In Chile, Jara and Kast will face off in a polarized runoff shaped by insecurity, political fatigue and a demand for stronger leadership.
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.
Ukraine suspended its minister of Justice, German Galushchenko, over alleged corruption tied to the energy sector and associates of Zelensky.
Iraq’s electoral commission reported a 55% turnout in the latest elections, the highest since 2021, despite a boycott led by cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
Iraq holds parliamentary elections this Tuesday amid a rare moment of stability following decades of war, repression, and political turmoil.
At least seven people died and hundreds remain missing after a boat carrying Rohingya immigrants sank near the maritime border between Thailand and Malaysia.
Former president Nicolas Sarkozy was released under judicial supervision after 20 days in Paris, reigniting France’s political and security debate.
The U.S. Senate approved an initial measure to fund the Government through January 2026, signaling progress toward ending the shutdown.
