In Chile, Jara and Kast will face off in a polarized runoff shaped by insecurity, political fatigue and a demand for stronger leadership.
Astronomers in Chile captured the early explosion of a supernova only a day after its discovery, revealing unprecedented details about a dying star in deep space.
President Macron reaffirmed France’s rejection of the EU–Mercosur trade deal, arguing that it lacks sufficient safeguards for the agricultural sector.
An investigation in Italy examines allegations of “human safaris” during the siege of Sarajevo, reviving the broader debate on the moral limits of war tourism.
Felipe VI and Xi Jinping signed ten bilateral agreements in Beijing, boosting cooperation between Spain and China in trade, science and culture.
More than 550,000 students across South Korea sit the college entrance exam, a nationwide event that halts flights and reshapes daily life.
A decade after the attacks that shocked France, a new study reveals how trauma continues to shape the lives of victims’ families and their children.
As Chile heads to the polls, leftist Jeannette Jara and right-wing José Antonio Kast close their campaigns amid rising polarization.
Ukraine suspended its minister of Justice, German Galushchenko, over alleged corruption tied to the energy sector and associates of Zelensky.
Prosecutors accuse Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu of leading a criminal network, seeking up to 2,325 years in prison on corruption charges.
