The World Meteorological Organization's annual bulletin warns of another rise in 2026 as a powerful El Nino develops, two weeks before the COP31 climate summit in Turkey.
The Wall Street Journal reports a Patriot battery is heading to Israel and another carrier group is on its way, while Tehran denies receiving a new Qatari peace proposal.
WatchLikud is the largest party, but neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition reaches 61 seats, and record Arab-party gains could decide who governs.
Lula won just over 51% in Sunday's runoff. Flávio Bolsonaro now says he will seek to have the victory disqualified, and a court has ordered him to surrender his passports.
The closed-door Central Committee meeting begins about a year before Xi is expected to win a fourth term as party leader.
The case has revived anger over the American military presence on the island and prompted Tokyo and Washington to review off-base rules for U.S. troops.
Serbia's strongman said the Students' List would take 135 to 140 of 250 seats, ending a grip on power that began with a train-station disaster and two years of street protests.
WatchNetanyahu, Israel's longest-serving prime minister, faces former military chief Gadi Eisenkot in the first vote since the Gaza war, and polls show neither man has a clear path to a majority.
The president took more than 51% of the vote against the son of jailed ex-president Jair Bolsonaro, in an election day marked by chaos over polling hours.
A leaderless, student-built ticket born of a deadly station collapse is running neck and neck with the ruling party, and analysts fear both sides could claim victory.
'I am here. With you,' the opposition leader wrote on X as her team called the return a step toward free elections. No vote has been scheduled under acting President Delcy Rodríguez.
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez says 53 officers were hurt and 'ultra-left' groups brought 'an extremely elevated level of violence.' Looting was far smaller than last week's 3,000 damaged businesses.
Zelenskyy says speeds are back to normal after more than a week of restrictions that commanders say cost them drones and disrupted missions at the front.
The North Korean leader opened the span at Dandong and met a senior Chinese Communist Party official as Pyongyang pushes a united front with Beijing and Moscow against Washington.
The attack on a Greek Orthodox church in the southern city of Karak prompted three days of national mourning, and King Abdullah II vowed the 'harshest penalties' for those responsible.
Italy kept Saturday's marches largely peaceful after last week's looting, but Albania's capital saw government buildings set ablaze and clashes broke out briefly in Rome and Turin.
César Jáuregui, who ran the Chihuahua raid on a drug lab, faces 5 to 40 years in prison. Experts call the case political and say it sends a bad signal to Washington.
Prosecutors are investigating a possible terrorist act with racist overtones. A 12-year-old girl shot eight times is in stable condition.
Polls show the race within the margin of error, with Bolsonaro narrowly ahead and 10% of voters still open to changing their minds.
At least five people were wounded, some critically. Netanyahu blames Hamas and says the group was planning a major attack as Israelis prepare to vote Tuesday.
Officials say wind shifted and drove the Oct. 17 blaze through soldiers in training; 39 were injured, 27 remain hospitalized, and 50 investigators are working the case.
Chinese officials say 46 people were hurt and more than 1,600 rescuers have been sent to a remote, high-altitude area near Nagqu after the strongest quake in the region in five years.
Kim Jong Un's sister warned Seoul of 'the most horrible and distressing situation' after South Korea fired warning shots, and analysts say North Korean 'tactical units' have moved up to the line.
WatchThe nonbinding referendum is the first time the oil-rich province has put separation to a public vote, and every recent poll shows voters overwhelmingly choosing to stay.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the incident in Wangaratta was no accident, and counterterrorism investigators are on the case after a passerby helped arrest the driver.
Spot prices have tripled since Iranian strikes on Qatar's Ras Laffan facility and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and suppliers are now rationing helium to labs and chipmakers.
WatchA nationwide protest over living costs and school conditions turned into looting and arson Saturday, collapsing the roof of the historic city hall in Limoges. Macron addressed the nation Sunday and blamed far-left insurrectionists and criminals.
Heidi Levine, an American photojournalist wearing a vest marked 'PRESS,' was beaten for more than 10 minutes in a West Bank olive grove; Israel's police and military have opened investigations.
WatchOne of Kyiv's largest aerial attacks of the war killed at least one person in St. Petersburg and hit an oil export terminal, a depot, a data center and a logistics hub, as Zelenskyy warned Washington that waiving Russia sanctions strengthens Putin.
WatchThe president withheld his backing for months as the two leaders' strategies diverged, then called Netanyahu a "Great Warrior Prime Minister" and said America would have to do the work itself if Israel picks someone else.