Polish PM Tusk vows military upgrade after Russian drone incursion
Poland has introduced air traffic restrictions along its eastern border that will apply until December 9.
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Bolsonaro verdict likely: What to expect in Brazil, and from Trump
Landmark case against former president has set Brazil on edge, with fears of violent protests against a guilty verdict.
How Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA helped Trump and MAGA win
He combined social media-era lingo, campus activism and a readiness to embrace controversies to drive young conservatism
Israel kills dozens in Gaza as Amnesty warns of ‘unlawful’ displacement
Amnesty International urges Israel to 'immediately rescind' mass displacement order as WHO vows to remain in Gaza City.
Russia’s Putin hails war advances; Ukraine retakes parts of Donetsk
Ukrainian defenders foiled Russian attacks but warn they are preparing for new assaults.
Nepal army says in talks with protesters to decide on interim leader
Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki is seen as a frontrunner, but no consensus has been reached among protest groups.
Israeli-Russian captive in Iraq Tsurkov was freed in exchange deal: Report
Tasnim reports a naval officer seized by Israel and another prisoner were released for Elizabeth Tsurkov's freedom.
Trump response to Israel’s Qatar attack undermines US credibility: Analysts
Experts say Trump's failure to rein in Israel raises questions over the US role as a military partner in the Gulf region
Millions lose power as Cuba hit by fifth blackout in less than a year
The island of 10 million's worsening energy and economic crisis has led to a series of 'frustrating' grid collapses.
UK fires ambassador to US Peter Mandelson over links to Epstein
Veteran Labour politician under scrutiny over relationship with the late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.
Music festival in Belgium cancels concert over Israeli conductor
Flanders Festival Ghent says it made decision over lack of 'clarity' about incoming conductor Lahav Shani's views.
Philippines ‘strongly protests’ China nature preserve in South China Sea
Beijing's plans to build a nature preserve at the disputed Scarborough Shoal have drawn ire from the Philippines.
South Korean workers arrested in US raid being released, Seoul says
President Lee Jae-myung warns raids could see South Korean companies 'hesitate' to make bigger investments in the US.
Analysis: Will attack in Qatar lead to international isolation of Israel?
Israel's strike in Qatar raises global concerns but fails to prompt substantial policy shifts from its allies.
Netanyahu vows to target opponents abroad after strike in Qatar
Qatari PM says Israel is conducting 'state terror' and has 'killed any hope' for remaining hostages in Gaza.
Banksy mural of UK judge hitting protester scrubbed from London court wall
The mural, believed to comment on the UK's crackdown on the group Palestine Action, is removed on Wednesday.
Oracle’s Ellison surpasses Tesla’s Musk to be world’s richest man
The switch in the ranking came after a blockbuster earnings report from Oracle, powered by multibillion-dollar orders.
The price of mediation? How Qatar could respond to Israel’s attack
The attack has called into question how Qatar might respond, the future of its mediator role, and its defence alliances.
Fired FBI officials sue Trump administration for ‘illegal retribution’
Fired FBI officials allege dismissals were part of a retaliatory campaign targeting US agents seen as disloyal to Trump.
Right-wing activist Charlie Kirk dies after being shot at university: Trump
US president says Kirk died after being shot while speaking at Utah Valley University.