BREAKING: Jair Bolsonaro has been arrested.
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered his transfer to prison after he allegedly tried to break his electronic ankle monitor. Bolsonaro admitted to police he used a "soldering iron" on the device, claiming he did it "out of curiosity."
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20 killed in Gaza today.
A wave of Israeli airstrikes and shelling has killed at least 20 Palestinians across the Strip. The attacks targeted Gaza City, Khan Younis, and Rafah, marking one of the deadliest days since the truce began.
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The Epstein investigation targets royalty.
Prince Andrew has rejected an invitation to be interviewed by the US House Oversight Committee. Lawmakers want answers about his ties to the sex trafficking ring.
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"No, it is not my last offer."
Trump walks back the idea of a "take-it-or-leave-it" peace plan for Ukraine. Speaking outside the White House, he emphasized the urgency of ending the war as US and Ukrainian officials head to Switzerland for talks.
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Ukraine and the US to hold peace talks in Switzerland. The talks follow President Trump's ultimatum for Kyiv to accept a new peace plan.
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Belarus has released dozens of Ukrainian prisoners, including women, the disabled, and parents of large families, calling it a "goodwill gesture" resulting from talks with the US.
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Jeffrey Epstein wasn't just a sex offender; he was a political operator in Israel.
"Now you can understand why Trump wakes up in the middle of the night sweating," Epstein wrote to Steve Bannon while discussing his influence.
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The UN recorded over 260 settler attacks in the West Bank in October alone—a historic high. Israel's security cabinet met today to discuss the crisis, fearing a new front could open in the conflict.
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A 5.5-magnitude earthquake has struck near Dhaka, killing at least 9 people and injuring over 300. Hospitals are overwhelmed after buildings collapsed and panic triggered stampedes in the capital.
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"Lose dignity or risk losing a key partner."
Volodymyr Zelensky sums up the impossible choice facing Ukraine. The US has presented a peace plan that demands territorial concessions. If Kyiv refuses, it risks losing American support.
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Former Brexit Party MEP Nathan Gill sentenced to 10.5 years for bribery. He accepted cash to promote Russian interests in the EU Parliament.
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The Ukrainian president has until next Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, to accept the US peace plan. The proposal involves ceding the Donbas and limiting Ukraine's military power.
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Another mass kidnapping in Nigeria.
Gunmen have abducted 52 students from St. Mary's Catholic School in Niger state. This is the second school attack in a week, following the kidnapping of 25 girls in Kebbi on Monday.
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Ukraine's security chief Rustem Umerov warns Kyiv will reject any peace plan that crosses its "red lines." The statement follows reports of a US proposal demanding territorial concessions.
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After sitting idle for over a decade following the Fukushima disaster, the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, the world's largest nuclear power plant, has received the green light from the Niigata governor.
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Despite the ceasefire, Israeli forces engaged and killed five militants who surfaced from an underground tunnel in Gaza today. The incident follows a deadly day of airstrikes across the Strip.
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While the US delivers a new peace plan to Kyiv, Russia has launched 115 drones and aerial bombs at Ukraine. At least 5 people were killed in Zaporizhzhia overnight.
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Ukraine has received a US peace proposal to end the war with Russia.
Sources say the draft includes territorial concessions and limits on Kyiv's military. Zelensky is set to discuss the terms directly with President Trump in the coming days.
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The EU sanctions the number two of Sudan's RSF.
Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo, brother of warlord Hemedti, has been hit with an asset freeze and travel ban. Brussels says he is responsible for the "bloodiest chapter" of the war.
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Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has proposed moving the capital to the Makran coast. He says severe drought and land subsidence make staying in Tehran "scientifically impossible."
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Hours after the IAEA demanded access, Iran slammed the door shut. Tehran says UN inspectors are banned from visiting sites bombed in June, calling any talks on its missile program a "betrayal."
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"Year after year, it is the same story."
New Delhi tops the global pollution charts again. As toxic smog chokes the city, residents demand solutions for a crisis that The Lancet says caused millions of deaths in a decade.
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An explosion in the DMZ has injured a South Korean officer. This follows reports that North Korean troops have breached the border over 10 times this year to plant mines and build fences.
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The IAEA is demanding answers from Iran. A new resolution requires Tehran to provide "full and rapid cooperation" to verify its nuclear stockpile after recent airstrikes damaged its facilities.
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Citing intel that Russia could attack within 3-4 years, the European Union has launched a massive infrastructure plan to ensure rapid troop deployment across the continent. The goal: create a "Military Schengen" to deter Russian aggression.
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Sudan's army-led government says it is ready to negotiate peace with the US.
The announcement follows President Trump's proposal to launch new mediation talks alongside Saudi Arabia. The goal: end the bloody war between the SAF and RSF.
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☢️ IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi is demanding access to Iranian nuclear sites bombed by Israel and the US.
Inspectors have been blocked from seven damaged facilities. Grossi says the agency must "verify" if nuclear materials were destroyed or moved.
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A new investigation reveals that crypto giants like Binance and OKX processed hundreds of millions for drug cartels and North Korean hackers—even while under government monitoring.
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