Leftist former labour minister Jeannette Jara and far-right leader Jose Antonio Kast were leading the country's presidential race on Sunday, according to partial results, which show them heading to a December run-off.
A rare earths deal between the U.S. and China will "hopefully" be done by Thanksgiving, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in remarks that aired on Sunday.
The son and adviser of ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Sunday that supporters of her Awami League would block February’s national election if a ban on the party was not lifted, warning that protests could escalate into violence.
Indian Americans are reportedly facing an unprecedented surge in open racism across the United States, fuelled by intensifying culture-war politics, online misinformation and growing hostility within sections of the far-right movement. Recent political developments show that the country’s fastest-growing immigrant group is now increasingly being singled out as a threat not only by white nationalists but also by parts of the MAGA base that once aligned with several high-profile Indian American conservatives.
Amid rising tensions after the cancellation of the Hungary summit, a senior Kremlin aide said on Sunday that the outcomes of the Alaska summit between Putin andTrump have been shared with Kiev, and that Moscow continues to maintain dialogue with Washington on resolving the Ukraine crisis.
Ukraine is moving to revive prisoner exchanges with Russia, hoping to secure the return of 1,200 Ukrainian captives as talks show fresh progress, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday.
Israel has denied deliberately firing at UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, saying its troops mistook them for “suspects” due to poor weather conditions.
The Chinese military for the first time conducted a "bomber formation patrol" with its fighter jets over the disputed South China Sea on Sunday as a “warning” to the Philippines after its navy conducted joint patrols with the US and Japan.
The National Investigation Agency has arrested a Kashmir resident accused of helping suicide bomber Dr Umar Nabi carry out the Red Fort car blast that killed at least 10 people in Delhi on November 10.
Nearly 14 million Ecuadorans will be able to vote on four questions that will decide how the country tackles rampant drug violence and addresses economic reforms
Greece and Ukraine have signed a new agreement to channel US liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Kyiv through Greek terminals, a move aimed at strengthening regional energy security as Ukraine prepares for a challenging winter amid ongoing Russian attacks.
Iran has rejected claims of operating any secret nuclear sites, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi saying all facilities are under UN monitoring and that enrichment has stopped due to damage from recent Israeli strikes.
Chileans began voting Sunday in elections dominated by rising crime and immigration, fuelling far-right calls for an "iron fist" and Donald Trump-style threats of mass deportations.
Authorities said the gang targeted a Roubaix jewellery boutique, held the owners hostage for a while, then made off with the valuables
Russia now sees Britain, not the United States as its main Western adversary, accusing the UK of espionage and sabotage amid rising tensions over Ukraine and shifting global equations.
Storm Claudia has unleashed deadly weather across Portugal and the UK, leaving three people dead, injuring dozens and triggering widespread flooding and evacuations in Wales and England.
The Russian Defence Ministry reported that its forces had captured the villages of Rivnopillia and Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region
Authorities plan to extend the cloud-seeding missions to East and West Azerbaijan provinces in the coming days
CDS Anil Chauhan has urged India’s defence industry to match profit with responsibility, calling for honesty, nationalism and timely delivery as the country pushes toward self-reliance in military manufacturing.
A new YouGov poll shows that most Americans disapprove of ICE operations carried out under the Trump administration’s mass deportation efforts.
Indian spice exporters and tea growers are poised for a boost after US President Donald Trump cut import tariffs on nearly 200 food and agricultural items, a move aimed at easing public anger over rising food prices at home.
Finland’s Stubb says a Ukraine ceasefire is unlikely before spring and has urged Europe to stay committed to supporting Kyiv, even as a corruption scandal threatens to undermine Ukraine’s leadership. He warned that the continent will need “sisu” — Finland’s idea of resilience and grit — to withstand Russia’s continued hybrid attacks over the winter.
The US Office of Government Ethics’ Saturday release shows a sharp uptick in Trump’s investment activity over that five-week period
Ukraine has arranged winter gas imports from Greece and aims to secure nearly 2 billion euros to offset losses caused by Russian strikes.
Michelle Obama has said the US is “not ready” to elect a woman president, arguing the country still has “a lot of growing up to do” after the 2024 election.
A Florida sex offender who staged his own death in 2010 was found living quietly in Indiana after nearly 16 years on the run.
China sent a coast guard formation through the disputed Senkaku waters on Sunday, stepping up pressure on Japan amid a growing diplomatic row sparked by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on Taiwan.
Internal DHS drafts obtained by The New York Times indicate that “country-specific factors” from the travel ban would count as major negative marks on immigration applications
US President Donald Trump on Friday suggested that he has made up his mind on a course of action in Venezuela. Here are some of the hints hidden in his remarks
Finland’s President Alexander Stubb says a Ukraine ceasefire is unlikely before spring and urges Europe to maintain support despite Kyiv’s corruption scandal.