Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured an unprecedented fourth term as Brazil's president after overturning Flávio Bolsonaro's first-round lead. But his opponent has refused to concede and says he will challenge the election result in court.
France's second weekend of nationwide protests saw fewer incidents of serious disorder than the previous week, but more than 1,300 arrests, injuries under investigation and fresh calls for demonstrations show that the crisis remains unresolved.
France's foreign minister has accused Elon Musk of using X to target European political leaders and influence national debates. As France prepares for its 2027 presidential election, the allegations raise questions about the political power of social media owners and the limits of foreign influence.
A student-led movement born from protests over a deadly railway station collapse has secured a projected parliamentary majority in Serbia, ending 14 years of political dominance by Aleksandar Vučić and his allies.
A suspected explosion triggered a major fire at the Quaker Oats factory in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, sending thick black smoke across the city. All workers escaped safely as firefighters battled the blaze at one of the world's largest oat-processing facilities.
Online entrepreneur Vincent Fischer has addressed reports of frozen bank funds, an unpaid business credit card and criticism of his luxury lifestyle. His explanations come against the backdrop of a Florida lawsuit alleging he defaulted on two Lamborghini leases used to promote his coaching businesses.