Bolsonaro initially declared himself Brazil's rightful president after losing Sunday's election, before deleting his message and publishing a new one calling himself the "leader of Brazil."
Two high-speed trains collided near Toledo, Spain, derailing two wagons and suspending the Madrid-Andalusia rail line as officials assess injuries.
Chiara, a 21-year-old student in protest-hit Milan, believes “it's vital to take part in people's spontaneous movements born from an explosion of rage that made collective action possible.”
"The State Department will issue visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family and allow them entry into the United States," a senior State Department official said.
Argentina said it had no record of him entering its territory and the right-wing senator's aides either declined to say where he was or said they did not know.
UK prosecutors charged two men over a security incident at RAF Fairford, including a British national suspected of assisting Iranian intelligence activities.
Libya's eastern parliament last week approved a maritime boundaries deal with Turkey, originally agreed in 2019, drawing swift condemnation from Greece and Cyprus.
Weeks after saying it was confident the Netherlands would return, NPO said no Dutch broadcaster was willing to take on the entry over concerns about Israel’s participation in the contest.
The health workers, accused of spreading Ebola by contaminating water, were attacked by an angry group wielding machetes and batons.
The ceasefire will enable aid deliveries and allow evacuations from a frontline town suffering acute shortages of food and medicine.
"I didn't take sides, but it looked like another rigged election. It looked very bad to me," Trump told reporters.
