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Voters wait in line to cast their ballots at a polling station at Central Bucks South High School on Election Day in Warrington, Pennsylvania. [Matt Rourke/AP Photo]
People vote during the US midterm elections on Election Day in Milford, Michigan. [Brian Snyder/Reuters]
Voters visit a polling station to cast their ballots, in West Columbia, South Carolina. [Sam Wolfe/Reuters]
Steve Simpson, who is part of a group dedicated to spreading compassion, wears an eagle costume to attract attention as he reminds citizens to vote on Election Day, in Portland, Maine. [Robert F Bukaty/AP Photo]
A voter casts a ballot in New York City’s Brooklyn borough. [Heather Khalifa/AP Photo]
Democratic US Senate candidate Chris Pappas speaks to members of the media after voting in the US midterm elections at Webster Elementary School in Manchester, New Hampshire. [Kylie Cooper/Reuters]
A volunteer places a 'Vote Here" sign at the Brooklyn Museum in New York on Election Day. [Yuki Iwamura/AP Photo]
US Representative and Republican candidate for re-election Mike Lawler (R-NY), accompanied by his family, casts his ballot during the US midterm elections on Election Day, in Pearl River, New York. [Brendan McDermid /Reuters]
Voters cast their ballots at the Brooklyn Museum in New York [Yuki Iwamura/AP Photo]
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Voters participate in the US midterm elections on Election Day, in Bangor, Maine. [Taylor Coester/Reuters]
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A voter originally from Bangladesh wears an "I Voted!" sticker on her sari as she leaves a polling place in Florida City, Florida. [Rebecca Blackwell/AP Photo]
People line up to voting at a polling station during the midterm elections in Portland, Maine. [Angela Weiss/AFP]
A voter enters a polling place located inside a church in Homestead, Florida, on Election Day. [Rebecca Blackwell/AP Photo]
A volunteer sorts "I Voted" stickers at the Brooklyn Museum in New York. [Yuki Iwamura/AP Photo]
A person enters a voting booth to cast their ballot at the Webster Elementary School in Manchester, New Hampshire. [Joseph Prezioso/Getty Images/AFP]
People arrive to vote in Scarborough, Maine. [Scott Eisen/Getty Images/AFP]
A person rides past the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections office during the US midterm elections, in West Palm Beach, Florida. [Eva Marie Uzcategui/Reuters]
People hold signs at the Webster Elementary School in Manchester, New Hampshire. [Joseph Prezioso/Getty Images/AFP]
A woman speaks with an election worker during the US midterm elections at the Los Pequenos Angelitos, a childcare service in Chicago, Illinois [Octavio Jones/Reuters]
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Samantha Pounder, centre, votes with her daughters, Aya, three, left, and Sade, six, at the Emery Heights Community Center during the midterm elections in Washington, DC. [Jacquelyn Martin/AP Photo]
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Supporters of the Communist Party of India joined the 'Save Democracy' march in New Delhi on Sunday. It was led by opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) bloc leaders demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Ganesh Kumar [Anushree Fadnavis/Reuters]
Indian National Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi, centre, and other opposition leaders at Sunday's protest rally in New Delhi against the revision of electoral rolls. [Manish Swarup/AP Photo]
Opposition parties renewed calls for the resignation of the India’s election chief and joined the latest protests against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. [Vipin/AP Photo]
Sunday's protest, called by the INDIA opposition bloc, attracted tens of thousands of demonstrators, some carrying musical instruments and waving various flags, as they chanted slogans against government policies. [Manish Swarup/AP Photo]
Several opposition parties of the INDIA alliance, which was formed in 2023 to unseat Modi, mobilised supporters from different states for the latest protest. It came weeks after a police crackdown on protesters in New Delhi. [Bhawika Chhabra/Reuters]
The protesters rallied in the Ramlila Maidan public square in New Delhi, after police last month withdrew Jantar Mantar from the list of officially designated venues for demonstrations. The historic observatory had long served as the capital’s main protest site. [Bhawika Chhabra/Reuters]
The ongoing review of voter lists has removed more than 130 million names since last year. Critics say the exercise is politically motivated and threatens to disenfranchise millions, particularly minorities. [Anushree Fadnavis/Reuters]
A protester's banner reads “Finger will be raised”. [Vipin/AP Photo]
The Election Commission and Modi’s BJP deny the allegations and say the revision is intended to remove duplicate and ineligible entries. [Manish Swarup/AP photo]
Opposition parties, student organisations and the youth-led Cockroach Janta Party have staged near-daily demonstrations since late September, calling for the election commissioner to step down. [Manish Swarup/AP Photo]
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A person in a Batman costume near a fire on a street in Frankfurt, Germany, during nationwide protests on Halloween. [Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters]
Police officers confront protesters during the demonstration in Cologne. [Christopher Neundorf/EPA]
Protesters march through the streets of Cologne. [Ina Fassbender/AFP]
German authorities say the demonstrations on October 31, 2026, were largely peaceful. [Kirill Kudryavtsev/AFP]
