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San Marino opened a new six-month regency with a ceremonial transfer of power to Matteo Rossi and Lorenzo Bugli, who used their inaugural address to stress democracy, tolerance and the republic’s planned association agreement with the European Union.
Read report »The federal government shut down after lawmakers failed to pass a funding bill, with Democrats and Republicans still far apart on health-care subsidies.
Read report »The 2025 prize went to four laureate groups and individuals working on climate justice, anti-corruption, digital democracy and humanitarian aid.
Read report »At least three people are killed in Leqliaa as youth-led protests over corruption and public spending enter a sixth night of unrest.
Read report »Italy’s art police seized 21 Salvador Dalí artworks on suspicion they were forgeries after a show at Parma’s Palazzo Tarasconi drew concerns from the artist’s foundation.
Read report »Workers walked out nationwide as unions fought proposals that could allow occasional shifts to stretch to 13 hours.
Read report »More than 500 officers searched the festival grounds after a threat was found in connection with a deadly domestic incident elsewhere in Munich; police found no danger to the event.
Read report »Polish authorities arrested the suspect in Pruszków on a German warrant as the Nord Stream case continued to move across borders.
Read report »Jian Guo received a four-year, nine-month sentence after prosecutors said he passed EU Parliament information to a Chinese intelligence service for more than four years.
Read report »More than half of Mexico’s National Autonomous University departments shifted online or canceled classes after threats and the killing of a student at a feeder school.
Read report »The court kept a two-year sentence for the People's Party MP over a 2021 speech but granted bail while she seeks Supreme Court review.
Read report »A military court in Kinshasa found former president Joseph Kabila guilty of treason and war crimes, escalating a political clash over his ties to the M23 rebellion.
Read report »Netblocks said connectivity collapsed to 14 percent of ordinary levels, while local media reported a nationwide fiber-optic cut and the AP could not reach its Kabul bureau.
Read report »Police in several Moroccan cities detained protesters on the third straight day of youth-led demonstrations calling for better public services and accountability.
Read report »Iran says it has hanged a man it accused of spying for Israel, even as UN experts warn that the country has already carried out more than 1,000 executions in the first nine months of 2025.
Read report »Patrick Herminie led Wavel Ramkalawan 48.8% to 46.4%, forcing a second round next week.
Read report »A Chinese court sentenced 11 people to death over a $1.4 billion scam syndicate tied to Myanmar’s Kokang region.
Read report »President Andry Rajoelina dismissed his government after days of Gen Z-led protests over chronic electricity and water failures, while the UN said 22 people were killed.
Read report »Swiss voters approved an optional, state-run electronic identity card by a wafer-thin margin, reviving a proposal that was rejected four years ago.
Read report »With almost all ballots counted, the pro-EU party took just over 50%, securing a fresh majority in parliament and easing pressure over the country's EU path.
Read report »With most ballots counted, Moldova’s ruling party was ahead in a tense election that could keep the country on its European path.
Read report »The nationwide restriction follows airport disruptions and new overnight drone activity at sensitive facilities.
Read report »Violence during anti-subsidy protests in northern Ecuador killed one civilian and wounded 12 soldiers as authorities opened an investigation into possible unlawful force.
Read report »Maverick County Sheriff Tom Schmerber said the gunfire broke out around 12:30 a.m. Sunday at the Eagle Pass casino.
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