The man who stabbed Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro last September has been acquitted.
A judge ruled that Adélio Bispo de Oliveira is mentally ill not hence not fully aware of his actions.
The man stuck a knife into Bolsonaro during a campaign rally last year.
The Brazilian leader has announced that he will try and get the decision overturned.
He believes the attack was politically motivated.
Pope Francis had a 'good' night in hospital, remains critical
Pope Francis, remains in critical condition battling double pneumonia, but had a "good" night in hospital, slept and is resting, the Vatican said on Monday.
Zelenskyy willing to quit presidency if it brings Ukraine peace
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he is willing to give up his position if it means peace in Ukraine, adding that he could exchange his departure for his country's entry into the NATO military alliance.
Israel won't allow HTS forces in southern Syria, Netanyahu says
Israel on Sunday said it will not tolerate presence of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) in southern Syria, nor any other forces affiliated with the country's new rulers, and demanded the territory be demilitarised.
Hamas says Israel talks contingent on agreed prisoner release
Talks with Israel through mediators on further steps in a ceasefire agreement are conditional on Palestinian prisoners being released as agreed, Hamas official Basem Naim said on Sunday.
Election victor Merz plans pivot from US as coalition talks loom
Friedrich Merz, who set to become Germany's next chancellor after his opposition conservatives won the national election on Sunday, vowed to help give Europe "real independence" from the US as he prepared to cobble together a government.
