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Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff has been re-elected for a second term.
Exit polls suggest Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko's party will win a narrow victory in Ukraine's parliamentary election.
“We predicted that there would be surprises. Because those polls we announced before - we said those were the polls of only those who made up their minds, while 32 percent of those who have not yet decided may change the situation.”
The US and UK have turned over bases in Helmand province in Afghanistan.
"There is a better chance of a more stable future in Afghanistan because we have a government there of national unity and an army that is supported by the local population that represents all parts of Afghanistan."
The U.S. White House has warned mandatory quarantines on travelers from Ebola-hit West Africa could impede the fight against the disease.
“We are totally confused about these orders because we have put in place over the past few months protocols that are based on (unintelligible) science and accepted and these protocols have been strictly followed by our staff.”
And the city of Wenchang in China's Hainan province is to launch a space station.
"The launch pad, the testing facilities, the command center and all its systems are ready. I believe the time is ripe for a coordinated exercise by the end of this year."
Those stories and more over the hour and towards the end of the show we'll be looking at comments online about whether or Renee Zellwegger has had plastic surgery after a recent public appearance.
Now our global survey of headlines
First up, in Asia,
In India, the government has chosen to buy anti-tank guided missiles from Israel, rejecting a rival US offer, as the right-wing government clears projects worth about 13 billion US dollars to modernize its ageing military.
In Afghanistan, five people were killed and three others sustained injuries when two roadside bombs went off in Kandahar province.
In Oceania,
In Australia, the government's decision last week to cut support for cleaner energy sources left the renewable energy industry reeling.
Staying in the country, a woman who had been put into quariting after travelling from West Africa and developing a fever has now tested negative for Ebola.
Moving on to Africa,
In Nigeria, suspected Boko Haram militants have killed at least 17 people and abducted dozens in a series of attacks in the central region of Borno State.
In Botswana, the ruling Botswana Democratic Party has won the general elections in the world's largest diamond producer.
And in the Middle East,
In Egypt, the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood has condemned attacks in the Sinai Peninsula that killed at least 33 security personnel and has said that President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi was responsible for security failures.
In Lebanon, the army has launched a fierce assault against Sunni militants in Tripoli, forcing a retreat from the Old City on a third day of fighting.
Looking to Latin America,
In Uruguay, exit polls say the candidate from the incumbent's party, Tabare Vazquez, has won most votes in the presidential election, has fallen short of the outright majority needed to avoid a second round.
In Chile, tens of thousands of parents have marched in the capital, Santiago, in opposition to the government's planned education legislation.
And in Europe,
Twenty-four European banks have failed stress tests of their finances. The banks now have nine months to shore up their finances or risk being shut down.
In Italy, a mass protest is being held in Rome, against Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's plans for labour market reform during the weekend.
And finally in North America,
In Canada, the police said that a video made Michael Zehaf-Bibeau shows ideological and political motives for the attack.
In the US, A female student has been shot dead and four other students wounded in a school cafeteria by a classmate who then took his own life.
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