How countries are run: elections and campaigns, governments and parliaments, legislation, courts ruling on the constitution, and the leaders and parties shaping public policy.
Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe admitted the Smart Traffic Management System in Harare makes capture errors, such as missing a digit in plates, as motorists accuse the ZRP of misidentification.
A federal planning commission voted 8-4 to approve President Trump's 250-foot triumphal arch near Memorial Bridge, clearing the way for construction. Critics question its impact on views and whether Congress must approve it.
Réclamé par Donald Trump pour préserver la majorité républicaine à la Chambre, le « gerrymandering » n'a pas résisté à la vague démocrate, ce qui met en lumière les limites de cette stratégie.
Verteidigungsminister Pete Hegseth verteidigt den Irankrieg als »mutig und historisch« und weist Rücktrittsforderungen nach der Wahlniederlage der Republikaner zurück. Trump stellt sich vorerst hinter ihn.
Paraguay's lawmakers have voted to impeach President Santiago Pena during a banking collapse. Prosecutors have opened three criminal probes into Ueno Bank's failure, including allegations involving the president.
President Lai Ching-te reaffirmed Taiwan's goals of NT$1 trillion in annual tourism output and 10 million international visitors by 2030 at the opening of the Taiwan International Travel Fair.
The African Bar Association urges internationally mandated mediation, transitional justice and humanitarian access to end the decade-long Anglophone conflict in Cameroon.
Lula da Silva enmarca su reelección como lección internacional, tras reveses de Trump y Netanyahu, y advierte a Flávio Bolsonaro que deberá volver a Brasil para afrontar procesos judiciales.
Australian newspapers and broadcasters framed the US midterm results through partisan lenses, from 'Donald lame duck' headlines to News24 claims of civilisational decline, in a media-focused Guardian column.
Rebeca Grynspan extended her lead in the Security Council straw poll for UN secretary general, with 12 encourage votes, as diplomats seek to break a months-long deadlock over Guterres's successor.
A federal planning board led by Trump allies approved his 250-foot triumphal arch project. Court challenges and Democrats' incoming congressional control could still halt it.
FEMA has stalled over $191 million in Southern California resilience projects under the BRIC program, despite a court-ordered reinstatement, leaving communities exposed to flooding and other hazards.
Lula da Silva enmarca su reelección como un mensaje internacional y arremete contra Flávio Bolsonaro, al que advierte que deberá responder ante la justicia brasileña tras huir a Estados Unidos.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio dismissed reports he may leave the Trump administration, saying he plans to serve until the end of the term. He declined further comment on a 2028 run.
Rosmah Mansor said she had no knowledge of reports that representatives of Najib Razak paid the RM50mil fine needed for his conditional house arrest. The claims remain unconfirmed.
Lula afirma que responsabilidade fiscal é essencial para atrair capital privado e estrangeiro, em meio a dúvidas do mercado sobre ajustes nas contas públicas e após o Copom manter a Selic em 13,75%.
Estonian PM Kristen Michal tells POLITICO Europe should not mediate with Putin, urging economic sanctions and a unified stance instead of attempts to please the Kremlin.
Celtic came from behind to beat Besiktas 3-2 at Celtic Park, their first Europa League win, with substitutes Callum Osmand and Camilo Duran changing the match after Junior Olaitan's penalty.
Brent and WTI crude are on track for sharp weekly losses after US midterm results raised hopes of de-escalation in the Iran war, but tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz keep prices supported.
Councilmember Nithya Raman ousted incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the Los Angeles mayoral race, CBS News projects, the first sitting LA mayor unseated by a challenger since 2005.
China has passed a law extending its anti-corruption campaign across borders, broadening the reach of its anti-graft enforcement. The headline indicates expanded jurisdiction rather than specific cases.
MSCI's chief said South Korea's rule changes must be shown in practice before the country can be upgraded to developed-market status, a key pledge of President Lee Jae Myung.
Oil prices are on track for a sharp weekly drop on hopes of Iran war de-escalation after US midterm losses, but tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz keep a price floor under the market.
Millions of Americans voted Tuesday in midterms that, per the New York Times, showed democratic resilience despite efforts to undermine the vote. The president said he would accept the results.
