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Deadly attack by rebel dissidents takes place in Cauca, a southwestern region that has seen a surge in violence.
Washington reiterates calls for 'accountability' although Israel ruled out criminal probe into killing of journalist.
The Manhattan District Attorney accused the company of former US President Donald Trump of 15-year-long criminal scheme.
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, accused of fraudulently awarding public contracts, is expected to appeal conviction.
US lawmakers praise officers who protected the Capitol against Trump supporters seeking to overturn the 2020 election.
Ghana is in talks with the International Monetary Fund for a support package to help relieve its debt distress.
The ruling could limit the data Meta may access to sell personalised ads, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Eleven others received lengthy prison sentences after being charged with killing a Basij soldier amid ongoing protests.
Anderson Lee Aldrich is accused of carrying out a shooting at an LGBTQ club in Colorado Springs that killed five.
Initial agreements worth $29bn will be signed at Saudi Arabian-Chinese summit this week, official news agency says.
Testimonies in dossier show reporter's killing has led to crippling fear among Palestinian journalists for their safety.
Ukrainians describe continuous interrogations and torture at sites that Russia says protect civilians from war.
Despite receiving evidence of the RAB's alleged involvement in extrajudicial killings, the UK did not impose sanctions.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 286th day, we take a look at the main developments.
Order comes a day after North Korea said it fired more than 130 shells into the sea off its east and west coasts.
Controversial changes fuelled protests when they were first proposed in 2019 and could still be challenged in court.
Outages will be most severe in the Kyiv region, as teams work to repair damaged infrastructure in freezing conditions.
China comes to a standstill for Jiang Zemin, with sirens wailing as people gathered for three minutes of silence.
Rights group says it is publicising the attack to raise awareness of risks faced by civil society.
Authorities in Chinese capital will no longer require negative COVID test to enter supermarkets, commercial buildings.
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