Israel arrests 10 suspects over violent attacks by West Bank settlers on a U.S. journalist and European diplomats, with at least 170 such incidents reported since September.
A drone strike in Ukraine's Kharkiv region killed 6 people, including 3 children, according to official reports. The attack targeted a public park where families were gathering, causing significant damage and casualties.
French authorities have imposed partial curfews in multiple cities after violent protests turned violent across the country. Over 2,400 arrests have been made as riots and looting spread from Paris to other French cities. The protests, which began in September, have escalated into one of the most violent days of unrest in recent years.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro engaged in a contentious debate ahead of the October 25 runoff, with both candidates accusing each other of corruption and personal attacks. The debate, which focused on economic, security, and foreign policy issues, devolved into a personal feud, with Lula calling Bolsonaro a 'thug' and Bolsonaro accusing Lula of being 'tainted by corruption.'
Independent MP Helen Haines suffered critical injuries after being struck by a car outside her office in Wangaratta, Victoria. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the incident an attack, suggesting deliberate intent.
Fire at Canadian military base kills four, injures dozens. Prime Minister Mark Carney says the cause is still under investigation. The fire broke out during live-fire exercises at a base in Alberta, killing four soldiers and injuring dozens.
Kenya has convicted a cult leader over the murder of 190 children, as part of a mass grave discovery that exposed a doomsday sect's brutal practices. Paul Mackenzie and 28 others were found guilty of murdering 190 children and one adult in a 2023 tragedy.
Four soldiers and dozens injured in fire at Canadian military base in Alberta, Canada, as high winds fueled the blaze. Prime Minister Mark Carney called the incident one of the worst peacetime tragedies for the Canadian Armed Forces.
The World Food Programme has suspended food aid for 500,000 Palestinians in Gaza due to funding shortages, with rations reduced for others. Gaza’s Government Media Office warns of catastrophic consequences and calls for reopened border crossings to allow urgent aid delivery.
Four Canadian soldiers were killed in a fire at a military base in Alberta, Canada, according to official reports. The incident has been described as one of the worst peacetime tragedies for the Canadian military on home soil.
Israeli police arrested 10 suspects following violent attacks on a US journalist and European diplomats in the West Bank. The incidents, which occurred over the weekend, have raised concerns about rising settler violence in the region.
Ukraine reported at least 4 killed and 55 injured in Russian missile attacks targeting energy infrastructure across the country overnight, with power outages affecting over 550,000 households. President Zelensky confirmed Russian attacks on energy facilities in multiple regions, including Kyiv and the surrounding area.
Four soldiers died and 39 were injured in a fast-moving fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta, according to official reports. The fire, which spread a kilometre in 36 seconds, disrupted training and caused significant damage.
The World Food Programme (WFP) has reduced aid to 1.1 million Palestinians in Gaza, cutting support for half a million people monthly due to funding shortages. The UN agency says it received less than half the funding for its Palestine operation in 2026 compared to previous years, needing $450 million to maintain critical operations over the next six months.
Leadership figures including Speaker Mike Johnson and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries are intensifying efforts to boost Republican and Democratic turnout in the upcoming midterms, with Trump visiting Georgia despite internal party divisions. Johnson is traveling nonstop across 40 districts, while Jeffries is campaigning for Democratic candidates in key races.
A grass fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four soldiers and injured 39, including 19 in critical condition, as strong winds caused the blaze to spread rapidly and shift direction within minutes. The incident occurred during live-fire training at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright, one of Canada's largest military training centers.
Israeli police arrested 10 suspects over violent incidents in the West Bank, including attacks on a US photojournalist and European diplomats. The arrests follow calls for action by the US, France, Belgium, and Poland over rising settler violence.
Canadian military base fire kills 4, injures 39. Strong winds fueled a grass fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta, killing four service members and injuring 39, including 19 in critical condition. The fire, which spread rapidly due to high winds, occurred during military training and is under investigation.
Israeli police arrested 10 suspects in violent incidents involving attacks on a US journalist and European diplomats in the West Bank. The EU strongly condemned the attacks, urging Israel to take action against settlers.
Four people died and dozens were injured in a fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta, according to official reports. The incident, which occurred during high-intensity combat training, has raised concerns about safety at the base. Prime Minister Mark Carney described it as one of the worst tragedies for the Canadian military in peacetime.
U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for re-election in upcoming elections, emphasizing Netanyahu's role in the U.S.-Israel war against Iran. Trump's endorsement comes as Israel faces critical elections and heightened tensions with Iran.
Israeli police have arrested 10 suspects linked to violent attacks on a US photojournalist and European diplomats in the West Bank. The incidents, which occurred over the weekend, have raised concerns about rising settler violence in the region.
Four Canadian soldiers died in a wildfire at a military base in Alberta, with 39 people hospitalized and 19 in critical condition. Prime Minister Mark Carney called the incident one of the worst peacetime tragedies for Canada's military.
Congressional outrage erupts as President Trump waives Russian sanctions, sparking bipartisan criticism over his decision to allow Moscow to bypass U.S. economic pressure on Ukraine.