Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has won Brazil’s presidential runoff, beating Flavio Bolsonaro to secure a historic fourth term after losing the first round.
Lula Wins Brazil Runoff: Fourth Term After Historic Comeback Over Bolsonaro
Storm Boelo Batters Scotland: One Dead, Tens of Thousands Without Power as 85mph Winds and Flooding Hit
Storm Boelo battered Scotland on October 25, 2026, killing a 60-year-old man near Castle Douglas, cutting power to tens of thousands and flooding Clyde coast towns.
Kharge’s ‘Modi Ka Baap Bhi Jayega’ Remark Sparks Patna Ruckus — Then Comes the Twist
Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge’s “Modi ka baap bhi jayega” retort at a Patna event sparked a ruckus and a BJP backlash — then came the misunderstanding twist.
Argentina Floods: 2 Dead, Over 2,000 Evacuated as El Niño Rivers Keep Rising
Flooding in northeastern Argentina has killed two people and forced more than 2,000 from their homes as El Niño-swollen rivers keep rising, with officials warning the emergency could last months.
Serbia Votes in Snap Election as Student List Challenges Vucic
Serbians are voting in a snap parliamentary election pitting Aleksandar Vucic’s ruling party against the student-backed Student List in the tightest race in years.
British Columbia Conservatives Win Majority as Eby Resigns After Snap Election Gamble Backfires
Lorne Doerkson’s Conservatives won a majority in British Columbia’s October 24 election, ending nine years of NDP rule after David Eby resigned as leader.
Israel to Close All West Bank Crossings on Election Day After Hebron Crackdown
Israel will close all West Bank land crossings on election day, October 27, after a deadly Hebron checkpoint attack and a crackdown that displaced about 2,000 residents.
Italy Protests Turn Violent in Rome as Demonstrators Enter the Colosseum
Protests across Italy turned violent in Rome on October 24, with demonstrators entering the Colosseum and police using water cannons, while Milan stayed largely peaceful under heavy security.
Tirana Erupts: Albania Protests Turn Violent, Buildings Set Ablaze
Thousands marched in Tirana on Saturday as Albania’s student-led protests turned violent, with government buildings set ablaze and police firing tear gas.
Riyadh Airport Reopens After Two-Week Closure as Houthi Threats Continue
Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport reopened on Sunday after a two-week closure following Houthi strikes, even as explosions were heard and the group warned airlines to stay away.