Nigeria reports its first Ebola case as the outbreak spreads to three African nations, with a woman arriving from Uganda testing positive. The case marks a potential threat to Nigeria's recent Ebola-free status and highlights the ongoing crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
US President Donald Trump has endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of Israel's upcoming election, as tensions with Iran continue to escalate. The endorsement comes amid heightened concerns over Iran's nuclear program and the regional instability it fuels.
Alberta voters overwhelmingly rejected a plan to leave Canada, with 76% of counted votes supporting remaining in the country. The nonbinding referendum, which included questions on immigration and healthcare, saw early results showing a decisive victory for Canada unity. The results highlight continued divisions within the separatist movement despite the majority support for staying part of Canada.
President Trump urged Ukraine to agree to a deal with Russia, calling for a resolution after relations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky soured. Trump criticized Russia's actions, stating the U.S. has given much to Ukraine but received only grief and loss.
Nigeria confirmed its first Ebola case, a woman who traveled from Uganda, as the outbreak spreads across Africa. The case was detected in Abuja after laboratory tests confirmed the viral infection. The patient is in isolation and receiving medical care, with contact tracing already underway.
Independent MP Helen Haines was struck by a car outside her Wangaratta office, leaving her in critical condition. The attack has raised concerns about targeted threats against political figures.
President Donald Trump called on Ukraine to make a deal with Russia to end the war, warning that failure to do so could lead to negative consequences. Trump accused Ukraine of receiving little in return for U.S. support, aside from 'high diesel' and 'grief, death, and tremendous monetary loss.'
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has demanded Senator Flavio Bolsonaro disclose personal records ahead of the presidential runoff, as corruption concerns dominate the race. Lula, seeking a fourth term, will share his financial and communication data if Bolsonaro agrees, aiming to expose alleged misconduct. The move comes as both campaigns grapple with the Vorcaro scandal, which has implicated high-profile figures and institutions.
U.S. President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to reach a deal with Russia Tuesday, accusing officials of receiving 'nothing' in return for aid. Trump said 'it's time' for Kyiv to agree to a resolution, warning of 'very bad things' if negotiations fail.
Alberta's referendum on independence from Canada saw 76% of voters reject separation, with over 1.5 million ballots counted. The result underscores a strong commitment to national unity as Canada navigates trade tensions with the United States. Prime Minister Mark Carney praised the outcome, calling it a 'great result' for Canada.
Ukraine's president says US intelligence sharing now works after Oslo talks with Trump envoy. Zelensky praised US early warning systems and Starlink access, despite reports of speed restrictions on the satellite network. Trump has waived sanctions on Russian diesel, risking US-Ukraine relations.
Trump's recent actions undermining Ukraine's defense and aid efforts have triggered bipartisan congressional pushback, with lawmakers from both parties warning of potential legislative resistance to the president's lame-duck agenda. The U.S. has waived sanctions on Russian oil and limited Ukraine's access to critical defense technology, raising concerns about a perceived tilt toward Moscow.
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced a significant increase in police presence for demonstrations planned for October 24, following last weekend's unrest. The government aims to enhance security measures to prevent further violence and maintain public order.
Alberta voters rejected separation from Canada in a nonbinding referendum, with 76% supporting remaining part of the country. The result marks a major win for Prime Minister Mark Carney, who called it a 'great day' for unity.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva has demanded that right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro disclose his financial records before the election, citing corruption concerns. The move comes as both candidates navigate a major scandal involving former banker Daniel Vorcaro, which has implicated high-profile individuals and institutions. Lula's challenge is part of a broader effort to highlight transparency and combat graft in the country.
Italy is sending 500 troops to Milan after violent clashes between protesters and police, with hundreds of young people detained and dozens of officers injured. The government is also considering stricter security measures, including extended detention for minors and restrictions on public gatherings.
Ukraine's President Zelensky met with U.S. envoy Witkoff in Norway as tensions between Washington and Kyiv escalated. The meeting followed a deteriorating relationship marked by accusations of U.S. pressure on Ukraine to cease attacks on Russian oil refineries. Zelensky emphasized the need for security guarantees and intelligence sharing during the talks.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Norway on Oct. 20, amid deteriorating relations between Kyiv and Washington. The meeting followed a U.S.-Russia diesel deal that sparked criticism from Zelenskyy, who accused the U.S. of pressuring Ukraine to halt attacks on Russian oil refineries.
Australian MP Helen Haines was critically injured in a suspected car attack outside her office in Wangaratta, Victoria, with police charging a 43-year-old man with multiple offenses including dangerous driving and causing harm to a public official.
Alberta voters rejected separation from Canada in a non-binding referendum, with 76% supporting remaining part of the country. The result aligns with Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to unify the nation amid trade tensions with the US. The referendum, which included nine non-binding questions, saw strong turnout and support for unity.
Independent MP Helen Haines was critically injured in a targeted attack outside her Wangaratta office, prompting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to call for a renewed focus on political discourse. The incident, which occurred on Monday, involves a 43-year-old man charged with serious offenses related to the attack.
Alberta voters rejected a binding independence referendum, with 76% supporting remaining in Canada. The result aligns with Prime Minister Mark Carney's call for unity as Canada faces trade tensions with the US.
Independent MP Helen Haines is critically injured after being rammed by a vehicle in what is alleged to be a targeted attack in Victoria. Haines, 65, is in critical condition at Melbourne's Alfred Hospital after losing a leg in the incident.
Alberta voters rejected a referendum on separation, with 76% supporting remaining part of Canada. The non-binding vote came as Prime Minister Mark Carney urged unity amid trade tensions with the US. Results showed strong support for staying in Canada, with 23% backing a binding vote on separation.