The conservative party took nine seats in the Lagting, giving Beinir Johannesen a strong claim to lead coalition negotiations after the Faroese election.
The Federal Court of Justice said environmental campaigners could not block sales of combustion-engine cars after 2030, handing automakers a legal win.
Three suspects were detained and federal authorities took over after police intercepted a boat carrying more than 1,800 pounds of cocaine off Puerto Rico’s north coast.
French voters are returning to the polls for the second round of municipal elections, with mayors to be chosen in about 1,500 communes including Paris, Lyon and Marseille.
Between 200 and 300 demonstrators gathered on the Dam in Amsterdam to oppose the war in Iran, with slogans rejecting both the Islamic Republic and a return to royal rule.
Peter Malinauskas has led Labor to a dominant victory in South Australia, while One Nation climbed into second place on the primary vote and the Liberals suffered a heavy defeat.
Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in Prague to protest defence cuts, media changes and what organizers called authoritarian tendencies in the current coalition.
Rights groups say the trio were denied fair trials and confessed under torture, while Iran’s judiciary said they were convicted of killing police officers during unrest.
A Vatican appeals court has ordered a retrial for Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu, though his original sentence remains in place while proceedings continue.
Provisional results show the incumbent extending his rule after a boycott-driven election in which opposition figures said the outcome was effectively predetermined.
Nepal’s Election Commission has confirmed Bhumika Shrestha as a proportional-representation MP, a milestone that makes her the country’s first transgender woman lawmaker.