People attend a demonstration at the Brandenburg Gate in central Berlin. [Ralf Hirschberger/AFP]
Police are deployed at the demonstration in Dusseldorf. [Buesra Tasdemir/EPA]
Police use water cannon to disperse protesters in Cologne. [Kadir Ilboga/Anadolu]
Police detain a protestor in Berlin. [Volodymyr Sindieiev/Anadolu]
People loot a gun store during protests in Frankfurt. [Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters]
Several police officers were injured in the violence on October 31, 2026. [Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters]
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Municipal workers remove a fallen tree outside the Port Trust Office after Cyclone Arnab made landfall in the port city of Visakhapatnam [R Narendra/EPA]
A woman walks past a backhoe clearing fallen trees and debris from a road in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh state. [R Narendra/EPA]
Fallen trees block a road in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. [Mahesh Kumar A/AP Photo]
People walk past damaged homes near the shore in Kakinada. [Mahesh Kumar A/AP Photo]
Cyclone Arnab hit southeastern Andhra Pradesh state on Wednesday. [Mahesh Kumar A/AP Photo]
A truck breaks down on a flooded road on the outskirts of Kakinada. [Noah Seelam/AFP]
People walk along a coastal road in Kakinada that was destroyed after the cyclone made landfall. [Noah Seelam/AFP]
People stand near damaged homes along the shore in Kakinada. [Mahesh Kumar A/AP Photo]
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Emergency services work at the scene of a collision between two trains in Spain [Manu Fernandez/AP Photo]
An aerial view of the crash site. [Handout via Reuters]
Rescue teams at the scene where two high-speed trains crashed in the village of Urda, Toledo, Spain. [Ismael Herrero/EPA]
Wreckage from the train crash about 150km south of Madrid. [Javier Soriano/AFP]
Emergency workers search for victims in the derailed cars. [Manu Fernandez/AP Photo]
Rescue workers search the wreckage after the train collision. [Javier Soriano/AFP]
The president of the Castilla-La Mancha region, Emiliano Garcia-Page, said at least 30 people have died in the crash. [Ismael Herrero/EPA]
An aerial view of the crash site. [Handout via AFP]
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Serbians celebrate in Belgrade after Aleksandar Vucic, leader of the right-wing Serbian Progressive Party, conceded defeat in the parliamentary elections on October 25, 2026. [Armin Durgut/AP Photo]
Vucic conceded defeat in the elections, which pitted him and his right-wing party against a diverse student-led opposition movement that spent two years protesting against his government. [Marko Drobnjakovic/AP Photo]
The opposition's win is a seismic political shift in the Balkan country, where Vucic, who had been endorsed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and who denounced the student movement as a foreign-led attempt to unseat him, was in power for 14 years. [Armin Durgut/AP Photo]
Almost immediately after the results were announced, crowds flooded the streets of Belgrade and other Serbian cities in celebration. [Milos Milanovic/AFP]
Supporters of the Student List drove around Belgrade in cars, honking horns, singing, shouting and chanting: “Aleksandar is gone.” [Armin Durgut/AP Photo]
Crowds swiftly dismantled the fences and tents at a park in central Belgrade where Vucic loyalists had been camping for more than a year. [Marko Drobnjakovic/AP Photo]
Belgrade resident Dragana Kovacevic was thrilled that “everyone greets with smiles”. She said: "We are all too happy. Finally, we are becoming one normal and free country.” [Andrej Isakovic/AFP]
Voter Maja Stetic said she feels “fantastic”. Vucic's ouster, she said, "means liberation for me, means a new future for us and our children”. [Armin Durgut/AP Photo]
Monitors predicted that voter turnout in the elections could reach about 70 percent, a level unseen in Serbia since 2000. [Armin Durgut/AP Photo]
Long queues had formed at polling stations on October 25, 2026. Some members of the Serbian diaspora were made to vote in the middle of the night after authorities tied voting hours to Serbian time. [Oliver Bunic/AFP]
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President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva celebrates with his running mate Geraldo Alckmin after winning a fourth term in the presidential run-off in , Brazil. [Andre Penner/AP Photo]
Joyful cheers of "Let's go, Lula!" rose from the jubilant crowd again and again as Brazilians paraded down Sao Paulo's Paulista Avenue on Sunday, celebrating the left-wing leader's dramatic election win. [Brian Snyder/Reuters]
Fireworks boomed and cars honked their horns as the crowd marched down Sao Paulo's main avenue. [Diego Vara/Reuters]
Thousands of people spilled onto the streets following President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory over his right-wing rival Flavio Bolsonaro. [Miguel Schincariol/AFP]
Lula, who turns 81 on Tuesday, joined the parade, leaning out of the sunroof of his car with a megaphone in his hand and his trademark rasp more hoarse than ever. [Natacha Pisarenko/AP Photo]
Lula received 51.8 percent of the vote compared to 48.2 percent for former president Jair Bolsonaro's son, who has called for the result to be annulled. [Silvia Izquierdo/AP Photo]
The victory for the left has swerved Brazil away from a rightward turn, unlike a recent string of wins championed by US President Donald Trump across Latin America. [Lucas Landau/AP Photo]
