Global affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and the major international developments driving the news cycle.
An Al Jazeera contributor argues that rival political blocs share positions on Palestinians and calls for international sanctions to press for change.
Voters are choosing between Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party and the youth-backed Students’ List, amid monitor concerns over campaign conditions and warnings of possible unrest if the result is disputed.
Incumbent Iliana Iotova leads in polling, while economic hardship, corruption concerns and reported Black Sea attacks frame the presidential contest.
An Al Jazeera opinion article argues that a government led by Gadi Eisenkot could curb far-right influence and ease some regional tensions, while leaving core disputes unresolved.
The military says crossings will close on Tuesday and Palestinian workers will face movement restrictions amid an operation in Hebron.
Voters are choosing between incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro after neither won an outright majority in the first round.
Voters are choosing between Lula’s bid for a fourth non-consecutive term and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro’s challenge, centred on security, spending and national sovereignty.
Rising investment, visitor numbers and property purchases have prompted concern among some residents, while the figures alone do not establish displacement or political influence.
Families continue searching for relatives missing since 2011 and 2012–13, while local groups and the Red Cross support tracing and those left behind.
Al Jazeera reports that former president Barack Obama joined Abdul El-Sayed at a rally ahead of the midterm elections.
The agreement covers claims by about 1,300 survivors and is due to be formally signed on 6 November.
Al Jazeera reports that thousands demonstrated across the country, but provides no details on the arrests or restrictions cited.
Leading candidates condemn attacks on merchant ships but differ over the war in Ukraine, as polls point to a likely run-off.
Al Jazeera reports that thousands of Israelis rallied against the prime minister ahead of elections scheduled for Tuesday.
The former president backed Ohio Democrats Amy Acton and Sherrod Brown, while criticising a campaign advertisement aimed at Acton.
Al Jazeera reported clashes between police and demonstrators in France, Italy and Spain, but provided no country-specific details.
Police reported 10 deaths after gunmen attacked Binnari village. Survivors and Amnesty International cited higher tolls.
Al Jazeera reports Kyiv and Moscow agreed to a localised ceasefire, reportedly brokered by the US first lady. The terms and implementation were not detailed.
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro held final rallies ahead of Sunday’s vote, while a CNT/MDA poll showed no clear lead.
Al Jazeera reported that candidates held final rallies before the presidential run-off, but supplied no details about the events.
Al Jazeera reports that bakeries across Gaza are struggling to find flour amid severe hunger and food shortages.
Al Jazeera video shows a train striking a crane that had fallen across the tracks. The report gives no further details about the incident.
Authorities reported a nationwide security deployment of 70,000 as turnout estimates ranged from 410,000 to 800,000.
Demonstrations over living costs and school conditions were mostly peaceful, but clashes broke out in several cities. Turnout estimates differed sharply.
Arsenal moved level on 21 points with Manchester City after beating Everton 2-0, while Aston Villa handed City their first league loss of the season.
Thousands gathered in Hostages Square days before the vote, pressing for an independent investigation into the security failures before the 2023 attacks.
Al Jazeera reports another weekend of demonstrations in the French capital, but gives no details about their cause or the authorities’ response.
Thousands rallied against the government, with authorities reporting injuries and arrests as protests over school conditions and living costs broaden to calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Starlink and Starshield links have returned to pre-restriction speeds, supporting front-line logistics and drone defence.
Demonstrations followed last weekend’s riots, with route changes and tear gas reported in several cities. Paris police put turnout at 110,000.
Local officials report differing displacement figures as Israeli forces demolish buildings and restrict movement in the city.
Al Jazeera reports the North Korean leader crossed the bridge, but the supplied account gives no details about its location, name or purpose.
The Interior Ministry estimated at least 410,000 people rallied over the cost of living, while another estimate put turnout at nearly 800,000.
Saudi authorities had not confirmed the claims, while the Saudi-led coalition said it destroyed two missiles bound for Yanbu and Taif.
Demonstrators called for inflation-linked increases and action to close the gender pension gap ahead of next month’s general election.
The president says journalists could be moved to a “less obnoxious location”, while denying he plans to remove the briefing room above a historic pool.
Giorgia Meloni announced 500 additional soldiers for the city and tougher penalties for minors after clashes and looting the previous week.
Barcelona host third-placed Real Madrid at Camp Nou on Sunday, with the league leaders seeking to protect their advantage and José Mourinho’s side aiming to cut it.
The vote revives a 2019 agreement on maritime access and energy cooperation, drawing objections from Greece and the European Union.
Hebron’s mayor says 2,200 people have been forced from their homes as Israeli forces conduct raids and impose closures after an attack that killed four people.
A CNT/MDA survey puts the candidates within the poll’s 2.2 percentage point margin of error ahead of Sunday’s vote.
Police reported 110,000 marchers in Paris and 135 arrests nationwide as demonstrations by Yellow Vests, unions and students unfolded amid clashes in several cities.
Demonstrations against Giorgia Meloni’s government and rising living costs were called in eight cities after clashes and looting in Milan the previous week.
An Al Jazeera report says Cypriots are concerned that an influx of Israeli visitors and investors is affecting local businesses and neighbourhoods.
Police reported clashes in Nantes as demonstrations brought together Yellow Vest activists, trade unions and students. Authorities said about 70,000 security personnel were deployed.
The France captain’s scoring feats strengthen his claim, but Real Madrid and France won no major trophies during the season under consideration.
Nicolas Jackson scored twice in Villa’s 2-1 win at Villa Park, lifting the hosts to sixth after their sixth victory in seven matches across all competitions.
The Saints running back sees flag football as a way to welcome newcomers and hopes to support youth and economic development in Liberia.