Peru’s Congress ousted José Jerí as interim president and will appoint a successor, amid continued turnover of national presidents.
Japan’s Diet confirmed the prime minister following national elections, granting her a strong two-thirds majority in the Lower House.
A flight from Europe touched down in Caracas, marking the resumption of commercial links from the continent after the fall of Maduro and months of suspended service.
Nine people were arrested in France after a demonstration in Lyon turned deadly, reigniting debate over the far right and Le Pen.
A large-scale bank robbery in Germany left thousands of safe deposit boxes emptied and raised questions about security systems.
Storm Nils slams Spain and France, causing deaths, injuries and massive outages after extreme winds and widespread flooding.
Two vessels from Mexico arrived in Cuba carrying more than 814 tons of food and humanitarian supplies for civilians.
A municipal official in Brazil killed one son, critically injured another and died by suicide after posting a letter online.
Venezuela’s Parliament postponed next week the final vote on an amnesty bill for political prisoners, a controversial initiative led by Delcy Rodríguez.
A deadly shooting in Canada left eight dead and exposed concerns about firearm access and gaps in the mental health system.
