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The Bolsonaro verdict shows Brazilian democracy is resilient
The Brazilian democratic system withstands yet another political storm.
Trump warns ‘big trouble’ if Hamas uses Israeli captives as human shields
When asked about Israel’s ground invasion of Gaza City, US President Donald Trump warned of ‘big trouble’ for Hamas.
US slaps new sanctions on individuals and firms that help Iran sell its oil
The latest US Treasury Department move comes as part of an effort to make it tougher for Iran to sell oil abroad.
Landmark ruling convicts seven FARC ex-leaders of wartime crimes
Colombia’s JEP issues first individual sentences under 2016 peace deal, focusing on victims’ justice and reconciliation.
‘Terrorism’ charge on Mangione dismissed in health insurance exec’s killing
The 27-year-old US shooter still faces a second-degree murder charge and eight criminal counts.
Belarus pardons 25 more prisoners under US pressure
Last week, 52 prisoners were released, including opposition leader Mikola Statkevich, now said to be back behind bars.
Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers named WNBA Rookie of the Year
Bueckers averaged 19.2 points on 47.7 percent shooting along with 3.9 rebounds, 5.4 assists and 1.6 steals.
Desperate Palestinians flee Gaza City as Israel launches ground offensive
Israel has launched a ground offensive to occupy Gaza City, forcing thousands of residents to flee.
Russian drone strike targets busy Kharkiv street, injuring four
Footage shows the moment a Russian drone struck an administrative building in central Kharkiv in Ukraine, injuring four.
Kenya seeks British national’s arrest in septic tank murder
In 2012, the body of Agnes Wanjiru was found in a septic tank at the Lion’s Court Hotel in central Nanyuki.