a kindergarten; they warned residents of possible further strikes.
A call between senior officials revisited agricultural purchases and critical minerals under the 2025 Busan accord, while leaving the specific US measures troubling Beijing unstated.
Al Jazeera reports activists entered the planned site; the supplied material gives no details about their motives or any arrests, injuries or damage.
The report describes the election as historic but provides no details about its result or the reactions it prompted.
Voters rejected or moved to limit data centre projects in all but one of 41 midterm ballot measures, as concerns over power, water and costs featured in local contests.
The CDC has recorded 5,182 confirmed cases so far in 2026, with children and teenagers making up about 59 per cent.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating possible fraud involving EU funds for safety, signalling and communications work on the Madrid–Seville line.
The visit begins after the pope underwent lung surgery last month, according to Al Jazeera.
Pedro Alliana was sworn in after lawmakers removed Santiago Peña. Prosecutors say they will seek Peña’s arrest as questions over Ueno Bank’s collapse and oversight remain under investigation.
Marjorie Taylor Greene says Donald Trump’s personnel shuffle could damage the party’s prospects in the next presidential campaign.
The European Commission says TikTok’s For You algorithm may expose users, including minors, to repeated harmful content. The findings are preliminary, and TikTok disputes them.
Al Jazeera describes the result as a repudiation of Donald Trump’s politics and the US-Israel war on Iran, but the supplied report offers no evidence of voters’ motives.
Miller, a longtime adviser and advocate of the administration’s restrictive immigration policies, is due to replace Susie Wiles on Monday.
Al Jazeera reports that Palestinian couples gathered for a celebration of love and new beginnings amid Israel’s war on Gaza.
The government’s assessment follows email threats to dozens of commercial flights and an evacuation at broadcaster RTÉ. The sender has not been identified.
France 24 reports Paul Mackenzie received the sentence in connection with the deaths of 190 children.