Cameroon’s top court declared 92-year-old Paul Biya the winner of the presidential election, extending his rule after protests over the result left at least four people dead.
French authorities arrested suspects in the Louvre jewellery theft probe, including one detained as he was preparing to leave the country, while the hunt for the missing pieces continued.
Javier Milei’s party outperformed expectations in Argentina’s midterm elections, giving the libertarian president fresh leverage for his austerity agenda and reassuring investors watching U.S. support.
The Kurdish group says the withdrawal to northern Iraq is meant to reduce the risk of clashes, but it also pressed Ankara for legal and political steps to keep the talks moving.
Independent candidate Catherine Connolly was declared president-elect of Ireland after taking 63% of first-preference votes in a result that shook the political establishment.
Police are searching for Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu after he was wrongly freed from prison despite a sexual assault conviction that triggered protests in Epping.
Croatia’s parliament has approved a return to conscription, with two months of basic military training and an opt-out civilian service path for conscientious objectors.
Brazil's president says he will seek a fourth nonconsecutive term next year, setting up a new contest in a political landscape shaped by tariffs, age questions and Bolsonaro's legal troubles.
Hundreds of thousands of people filled Budapest for dueling events for Viktor Orbán and Péter Magyar, turning Hungary's national holiday into a live measure of political strength ahead of next spring's vote.
Frank Bainimarama has been given a 12-month suspended sentence after a Fiji High Court found him guilty of making an unwarranted demand with menace, his second major criminal conviction in little more than a year.
A Bogota court overturned former president Alvaro Uribe's conviction for bribery and witness tampering, ruling that prosecutors had not proved the charges beyond reasonable doubt.
Juraj Cintula was convicted of a terrorist attack for the 2024 shooting that gravely wounded Slovakia’s prime minister, with an appeal considered likely.
French media reported that the imperial crown was found damaged outside the Louvre grounds after the museum burglary on the event date, adding a new detail to the investigation.
The opposition party picked Cheng Li-wun to lead it after a contested vote that highlighted the party’s balancing act on defence, Beijing, and Taiwan’s domestic power struggle.