The Colombian nationals have been imprisoned for 8 months and have allegedly been “victims of torture and severe beatings” and subsequently developed “mental disorders"
As the Taliban celebrates the one-year anniversary of taking Afghanistan’s capital, the country’s citizens continue to struggle in poverty
ADN first broke the story in July 2023 before recent reports surfaced in the international press this year. Sources from the Cuban community tell ADN their connections in Ukraine put the real number of Cubans conscripted into fighting for Russia are closer to 5,000—much higher than the international press has reported
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
The nurse and her daughter were safely released by their captors after being held for 13 days on August 8, with the help of U.S. law enforcement and State Department representatives
While Bustios was riding a motorbike, he was ambushed and shot at with machine guns by a group of plain-clothes soldiers
'Happy' became the first elephant ever to pass: the mirror self-recognition test
Hong Kong authorities arrested and questioned Roman Catholic Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, an outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party
A top China Communist Party official is making a case for ‘one-party democratic rule’ while attacking the U.S. multiparty system
A British Conservative Party official took to Twitter on Sunday to sound the alarm, cautioning that the Vatican could be on “the brink of establishing diplomatic relations” with the CCP, which has ruled China since 1949.