Right-wing outsider wins Colombian election first round

Right-wing businessman Abelardo de la Espriella has won the first round of Colombia's presidential election and will face senator Iván Cepeda in a runoff. The election is taking place against a backdrop of escalating violence from dissident rebel groups and drug cartels. De la Espriella, who idolizes Donald Trump, has promised to reform Colombian politics and crack down on the left.

This segment analyzes the contrasting political platforms in Colombia's presidential election and the potential role of the US. It also reports on Israel's significant military escalation in Lebanon, focusing on the capture of the historic Beaufort Castle.

This segment reflects on the devastating Nigerian Civil War (1967-1970) through the personal accounts of its survivors and journalists. It also highlights a significant medical breakthrough in pancreatic cancer treatment, featuring a daily pill that doubles survival times.

A clinical trial for a new cancer drug targeting the KRAS signal has shown promising results in extending the survival of pancreatic cancer patients, raising hopes for a new era of targeted therapy. Additionally, the Georgian government has unsealed a historic wine cellar that once belonged to Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.

A devastating mouse plague is causing severe economic and psychological distress for farmers in Western Australia. Meanwhile, Hollywood actor John Travolta has directed his first film, 'Propeller One-Way Night Coach,' and was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the Cannes Film Festival.

John Travolta discusses his directorial debut, Propeller One-Way Night Coach, a passion project based on his childhood memories of aviation. Meanwhile, in Georgia, the historic wine cellar of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin, containing tens of thousands of rare bottles from the Romanov royal family, has been unsealed for cataloging.

This segment discusses Joseph Stalin's preservation of the Russian royal family's wine collection, followed by a report on the revival of the controversial '666' bus route to the Polish coastal town of Hel.