Leila Haddad

After nearly a month of counting and legal challenges, the right-wing candidate secured a narrow victory over left-wing rival Roberto Sánchez.

A new pilot program in West Bengal has replaced eggs with vegetarian alternatives in school lunches, sparking a heated debate over nutrition and religious

Organizers in Washington DC and Philadelphia have called off marquee parades for the nation's 250th birthday as record temperatures leave over 165 million

Chancellor Friedrich Merz defends a move to require doctor's certificates on day one of illness, aiming to reduce high absence rates despite fierce

Cabinet Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni slammed the encounter between the former president and the businessman at the heart of the state capture scandal as

In the port city of La Guaira, grieving relatives must scroll through thousands of digital images to identify loved ones as the disaster's death toll

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warns that the upcoming months may define regional security as reports emerge of Russian plans to test NATO's Article 5

Lam Wing-kee, a central figure in the 2015 bookshop disappearances who later fled to Taiwan to escape extradition to mainland China, has passed away in

A passenger bus carrying 48 people veered off a mountain road in south-western Pakistan on Friday morning, killing dozens. Authorities indicate the vehicle

Public health officials in France confirmed a 29% spike in mortality during the final week of June, as a relentless heatwave forces emergency measures

A specialized three-armed robot has been launched to intercept the car-sized observatory before it hits a critical altitude threshold.

A fragile ceasefire has allowed local fishermen to return to the waters of Bandar Abbas, yet the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps continues to hold

Months after the military strikes that led to his death, Iran has initiated a massive public funeral process for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a sensitive

High-profile guests arrived at Madison Square Garden on Thursday evening for an exclusive pre-party, fueling global speculation regarding the nuptials of

After more than 100 hours of precision digging, international teams rescued Hernán Gil, a security guard who survived in a concrete pocket beneath a

Three-time Olympic canoeist David Hearn faces felony charges after allegedly ripping sealant from the floor of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

The United States has declined to automatically renew the USMCA, triggering a decade-long countdown toward the deal's potential expiration while mandating

Berlin Airport’s chief executive warns that two-hour queues for non-EU travelers are unsustainable as the bloc’s new biometric border system faces

As thousands of critically ill Palestinians await permission to leave the Gaza Strip for life-saving treatment, bureaucratic hurdles and security

A wave of 74 missiles and nearly 500 drones battered the Ukrainian capital overnight, targeting residential buildings and energy infrastructure in a major

Washington's refusal to grant a 16-year renewal forces the North American trade agreement into a cycle of annual reviews and sets a decade-long deadline

A technical fault on the ground floor is suspected of triggering a deadly fire that trapped residents on balconies and forced mass evacuations in the

A new investigation details systemic ethnic cleansing, sexual violence, and the deliberate targeting of children during the paramilitary siege of the

The US Department of Commerce has rescinded an export restriction on Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models following a two-week suspension over