Lula Opens Seventh Presidential Run With Sovereignty at Center
Brazil's Workers' Party confirmed Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva for a seventh presidential campaign, placing sovereignty and election security at the center of the October race.
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Two Die as Firefighting Helicopters Collide Near Athens
Two crew members died after firefighting helicopters collided near Athens, compounding a Greek wildfire response strained by strong winds.
Indonesia Ferry Fire Leaves Five Dead as Search Continues
A ferry fire off Madura left five people dead and 41 missing as Indonesian rescue teams accounted for 225 survivors from 271 aboard.
Moscow Restaurant Explosion Kills Three and Injures 21
A homemade explosive device detonated outside a Moscow restaurant, killing three people and injuring 21 as investigators secured the scene.
Rob Jetten Joins Amsterdam Canal Parade Amid Heightened Security
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten sailed in Amsterdam's Pride canal parade as hundreds of thousands watched under an expanded security presence.
Russian Missile Strikes Kill Nine in Kyiv as Air-Defense Pressure Grows
Russian ballistic missile strikes killed at least nine people in Kyiv, as Ukraine again pressed Washington for more Patriot interceptors.
FIFA Withdraws $20 Billion Venture as Federations Reject Private Equity
FIFA withdrew a plan to sell 20% of a World Cup commercial company after UEFA threatened a boycott and other confederations opposed the proposal.
Record Sargassum Loads Caribbean Shores With New Costs
A 27-million-ton sargassum bloom is straining Caribbean beaches, tourism and cleanup systems while Mexico commits $115 million to its response.
Ceuta Crisis Deepens as 40,000 Migrants Cross From Morocco
More than 40,000 migrants entered Spain’s Ceuta enclave from Morocco in hours, leaving at least 24 dead and Spain under pressure from Europe.
Ceuta Arrivals Expose Gaps in Border Control and Reception Capacity
A surge of arrivals from Morocco has strained Ceuta's shoreline patrols and reception system while Spain works within new limits on summary returns.
Malaysia's 5,000-Person Myanmar Return Plan Hinges on Identity Checks
Malaysia is screening detained Myanmar nationals for a return program, but officials have not settled who qualifies or when transfers will begin.
Rushdie Stabbing Brings Hadi Matar a Second Conviction on Terror Counts
A Buffalo federal jury convicted Hadi Matar on terrorism-related counts, adding a second judgment to his 25-year state sentence for stabbing Salman Rushdie.