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Here are the key events from day 1,369 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Slovenia's parliament had approved a law in July, allowing assisted dying after a 2024 referendum supported it.

Sinisa Karan wins 50.89 percent while his main rival Branko Blanusa gets 47.81 percent, preliminary results show.

Rubio says 'tremendous' progress made in meetings with Ukrainian and European officials on proposal to halt the war.

The Gambia hosts Issa Tchiroma Bakary after Paul Biya, Cameroon's leader for 43 years, wins yet another election.

The hosts hailed the gathering, but others warned about the G20's future.

Brazil's ex-president, convicted of foiled coup, is under arrest after taking a soldering iron to the monitoring device.

The incoming NYC mayor says he still believes the US president is a fascist, two days after they had a friendly meeting.

Dhaka says New Delhi has an 'obligatory responsibility' to hand over the former leader, recently sentenced to death.

Israel kills top Hezbollah commander only two days after Lebanon's president said he was open to negotiations.

The Gunners open up a commanding six-point lead at the top of England's Premier League with a derby demolition of Spurs.

Venezuela doesn't even produce fentanyl, but Washington is still going forward with regime change efforts in Caracas.

Manchester United target top four spot in the English Premier League table when they host Everton on Monday.

Authorities look for missing students and teachers after two major incidents of kidnappings take place within days.

The president wants a second term and is challenged by a relatively unknown candidate backed by a former prime minister.

Officials from the US, EU and Ukraine meet in Geneva to discuss Donald Trump's plan to end Russia's war with Ukraine.

Gulf expert Gregory Gause explains what Saudi Arabia wants from Washington and what Washington wants from Riyadh.

Slovenia's move to legalise euthanasia comes as a growing number of countries favour reform.

Some schools do not have early warning systems."

G20 declaration shows commitment to multilateralism, reflects common purposes larger than disagreements, Ramaphosa says.

The G20 has been good at fighting fires ... but much less good at fixing the foundations of a global economy."

Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the North London derby as Arsenal host Spurs at the Emirates.

Children from the Nuseirat Choir in Gaza performed the Palestinian folk song Shel Shel," which recently went viral.

The attack is the latest violation of a ceasefire Israel signed one year ago to end the war in Lebanon.

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has delivered closing remarks at the G20 summit in Johannesburg.

Ukraine-born wrestler Aonishiki Arata is the first from his country to win an elite-level sumo championship in Japan.

Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro was taken into police custody after tampering with his ankle monitor.

The art is washed away every evening, but the artists are back every morning with enthusiasm.

More than 300 children were abducted from a Catholic school in Nigeria's Niger state.

Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri disqualified for technical infringements, reigniting title battle with Max Verstappen.

Israeli attacks in Gaza kill dozens, violating ceasefire as aid flows remain heavily restricted.

A global roundup of some of last week's events.

A weakened Ukrainian president can now easily be turned into a scapegoat for defeat.

Harjeet Singh explains why he is disappointed with the outcome of COP30 but holds hope for the 2026 summit.

Houthi authorities want to publicly execute the convicted individuals, and also sentenced two others to prison.

Vote occurs amid rising secessionist rhetoric in Serb-majority entity and Milorad Dodik's defiance of the Dayton treaty.

Despite outcry over earlier attack, Trump doubles down and calls for rivals who issued message to military to be jailed.

Ex-Juventus star made his return to football, suiting up for Monaco in first game in more than two years after drug ban.

Israeli fighter jets have bombed across Lebanon, killing at least two people and injuring several others.

Stakeholders are gathering to start negotiations based on a text that the EU believes mostly favours Russian demands.

Lando Norris closes in on first Formula One Drivers' championship after finishing second to Max Verstappen in Nevada.

Thousands have lost power due to Fina, which also caused property damage, but resulted in no injuries to residents.

Vietnamese government estimates economic losses of $343m across five provinces due to the floods.

Women accused of witchcraft are cast out of their communities in north Ghana. Now some are trying to break this cycle.

Gaza Government Media Office says Israel fully responsible for humanitarian, security repercussions from its violations.

Officials from the US, Ukraine, and national security advisers from France, UK and Germany to hold talks.

Protesters in Tunis denounce an escalating crackdown on dissent and demand the release of jailed dissidents.

Flight suspensions come after US regulator warned planes of security risk in the airspace in and around Venezuela.

Here are the key events from day 1,368 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Divisions mark the last days of the UN climate summit in the Brazilian city of Belem.