Steve Witkoff says the working-level talks will cover post-war security and humanitarian efforts, and US negotiators will meet European and NATO representatives in Brussels.
After a student-led list won the Oct. 25 vote, Vucic accuses the winners of "revolutionary terror" and says he is not afraid of arrest.
Ukraine's Air Force says there was no radiation threat, and Russia's Emergencies Ministry reports a separate cyberattack that sent false information to the public.
Trump says he may have to give Tehran "the hammer," and Iran's supreme leader says a response to any threat would have no geographic limits.
Russia also launched 289 drones, 17 ballistic and 59 cruise missiles overnight, Zelenskyy says, ahead of U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi.
Trump says Netanyahu raised the idea and Israel can still buy US arms, but it is unclear which funding he meant.
Trump had said the US would not strike before the midterms, and officials say the action is not a return to major combat.
Reddit and a rights group challenge the law. Communications Minister Anika Wells says it defends Australians' right, and especially children's, to be free from harm.
Lenacapavir from India's Dr. Reddy's is expected to cost $40 a year per person, against $28,218 for Gilead's brand version in the US.
Nepal Police say one person was injured, while the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal and the Associated Press report two injured.
The US Embassy had warned of a credible mass casualty threat at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve, which closed temporarily on Saturday, Oct. 31.
A Pentagon spokesman rejects the report and calls the Iran operations a "decisive success," as Trump weighs renewed strikes.
Zelenskyy welcomes the approval but warns deliveries may take years, and the State Department says no US funds are involved.
The airline forecasts a fuel bill about €2bn higher because of the Middle East conflict and says higher fares are unlikely to fully offset it.
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says an annual review found practices "inconsistent with" eligibility requirements in both countries, with removal planned from Jan. 1, 2027.
A Ugandan military spokesman says the first group is already home, and the UN political mission in Somalia closed on Saturday.
The election commission put her at 57.6% to 39.5% for pro-Western challenger Andrey Gyurov, who conceded and said the result must be accepted.
No one has claimed responsibility, and the incidents follow a similar attack on hundreds of French supermarkets in October.
Morocco's royal palace welcomed the end of the mission, while the Polisario Front called the decision unacceptable.
The opposition says a voter list revision removing over 130 million names favors Modi's BJP, a claim the party and the Election Commission deny.
Youth-led protests over living costs and schools also turned violent in parts of Germany, and Portuguese police cleared a Lisbon tent camp.
Poland's president turned back from a trip to Senegal and entered the building, while Prime Minister Donald Tusk says restoring the rule of law is a duty.
The operator blames fuel costs that rose after the Iran war began, but some residents and CBS News point to money and management problems.
Qatari mediators held talks in Tehran on Friday to restart US-Iran negotiations, and Trump says the war will end soon.
He said he thought a meme image resembling Mao showed a Chinese dictator. Mengniu and Dongpeng ended deals, and some broadcasters reportedly suspended coverage.
Trump says the letter is about medical supplies, while a US official says it stresses that any talks must cover the nuclear issue.
Binance says about $3 billion is frozen and it will cover all losses, but it has not confirmed who was behind the attack.
The Houthis say a Saudi cargo plane was the target, and they blame Saudi-led airstrikes for 14 deaths at a northern market.
The Montreal summit launched a new alliance, but the joint statement drops the 'associate member' label that Germany and others resist.
He confirmed Commonwealth leaders will discuss slavery's legacy in Antigua, while Buckingham Palace says he will not apologise or offer reparations.
Bolsonaro denies fleeing and calls himself Brazil's "leader" after first claiming to be president-elect, while Lula calls the departure "shameful."
Police say they found no evidence for Likud's claims of widespread fraud. Final count: Netanyahu's bloc 53 seats, rival Gadi Eisenkot's 48, Arab-led parties 19.
A day earlier, US ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz and Cuba's foreign minister clashed, and the Wall Street Journal reports a Cuban diplomat was expelled.
The White House says first lady Melania Trump brokered the truce in Oleshky. Ukrainian and Russian officials report no violations in the first 30 hours.
Brazil's electoral court counts about 51.8% to 48.2%. A justice had extended voting by two hours after both campaigns asked for more time.
Spain's transport minister says a computer failure halted trains, then the control centre let one move again without speed limits, a decision he calls inexplicable.