Two high-speed trains collided near Urda in Toledo province, Spain, killing at least 68 people and injuring many others. The crash has raised concerns about rail safety on a line that has seen multiple fatal accidents this year.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won a fourth term as Brazil's president after a dramatic comeback from behind in the first round. His victory is seen as significant for democracy, the Amazon, and global climate efforts.
Serbia's student-led movement won a historic parliamentary election, ending Aleksandar Vucic's 14-year dominance. The outcome marks a major political shift and raises expectations for reforms and closer ties with the EU.
India is increasing its refining capacity, with plans to reach 290 million tonnes annually, while maintaining purchases of Russian oil without external pressure. This development reflects India's growing role in global refining and its independent energy strategy.
Cyclone Arnab made landfall on India's eastern coast, triggering mass evacuations, heavy rainfall, and significant damage in Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. The storm led to fatalities, infrastructure disruption, and prompted emergency responses across multiple states.
Voters in Israel went to the polls in a high-turnout election, the first since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack. The outcome could determine whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains in office amid ongoing war and national division.
Tiger Shroff survived a drive-by shooting in Mumbai, which police say was carried out by a gang linked to Lawrence Bishnoi. The investigation has led to multiple arrests and is focusing on weapon supply and coordination.
Protests against the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project turned violent, with attacks on government buildings, police stations, and political figures' homes. The unrest highlights tensions over tribal rights, environmental concerns, and government development plans.
Students at Jamia Millia Islamia have been protesting since October 12, demanding the restoration of student union elections and the resignation of university officials. The university announced elections within 15 days of constitution approval, but students reject the move as insufficient.
Pope Leo has returned to public duties following successful lung cancer surgery, with doctors confirming no further treatment is needed. His recovery and return signal stability in the Vatican's leadership during a period of global attention.
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