Colombian President Gustavo Petro is under intense scrutiny, recently claiming that a "coup" is being plotted to undermine his administration. Petro, the nation's first left-wing leader, voiced his concerns on social media on October 8, after Colombia's National...
Colombian President Petro Alleges ‘Coup’ Amid Rising Political Challenges
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China Criticizes U.S. Remarks on Brazil’s Potential Silk Road Participation
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Colombia in Mourning as Brayan Campo Confesses to the Kidnapping and Murder of 12-Year-Old Sofía Delgado
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Outrage in Chiapas as Mexican Priest is Murdered for Opposing Cartel Violence
The recent murder of Father Marcelo Pérez in Chiapas, Mexico, has shocked the local community and reignited concerns about escalating cartel violence in the region. Father Marcelo, a Jesuit priest and outspoken advocate for indigenous rights, was gunned down after...
South Korea Considers Military Aid to Ukraine Amid North Korea’s Support for Russia
South Korea is reportedly considering sending military and intelligence personnel to Ukraine, following news that North Korea has dispatched soldiers to support Russia in its war against Ukraine. This potential move has raised concerns about escalating tensions on the...
Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Kill Over 1,800 as Conflict with Hezbollah Escalates
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COP16 in Colombia: A Crucial Moment for Global Biodiversity Conservation
The 16th Conference of the Parties (COP16) is taking place in Cali, Colombia, from October 21 to November 1, 2024. This event, which traditionally focuses on diplomatic discussions, has successfully engaged the Colombian public with a rich cultural and academic...
Mexico Makes Record Seizure of 8.3 Tons of Drugs in Pacific Waters
In a historic operation, Mexican authorities seized a massive 8.3 tons of drugs in the Pacific, marking the largest maritime drug seizure in the country’s history. The operation, carried out by Mexico’s Navy, intercepted six small vessels carrying the illicit cargo...
Cuba’s Electrical System Collapses: Failed Recovery Efforts and Public Protests
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Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar Killed by Israeli Forces, Sparking Mixed Reactions from Global Leaders
Gaza City, October 17, 2024 — Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza and the man Israel believes orchestrated the deadly October 7, 2023, attack that ignited the ongoing war, was killed by Israeli forces, according to officials. His death marks a critical moment in...
Sahara Desert Floods for the First Time in Decades: Stunning Lakes Form Amid Sand Dunes
Striking images from the Sahara Desert have captured a rare and dramatic transformation, as lakes have emerged among the sand dunes following the region’s first significant flooding in decades. The desert, known as one of the driest places on Earth, experienced...
North Korea Destroys Inter-Korean Roads in Escalating Tensions with South Korea
SEOUL, South Korea — In a symbolic act of defiance, North Korea demolished sections of unused roads connecting the country with South Korea on Tuesday. This choreographed destruction came amidst rising tensions between the two nations after North Korea accused South...
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Recently, the U.S. government found itself in the spotlight after an embarrassing blunder where a journalist accidentally gained access to a secret group chat on the messaging app Signal. The chat, intended for high-ranking officials, contained sensitive military...
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President Donald Trump has announced the introduction of a 25% import tariff on all cars produced outside the United States. This measure, set to take effect on April 3, has sparked global concerns within the automotive industry and among the U.S.’s trading partners....
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Off the coast of Hurghada, a popular Egyptian resort on the Red Sea, a tragic accident occurred this morning. A tourist submarine named Sindbad sank one kilometer from the coast, resulting in at least six fatalities. Nine others were injured, four of whom are in...
Kirsty Coventry Makes History as First Female President of the International Olympic Committee
In a groundbreaking moment for global sports leadership, Kirsty Coventry of Zimbabwe has been elected as the 10th President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), becoming the first female and first African to hold the position. Her election at the 144th IOC...
A New Era for the Celtics: NBA Franchise Sold for $6 Billion
In a landmark transaction that has sent shockwaves through the sports world, the Boston Celtics have been sold for an unprecedented $6 billion, setting a new record for the highest sale price of an NBA franchise. The deal marks a historic moment not only for the...