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U.S., Colombia sending officials to Haiti after assassination arrests

Bogota (Reuters) – The United States and Colombia said on Friday they will send law enforcement and intelligence officials to

Washington (Reuters) – President Joe Biden on Thursday said it is up to the Afghan people alone how they run

Kabul (Reuters) – Taliban fighters seized control on Thursday of a key district in western Afghanistan that includes a major

Doha (Reuters) – Qatar is to resume issuing family and tourist entry visas starting on July 12, in line with

London (Reuters) – A British teenager was found guilty on Tuesday of murdering two sisters, as part of a pact

Ismailia (Reuters) – The Ever Given, one of the world’s largest container ships, resumed its journey and left the Suez

by Rahim Hamid Kazem’s widow and orphaned children have no hope of justice or even any form of compensation for

by Jaafar Siddiqui Egypt and Sudan demand a legally binding agreement on the dam’s filling and operation, whereas Ethiopia insists

Millennials want to be noticed and to show off their own personalities and styles. Since last year, several top-tier editorial

by Cyrus Yaqubi The city of Zahedan has transformed into a ghost town. Iran has faced a new wave of