André Janones mobilised millions online, borrowing tactics from the right to boost voter turnout and defeat Flávio Bolsonaro.

After midterm election wins, Democrats plan investigations into Iran war decisions and Pentagon purges

The reason he lost was inflation, rather than the US population suddenly turning Democrat

Teams of rescuers and volunteers search cratered blast site of destroyed aid facility in Zaporizhzhia region

Unclear whether the three sides are talking together, or if Beijing is holding bilateral talks with Washington and Moscow

US president says financial support to Israel was used as a talking point to criticise ⁠Republicans

President ends bitter and expensive midterm campaign claiming: ‘This is the golden age of America’

China and Russia warn against the possibility of renewed military action

Democrats lead in all key states that will decide senate control, but polls have underestimated Trump and Republican support before

Democrats ahead in Michigan, Texas, Kansas, Maine and Ohio

Democrats hope to take advantage of Donald Trump’s declining popularity and reclaim the House and Senate from the Republicans

US president repeatedly refers to El-Sayed as a ‘jihadist’ at Iowa rally

Worldview: Any potential peace deal will necessarily involve robust security guarantees for Ukraine. Would Ireland be prepared to allow Russia to block us from participating?

Metropolitan Police allege demonstrators ‘meeting to purposefully commit a crime’ in largest such gathering under Burnham

Ever the political survivor, Binyamin Netanyahu retains a chance at a fresh term even after the failures of October 7th

Pike, whose experience has galvanised critics of the death penalty, says she remains largely isolated in the prison’s medical ward

US president called Norway a ‘s**thouse country’ after failing to win Nobel peace prize

Just days before US midterm elections described by both parties as the most important in living memory, there are signs Donald Trump may be headed for a humbling that seemed unimaginable when he swept back to power

Incoming head of music rights organisation on expanding internationally, pressures faced by artists and campaigning for the culture card

Facing a money laundering investigation, the losing presidential candidate said he had never thought of leaving. The next day he was gone