Venezuela’s Minister of Interior, Justice, and Peace, Diosdado Cabello, responded to growing international accusations labeling his country as a “narco-state” and insisted that such claims are part of a political campaign aimed at promoting regime change. In statements broadcast on state
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The celebrated American judge Frank Caprio has died after a long battle with cancer. He became world-famous through the courtroom show “Caught in Providence.” In his hometown of Providence, in the U.S. state of Rhode Island, Frank Caprio had been serving as a judge since the 1980s.
Read more: Beloved Judge Frank Caprio, Famous for “Caught in Providence,” Dies at 88
A violent attack on Monday, July 28, in the Southwark district of central London left two people dead and two others injured. According to the Metropolitan Police, the incident took place shortly after 1 p.m. inside a commercial establishment located on Long Lane, just one kilometer from the
Read more: Deadly Southwark Attack Sparks National Outcry Over Knife Crime in the UK
A diplomatic breakthrough appears to be on the horizon as peace negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv are set to resume later this week, according to Russian state media. The highly anticipated meeting between the two sides is expected to take place in Istanbul, a source told the
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In a significant development in the ongoing conflict, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to a U.S.-brokered ceasefire proposal aimed at halting hostilities in Gaza. The deal outlines a 60-day pause in military operations in exchange for the release of hostages and renewed
Read more: Israel Accepts U.S.-Brokered Ceasefire Proposal Amid Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
The United States' acting ambassador to the UN, Dorothy Shea, emphasized this Wednesday during a Security Council meeting that her country still considers Yemen's Houthi rebels a threat to regional stability and, therefore, supports their offensives in defense of its allies in the
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An avid amateur tennis player from Chicago with Creole roots who speaks five languages and is described as a consensus builder will aim to bring unity to the Catholic faith and it's 1.4 billion adherents. Robert Francis Prevost was elected Pope Leo XIV following the largest-ever
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Sergey Lavrov, the head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will not participate in the talks regarding the war in Ukraine, which are set to take place in Istanbul, according to the Russian newspaper "Kommersant." So far, it has not been disclosed who will replace Lavrov
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