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Voters rejected the long-dominant MAS party amid an economic crisis, giving centrist senator Rodrigo Paz a surprise first-place finish ahead of former president Jorge Quiroga.
Read report »A shooting in Forio, on the Italian island of Ischia, killed three people including the suspect, and left one woman critically injured, Leggo reported.
Read report »A shooting outside a mosque in Örebro left one man dead and another wounded, and police said they believe the attack was linked to gang violence.
Read report »A judge said the former president could flee while prosecutors examine bribery allegations tied to public works in Moquegua.
Read report »Military authorities say the arrests followed an investigation into an alleged plot that began on August 1, but provided few details about the suspected conspiracy.
Read report »President Dina Boluarte signed a law shielding military, police and self-defense personnel accused of human rights crimes committed during Peru’s internal conflict from 1980 to 2000, triggering outrage from victims’ families and rights groups.
Read report »A Seoul court issued an arrest warrant for former first lady Kim Keon Hee on charges including stock manipulation and bribery.
Read report »Police say heavily armed suspects arrived by motorcycle and car before opening fire in rural Guayas, in another deadly night for Ecuador's coastal provinces.
Read report »Metropolitan Police said 474 people were arrested during a protest in central London after Palestine Action was proscribed as a terrorist group.
Read report »Police in New Providence said two men were killed and five others injured when gunmen opened fire from a Nissan vehicle in a crowded area of Nassau.
Read report »Haiti's government declared a three-month state of emergency across the West, Artibonite and Centre departments, tying the move to worsening insecurity and a deepening agricultural and food crisis.
Read report »Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko says he does not plan to run again and insists his son is not being prepared to take over.
Read report »Brazil’s president has blocked dozens of provisions in a congressional bill, preserving limits on some of the most sweeping changes to licensing rules.
Read report »Beirut approved the objectives of a U.S.-backed proposal to restrict weapons to the state, setting up a showdown with Hezbollah after a cabinet meeting marred by walkouts and threats.
Read report »Rushanara Ali resigned after questions over her handling of rent increases on a property she owns raised a conflict-of-interest row on the event date, August 7, 2025.
Read report »A Susquehanna County shooting left a neighbor dead, two Pennsylvania state troopers seriously wounded and the suspected gunman killed in a police response.
Read report »A Fort Stewart sergeant used a personal handgun to shoot five soldiers before other troops restrained him, triggering a lockdown at the Georgia base.
Read report »The new Polish president enters office as a conservative nationalist with close ties to the MAGA movement and an agenda that could sharpen conflict at home and abroad.
Read report »South Korea’s ousted former first lady was questioned for about seven hours in a widening special-prosecutor investigation into allegations around stock trading, bribery and party nominations.
Read report »Finance minister Rimantas Šadžius has been installed as Lithuania’s temporary prime minister while the Social Democrats prepare a new nomination after Gintautas Paluckas stepped down.
Read report »President Évariste Ndayishimiye has named Nestor Ntahontuye as Burundi’s new prime minister in a reshuffle that also changes several ministries.
Read report »Lithuania’s prime minister stepped down on Monday, triggering the constitutional resignation of the whole government and opening a 15-day race to form a new cabinet.
Read report »Jung Chung-rae has been elected leader of South Korea’s Democratic Party at the party convention in Goyang, giving the veteran lawmaker control of the country’s main opposition force.
Read report »Military courts in Myanmar have given life sentences to a dozen people, including five Chinese nationals, in cases tied to trafficking and forced marriage schemes.
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