Macron blames 'seditious' far left as French cities ban protests
Marseille and Lyon ban all demonstrations and Paris extends its curfew as the president blames far-left groups for France's worst unrest in years.
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WHO warns of 'complex' Ebola outbreak as virus reaches Nigeria
The WHO says Africa faces a 'more complex' Ebola outbreak after Nigeria confirmed an imported case, the first in West Africa in the current wave.
Serbia votes in snap election that tests Vučić's 12-year grip
Two years of student protests, sparked by a fatal station collapse, come to a head on Sunday as Serbia votes — with the vote's fairness already in question.
Houthi strike on Dammam airport kills two, injures eight
A Houthi missile and drone attack on Dammam's airport killed two, including an Indian national, as the U.S. ordered some diplomats out of Saudi Arabia.
Brazil run-off on a knife edge as Bolsonaro's son leads Lula
Most late polls put Flavio Bolsonaro just ahead of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva before Sunday's vote, with crime, inequality and social media swaying undecideds.
Gulf states brace for possible return to US-Iran war
Tehran warns its neighbours they could become targets as Washington signals fresh strikes and foreign ministers gather in Istanbul for security talks.
Magnitude 7 earthquake kills at least 16 in China's Tibet
A magnitude 7 earthquake struck a remote, high-altitude part of China's Tibet region, killing at least 16 people and injuring dozens, state media said.
Putin agrees to resume Ukraine talks as missiles hit Kyiv
Putin says Russia will resume three-way talks with Kyiv and Washington on a final settlement, hours before missiles killed at least two in Kyiv.
Drone strike on Abyei market kills at least 153
A drone strike on a market in the disputed Abyei border region killed at least 153 people, with South Sudan blaming Sudan's army and the toll still rising.
Alberta voters overwhelmingly reject path to leave Canada
Roughly 76% of voters in Canada's oil-rich province chose to stay, handing Mark Carney a win as Trump's trade war pulls Canadians together.
Houthi missile strike on Yemen camp kills dozens of recruits
A ballistic missile strike on a Shabwa training camp killed scores of new recruits, the deadliest single attack since Yemen's civil war reignited.
Curfews in France as riots and fake videos raise election stakes
Night curfews spread across French cities after the worst rioting in years, while fake AI videos turn the unrest into an election battleground.
Nigeria records first Ebola case in Abuja as outbreak spreads
A woman who flew in from Uganda is Nigeria's first confirmed Bundibugyo Ebola case; 44 contacts are being traced as the DRC-origin outbreak spreads.