Lula expressed his gratitude to the Brazilian people and pledged to respect all Brazilians after he won re-election on Sunday. “No one is required to like the president-elect, but he must govern for everyone,” Lula said as he addressed supporters. [Isaac Fontana/EPA]
Citing his age and political experience, Lula said: “I want to make a commitment: I will deliver the best term any president has ever served. I will dedicate myself 24 hours a day to making this the country that everyone dreams of.” [Silvia Izquierdo/AP Photo]
Sunday’s results were far from certain, keeping Brazilians on edge until the very end. Bolsonaro and Lula had been virtually tied in the polls in the lead-up to the election. [Natacha Pisarenko/AP Photo]
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A protester wearing a Spider-Man mask holds a red smoke flare during an authorised demonstration organised by labour unions in Paris as part of nationwide protests called by the "yellow vest" movement and joined by French high school and university students against the high cost of living and rising fuel prices. [Hannah McKay/Reuters]
Hundreds of thousands of people across France marched on October 24, 2026, in a second wave of protests against deteriorating school conditions and the rising cost of living. [Abdul Saboor/Reuters]
France’s Ministry of the Interior said 410,000 people protested nationwide, including 110,000 in Paris. The CGT, one of France’s largest union confederations, put both figures at nearly double the official totals. [Hannah McKay/Reuters]
People attend a demonstration against "racism, fascism and imperialism" as the far-right National Rally party holds its congress in Orleans, France. [Stephanie Lecocq/Reuters]
Authorities said 500 “rioters” clashed with law enforcement agents, but the level of violence was not comparable to confrontations during protests last weekend. [Jeremias Gonzalez/AP Photo]
A protester at an authorised demonstration organised by a labour union in Marseille holds a French flag reading, "We are the future of France," on a monument dedicated to French reserves and militia who died during the Franco-Prussian War. [Manon Cruz/Reuters]
The protests followed authorities announcing that more than 70,000 police officers and gendarmes were being deployed across the country as they were determined to prevent a repeat of last weekend’s violent demonstrations. [Manon Cruz/Reuters]
On October 17, 2026, protests that had been largely peaceful were later marred by widespread looting, vandalism and clashes between young people and police. Thousands of businesses were damaged or ransacked. More than 2,000 people were taken into police custody, according to official figures. [Abdul Saboor/Reuters]
On October 24, 2026, police arrested “nearly 1,000” people nationwide, Nunez said, adding that officers were confronted with “an extremely elevated level of violence”. Earlier in the day, police said more than 3,000 checks were conducted and 65 arrests made in Paris. [Hannah McKay/Reuters]
The protests began in mid-September when high school students blockaded their schools over what they described as deteriorating conditions, including dilapidated buildings and teacher shortages, as well as what they see as an unfair system for accessing higher education. [Jeremias Gonzalez/AP Photo]
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People visit Milipol Qatar 2026, an international event for homeland security and civil defence, at Doha Exhibition and Convention Center in Doha, Qatar. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
Milipol Qatar is held every two years. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
More than 270 local and international companies are exhibiting at the three-day event. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
The exhibition showcases the latest technologies and solutions in homeland security and safety. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
A robot dog walks past pavilions at the exhibition. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
Qatar's Labour Minister Ali bin Saeed bin Samikh al-Marri (centre) tours the exhibition. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
People tour the exhibition. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
The exhibition coincides with the Doha International Conference on AI and Security, highlighting the growing role of artificial intelligence in security operations. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
The event underlines the increasing importance of technological innovation in homeland security. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
The exhibition marks its 30th anniversary since its inception in 1996. [Sorin Furcoi/Al Jazeera]
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A man waves a large Albanian flag in front of riot police during protests in Tirana, Albania [Florion Goga/Reuters]
A protester throws a tear gas canister back towards police during protests in Tirana. [Florion Goga/Reuters]
A police officer in riot gear takes aim with a gun during during the protests in Tirana. [Florion Goga/Reuters]
A protester throws a Molotov cocktail at riot police. [Louisa Gouliamaki/Reuters]
A demonstrator is detained by police, in Tirana. [Louisa Gouliamaki/Reuters]
Protesters try to block a road in Tirana. [Florion Goga/Reuters]
Protesters set bins on fire to block a road in Tirana. [Florion Goga/Reuters]
Protesters throw Molotov cocktails at riot police as water cannons are deployed during clashes in Tirana. [Boris Grdanoski/AP Photo]
Protesters gather in Tirana. [Hameraldi Agolli/AP Photo]
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