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Sanae Takaichi is poised to become Japan's first female prime minister, facing significant political challenges from her coalition and the opposition.
Madagascar's President Rajoelina appoints army general as prime minister as protests escalate over power shortages.
UEFA authorizes two domestic league games to be played abroad as an exceptional move, Barcelona–Villarreal in Miami and Milan–Como in Perth.
US Supreme Court declines Maxwell appeal in Epstein case; conviction stands, with pardons as potential path.
Tensions rise over federalized National Guard deployments to Illinois amid political clashes and court challenges.
Madagascar enters a third week of anti-government protests with casualties and government responses.
Three scientists win the Nobel Prize in medicine for discoveries on peripheral immune tolerance, reshaping immunology and therapy avenues.
Seven al-Shabab militants killed in Mogadishu prison raid near the presidential palace; reports cite disguised uniforms and vehicle fraud, with roadblocks lifted earlier.
Mass demonstrations across Europe and the Middle East push governments to end Gaza war and impose stronger measures.
UK protests over the Palestine Action ban lead to hundreds of arrests in London as authorities urge calm after a Manchester synagogue attack.
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