Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the country's policies would remain the same whether or not war resumes, after renewed threats from US President Donald Trump to begin bombing again. The remark lands amid persistent tension between the two nations.
Israeli air strikes hit the Islamic University in Gaza City along with several other sites on Friday. At least seven people were killed, including three security guards stationed at the campus.
President Donald Trump hit back at Barack Obama during a campaign rally, calling him 'incompetent' after the former president sharply criticized his economic record ahead of the US midterm elections.
Amnesty International says at least 40 people were killed in an attack on Binnari village in Taraba State, far above the toll Nigerian police initially confirmed.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham called for an 'honest discussion' on restoring EU free movement ahead of next month's UK-EU summit, while ruling out joining Schengen or adopting the euro.
Russian strikes overnight into Sunday killed four people and injured 28 in Ukraine. Zelenskyy said Russia has fired nearly 4,000 weapons at Ukraine over the past week alone.
President Nayib Bukele said bodies delivered to security forces in Haiti do not belong to four Salvadoran police officers who went missing last week during an anti-gang operation near Port-au-Prince. The search for the men continues alongside Haitian authorities.
Argentine authorities identified eight victims of the country's 1976-1983 military dictatorship from remains found at La Perla, a former clandestine detention center in Córdoba province. The names were announced at a news conference on Saturday.
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has returned to Caracas after months in exile, according to fellow opposition figure Edmundo Gonzalez. Her return comes amid deepening doubts about the country's democratic process.
A Saudi-led military coalition said it intercepted and destroyed two missiles launched by Yemen's Houthi movement toward Saudi territory. The intercept is the latest in a monthslong escalation of Houthi strikes on Saudi airports, oil infrastructure and military sites.
Israel said all land crossings with the West Bank will be closed on the day of next week's election, a day after its forces entered Hebron and displaced an estimated 2,000 residents. The closures follow the killing of two Israeli soldiers in the territory and a pledge by officials for a tougher stance on militancy.
South Africa's Electoral Commission said a Constitutional Court ruling on the ANC did not reopen candidate nominations, rejecting a bid by the MK party to fix its list ahead of the November 4 municipal vote, with Johannesburg the most contested race.
UN human rights chief Volker Türk said drone strikes across Sudan killed at least 306 people and wounded hundreds more in the first three weeks of October, as the civil war between the army and the RSF intensifies.
Bulgarians voted Sunday to elect a president, a largely ceremonial post seen as a test of public confidence, after a string of attacks on shipping near the country's Black Sea coast.
Nearly 1,000 people were arrested across France as cost-of-living protests turned violent for a second weekend running, with riot police firing tear gas and water cannon at crowds.
US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau told Buenos Aires that Washington is closely watching how Argentina's sovereignty bill could affect US firms, as Argentina's foreign minister defended the measure.
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