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Nobel winner Desmond Tutu dies at 90, led fight against South Africa’s apartheid
Tutu’s battle achieved global acclaim and culminated with Nelson Mandela’s 1994 election as South Africa’s first black president.
Tutu’s battle achieved global acclaim and culminated with Nelson Mandela’s 1994 election as South Africa’s first black president.
As the Taliban celebrates the one-year anniversary of taking Afghanistan’s capital, the country’s citizens continue to struggle in poverty
The verdict drew criticism in Turkey and abroad, with many calling it an abuse of democracy and a political move ahead of the elections next year
The Colombian nationals have been imprisoned for 8 months and have allegedly been “victims of torture and severe beatings” and subsequently developed “mental disorders"
“Mom, I'm sorry. I love you with all my heart, but if they keep me here one more day without having done anything, I'm going to take my own life. I can't take it anymore," confessed the 25-year-old
Contractors from the Wagner Group flew to Venezuela in 2019, tasked with helping protect dictator Nicolas Maduro as mass protests rocked the country and threatening his grip on power
'Happy' became the first elephant ever to pass: the mirror self-recognition test
Gabriela Castellanos is the director of the National Anti-Corruption Council, which oversees wrongdoings in Honduran government administrations. On May 25, the group published a report detailing cases of nepotism within Castro's administration
He accused the countries of supporting terrorists