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President Aleksandar Vučić warned university students to resist ongoing blockades as demonstrations across Serbia intensified. Police tear‑gas actions injured a mayor, while state‑run universities faced criticism for alleged support of the protesters.
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Severe structural damage to buildings above the new Line 4 tunnel in the Kypseli district has forced authorities to halt work and temporarily relocate residents. The pause is expected to last until after Greece’s upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Major Spanish labour unions have announced a general strike on 11 November to protest the housing crisis, just weeks before a snap general election. The move follows new government decrees on tenant protections and sparks sharp political criticism.
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The investigation committee chaired by MP Pilnacek has put the controversial laptop case back on the agenda, reigniting a heated political debate in Austria. The renewed focus comes as the ruling coalition faces growing scrutiny over alleged misuse of personal data.
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The election of AfD member Bodo Rausch as head of a German state parliament has sparked a large SPD protest in Berlin and ignited a split within the CDU over possible cooperation with the far‑right. The developments raise questions about the future of Germany's traditional party bloc system.
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Ine Eriksen Søreide, a former Norwegian minister, has accused Denmark’s government of presenting a deceptive tax proposal. The claim adds a new dimension to an ongoing domestic debate over fiscal reforms in Denmark.
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Former Australian Catholic bishop Christopher Alan Saunders was sentenced to more than six years in prison for sexually abusing young Aboriginal men. The ruling marks the harshest penalty ever imposed on a senior Catholic cleric in Australia.
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Death row inmate Christa Pike has regained consciousness and is speaking after a botched lethal injection attempt in Tennessee. Legal experts describe her recovery as medically unprecedented.
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The Constitutional Court ruled there is no evidence that Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka holds a high‑school equivalent diploma, rejecting a petition that sought to bar him from office. The decision, issued on Tuesday, comes amid heightened political scrutiny ahead of the 2024 election.
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A police officer was shot dead during an armed incident at a security checkpoint in Turkey's capital, Ankara. The killing, reported by state broadcaster TRT Haber and Azerbaijan news agency Apa.az, has become the country's top domestic story.
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Former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro, will face each other in a tightly contested runoff on Oct. 25. The race has sparked new party alliances, legal disputes and intense media scrutiny as Brazil’s political direction hangs in the balance.
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The 2027 budget unveiled by Finance Minister Michael McGrath features income‑tax adjustments, a €10 rise in many social‑welfare payments and expanded free contraception. Reactions are mixed, with farming groups split and transport operators warning of financial strain.