Ecuador Votes On Extradition Amid Crime Boom
Ecuador votes on extradition amid crime boom
East African Regional Leaders Demand Ceasefire In Eastern Congo
East African regional leaders on Saturday renewed their call for an immediate ceasefire by all sides in the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo that pits the country's military against a rebel group it has accused Rwanda of supporting.
Germany Says Has 'Hundreds' Of Pieces Of Ukraine War Crime Evidence
Germany says has 'hundreds' of pieces of Ukraine war crime evidence
Former UK PM Truss Criticises Sunak Policies As Pressure Builds
Former UK PM Truss criticises Sunak policies as pressure builds
Pope Francis Wraps Up South Sudan Trip Urging An End To Violence
Pope Francis wound up a peace mission to South Sudan on Sunday urging the people to make themselves immune to the "venom of hatred" to achieve the peace and prosperity that have eluded them through years of bloody ethnic conflicts.
Pervez Musharraf: Pakistan's Last Military Ruler
Pervez Musharraf: Pakistan's last military ruler
Pakistan's Former Military Ruler Pervez Musharraf Dies: Army
Pakistan's former military ruler Pervez Musharraf dies: army
Pope To Wrap Up Landmark S.Sudan Visit With Holy Mass
Pope to wrap up landmark S.Sudan visit with holy mass
A Visit To Salvador's New 'Mega-prison' Points To Severe Conditions
A visit to Salvador's new 'mega-prison' points to severe conditions
As Pandemic Fades, Guatemalan Motorcyclists Resume Religious Pilgrimage
As pandemic fades, Guatemalan motorcyclists resume religious pilgrimage
Chinese Spy Balloon Shut Down Over 'Unacceptable' Violation: Pentagon
A US fighter jet on Saturday shot down a Chinese spy balloon off the coast of South Carolina, the Pentagon said, over what it called Beijing's "unacceptable violation" of US sovereignty.
East African Leaders Hold Summit On DR Congo Unrest
East African leaders hold summit on DR Congo unrest
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Brazil Sinks Rusting Old Aircraft Carrier In The Atlantic
Brazil sank a decommissioned aircraft carrier in the Atlantic Ocean off its northeast coast, the Brazilian Navy said, despite warnings from environmentalists that the rusting 1960s French-built ship would pollute the sea and the marine food chain.
Pakistan To Appeal To Taliban Leader Over Police Mosque Bombing
Pakistan to appeal to Taliban leader over police mosque bombing
Chinese Balloon Advanced, Hard To Shoot Down: US Expert
The first Chinese surveillance balloon that the Pentagon found flying over sensitive US ballistic missile sites may be guided by advanced artificial intelligence technology, a US expert said Friday.
France Urges 'Transparency' Over US Climate Subsidies
France urges 'transparency' over US climate subsidies
Pope To Meet War Victims On South Sudan Peace Pilgrimage
Pope to meet war victims on South Sudan peace pilgrimage
South Sudan's Late Liberation Hero Garang In Focus During Pope's Visit
Pope Francis will lead prayers at the mausoleum of South Sudanese liberation hero John Garang on Saturday, an acknowledgement of the importance for the world's youngest nation of perhaps the one leader who could ensure unity.
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North Carolina locals want Mexican authorities to do more after issuing an arrest warrant in the death of Shanquella Robinson.
Raptors Tipped To Clinch Repeat Win Over Struggling Hornets
The Toronto Raptors and Charlotte Hornets meet again on Thursday, with the former being favored to triumph again.
Europe
Russia Has 500,000 Soldiers Ready For Another Attack On Ukraine: Intel
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned their Western allies that Russia is "preparing to take revenge" with a new major offensive.
Dad Left 5-Year-Old Under Alexa's Watch As He Went Bar Hopping
He was charged with strangulation after assaulting his new girlfriend, child neglect and was handed a 12-month prison sentence.
Africa
North Korean Doctors, Nurses Start Work At Libyan Hospital Despite UN Ban
A crew of North Korean medical workers recently deployed in Libya also previously worked in the country before the civil war started in 2014.
US Pushes Morocco To Deliver Military Aid To Ukraine
Even as Morocco has tried to maintain a neutral stance, the latest decision comes as a setback to Russia's attempts to foster African neutrality.
Asia Pacific
Hong Kong To Criminalize CBD; 5 Health Benefits According To Science
Hong Kong has officially criminalized CBD or cannabidiol, declaring it a "dangerous drug" just like heroin and fentanyl.
US Seeks To Establish Base In Philippines As China-Taiwan Conflict Heats Up
A Southeast Asian expert said the U.S. could deploy shore-based missiles in the northern part of the Philippines' Luzon island to secure the waters near Taiwan.
Middle East
Man Who Beheads 17-Year-Old Wife Over 'Honor Killing' Gets 8-Year Sentence
An Iranian man who beheaded his 17-year-old wife has been sentenced to eight years in prison.
Iran's Navy Will Sail To The Panama Canal In Apparent Warning To US
Iran's Supreme Leader has stressed the need for the country's navy to strengthen its combat capability and maintain its presence in international waters.
US
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Mom Accused Of Killing Kids Was Overmedicated On Prescription Drugs: Lawyer
The Massachusetts mother was prescribed 13 psychiatric medications, causing her to experience homicidal thoughts, according to her defense attorney.