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1. Resurgent neo-Nazis march against multiculturalism in Sweden’s capital

   A neo-Nazi march has been held in Sweden’s capital for the first time in 15 years.

2. WFP warns of ‘massive’ humanitarian aid crisis in Sudan as war rages

   The World Food Programme's Carl Skau says the fighting is stopping aid from reaching millions in desperate need.

3. Yan upsets Dvalishvili to capture bantamweight championship at UFC 323

   Petr Yan stunned favourite Merab Dvalishvili at UFC 323 in Las Vegas to end the Georgian's 14-fight winning streak.

4. Lionel Messi, Inter Miami defeat Vancouver to win first MLS Cup title

   The Argentinian super star capped off his third Major League Soccer season with the 47th trophy of his career.

5. Sri Lanka landslides feared as toll hits 618, widespread loss sweeps Asia

   Disaster agency warns that monsoon storms are adding more rain and making hillsides unstable.

6. What has Germany’s position been on Israel’s genocide in Gaza?

   Germany is Israel’s second-largest arms supplier, fifth-largest export partner, and one of its staunchest supporters.

7. LIVE: Israel targets Gaza as mediators warn ceasefire at ‘critical moment’

   Israeli air raids hit Maghazi camp in central Gaza as mediators warn the ceasefire is at a 'critical moment'.

8. Hope, flags, fireworks as Syria starts to celebrate a year without al-Assad

   Syrians gathered to celebrate days before the December 8 anniversary, which will mark the day the capital was liberated.

9. Hong Kong votes in ‘patriots only’ polls amid anger over deadly fire

   Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee urges the public to come out and vote amid expectations of a low turnout.

10. Supporters of Venezuela’s Machado rally in cities around the world

    From Madrid to Lima, and Buenos Aires to Brisbane, supporters celebrate the opposition leader's Nobel Peace prize win.