Thousands of protesters have returned to Portugal’s streets after police cleared their camps and arrested dozens of people.
Al Jazeera’s Ava Warrinerr explains what’s behind the protests and why demonstrators are refusing to back down.
🇺🇸 🗳️ Republicans face Latino backlash ahead of midterms
US President Donald Trump's heavy-handed deportation drive has sowed fear in immigrant communities.
Now, with midterm elections looming, many Latino voters say they regret voting for him in 2024.
🇧🇷 Brazil's presidential candidates seek to disqualify each other
Both candidates in the Brazilian election have called for the disqualification of their rivals over allegations of social media malfeasance.
🇦🇷 🇪🇸 Argentina's far-right President Javier Milei has called Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez a "dictator" in a visit to Madrid, urging voters to oust the Socialist leader in upcoming elections.
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Canada's province of Alberta has rejected a plan to hold a binding independence referendum, results show, a setback for separatists backed by allies of US President Donald Trump.
Public broadcaster CBC and leading private network CTV project a comfortable victory for the federalist side, with official results showing more than 76 percent support for national unity with more than a third of ballots counted
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The ship caught fire off the coast of Merak, Indonesia.
The spokesperson for state-run ferry operator, PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry, says an investigation to find out how the fire started is now under way⬇️
A Russian-made satellite recently came within a mile of a commercial satellite that could provide national security services to countries like Ukraine. https://t.co/8kMuQTw1W8
France may classify the arson attack on Limoges town hall as terrorism
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin said the authorities are considering the possibility.
The suspected arsonist is linked to left-wing radicals.
Four service members are dead and dozens more are injured after a military training exercise in Canada turns deadly when a fast-moving grass fire suddenly overtakes soldiers.
Officials say the fire had been burning for hours at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta, but commanders believed it was contained enough for training to continue.
Then the winds shifted. Within seconds, flames raced toward troops, leaving them little time to escape.
A preliminary investigation suggests a munition used during live-fire training may have sparked the blaze. | @AmericaNewsroom@DanaPerino@CB_Cotton
Albania, Italy and Portugal: Are protests spreading across Europe?
Tear gas, water cannons, petrol bombs and projectiles have all been used on European streets on a weekend of protest which have become riotous.
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An estate sale shopper in Austin, Texas, made an unusual call to police after finding six World War II-era grenades in a box they had purchased at a sale. https://t.co/C1zKIaPyV3
Ukraine launched a massive overnight aerial attack, sending hundreds of drones toward targets in Moscow and St. Petersburg, striking a major oil terminal again despite pressure from President Trump to end such attacks. https://t.co/tvt1mylRon
Limoges’ 140-year-old city hall, which survived two world wars, was set ablaze and its roof collapsed during protests against the cost of living that swept across France https://t.co/dDixrCVh8N