At least 45 people are feared to have died after a bus carrying Umrah pilgrims collided with a diesel tanker near Medina. Around 42 of those who died were Indian nationals, according to local media in Saudi Arabia.

More than 70 schools in Australia and New Zealand were closed for cleaning after asbestos was discovered in widely used children’s play sand products.

Federal agents arrested at least 81 people in Charlotte, North Carolina this weekend, a senior commander said, marking a sharp escalation in the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign.

Britain will overhaul its approach to human rights laws to make it easier to deport migrants who arrive in the country illegally as part of a major shake-up of asylum policy to be set out.

Germany’s finance minister will finally become the new coalition’s first cabinet minister to visit China, under pressure to show the government has a handle on China policy as a record trade gap widens and supply chains wobble.

U.S. President Donald Trump bought at least $82 million in corporate and municipal bonds from late August to early October including new investments in sectors benefiting from his policies, financial disclosures made public showed.

The United States conducted another attack on an alleged drug trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific, killing three people aboard, the Pentagon said on Sunday.

Thousands protested across Mexico on Saturday under the banner of “Generation Z,” denouncing rising violence after the public killing of an anti-crime mayor earlier this month.

Around 30 people were killed at a semi-industrial copper mine in southeastern Congo after a bridge collapsed, the country’s artisanal mining agency said.

A bus crash in Simiatug, in central Ecuador has killed at least 12 people, the country’s disaster agency said on social media, and injured at least 10.

People allegedly involved in a Philippine corruption scandal linked to government infrastructure projects, including in flood-control facilities that failed during a heavy typhoon season, will be jailed by the end of the year, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr vowed.

U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson said on Sunday he believed the approaching vote on releasing Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein should help put to rest allegations that President Donald Trump had any connection to the late sex offender’s abuse and trafficking of underage girls.