Colombia’s transitional justice court, established as part of the government’s 2016 peace deal, charged 10 service members and a civilian…
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The Spanish government approved a law that defines all non-consensual sex (Reuters) as rape, increases penalties for sexual harassment, and requires greater…
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The World Food Program called for $121 million to fund food aid (AFP) in Mozambique through the end of the year, saying…
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Saudi Arabian Deputy Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman is in Washington (Al Jazeera) this week for meetings with U.S. National Security Advisor…
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U.S. Central Command said the United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan, which is due to conclude by September 11, is more than…
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Israel sent seven hundred thousand doses (Yonhap) of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine that were set to expire soon (NYT) to South Korea. South Korea…
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Haitian President Jovenel Moise was “fatally injured” (Miami Herald) and his wife was shot in an attack on their home at around…
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A group of Azerbaijani civil activists living in the city of Ahar met with Israfil Fathollahzadeh, a former Azerbaijani political…
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Potentially life-threatening rains and winds are expected in southern Florida (CNN) today as Tropical Storm Elsa approaches the peninsula. Governor Ron DeSantis has…
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The Mexican government designated state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos (WSJ), also known as Pemex, as the operator of the Zama oil…
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The United States, Lithuania, and Poland will join Ukraine for a military exercise (Reuters) involving more than 1,200 service members in Ukraine’s…
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Ghana plans to issue up to $2 billion in bonds to finance social and environmental projects by November, which would…
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A preliminary study by Israel’s Ministry of Health found that amid the spread of the coronavirus’s Delta variant, the Pfizer-BioNTech…
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Tajikistan’s military plans to reinforce its border with Afghanistan after more than one thousand Afghan troops crossed into the country (RFE/RL) in…
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Citing national security concerns, Beijing began investigating three Chinese tech platforms (FT) listed on U.S. stock exchanges shortly after banning the ride-sharing…
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Amid a dispute between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other…
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Alireza Farshi Dizjikan, a Turkish political prisoner imprisoned in the Greater Tehran Prison, in contact with his relatives, reported that…
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Davood and Ayub Shiri, well-known Azerbaijani national activists, were transferred to Branch 16 of the Public Investigation and Revolutionary Prosecutor’s…
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The U.S. State Department published a list (WaPo) of current and former officials in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras who it suspects…
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Thousands of people yesterday protested Turkey’s withdrawal (DW) from the Istanbul Convention, a treaty to prevent violence against women. Earlier this week,…
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