Answers are beginning to emerge about what caused a mysterious oil spill that has stained Brazil's coastline for the last month.
Officials in the country say a Greek-flagged tanker is likely to be behind it.
Police in Rio de Janeiro raided the headquarters of a company that was linked to the marine vessel.
The spill has affected marine life in more than 2,500 km of the country's beaches and coastlines.
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in patient who arrived from Uganda
Nigeria's government said on Tuesday there was a case of Ebola in the capital, Abuja, after laboratory tests confirmed the viral infection.
Suspect in vehicle attack on Australian lawmaker appears in court as police probe motive
A man who allegedly rammed his car into Australian lawmaker Helen Haines outside her electoral office has appeared in court on Wednesday, as police sought to understand the motive for the rare attack on an elected official.
France calm under night curfews as government awaits new weekend protests
France's cities were calm overnight under curfews imposed after last weekend's scenes of chaos, as protest groups announced a new round of demonstrations next Saturday.
Zelenskyy to meet Witkoff as Trump praises Russia and rebukes Ukraine
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was due on Tuesday in Oslo to meet US special envoy Steve Witkoff, trying to repair ties with Washington that have deteriorated this month as President Donald Trump has courted Moscow.
Indian voters declared dead fight to get back on electoral rolls
Kamta Prasad has been going from one government office to another in Delhi, trying to prove he is not dead. The 53-year-old tailor is among 130 million people removed from India’s electoral rolls under a voter list review.
