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The owner of the IRSA Group, with interests in real estate and agriculture, is turning his attention to mining even as he serves as something of a spiritual guide to the president

Israel’s new total blockade of supplies threatens to increase the number of indirect victims of the war, who do not figure on the official list of more than 48,000 dead

The U.S. president’s hardline policies have impacted the Darién Gap, which is now detaining both Venezuelans who have given up on the trip north and deported individuals from Asian countries

Joël Le Scouarnec described the 299 rapes or sexual assaults he committed over 24 years in detail and stored his notes away as if they were patient files. Given what appears to be a culture of silence in the family around his abuse, the horror of his accounts provides the indisputable evidence to put him behind bars for a very long time

Foxtons is often seen as an entry point for aspiring real estate agents. Junior employees described unwanted touching, drunk-driving — and senior staff who either ignored inappropriate behavior or were complicit

The US withdrew from the nuclear deal negotiated by the Obama administration and European partners in 2018, during Trump’s first term

The Ukrainian presidential adviser calls for calm, and argues that the U.S. president should lead the negotiations to end the war

The ‘co-presidential’ couple has sworn in an army made up mostly of civil servants, who appear in public while wearing balaclavas. ‘I was forced to and I felt moral shame,’ one of them says

The deputies of the NPC, the highest organ of power in the Chinese state, were evasive about the American president in their only annual meeting with the press

A judge’s blocking of the transfer of Abraham Oseguera, brother of the CJNG leader, to the U.S. is added to his arrest last year and release nine days later. The then-Mexican president considered it proof of the corruption of the judicial system

The bloc is studying the use of its security and defense policy in shielding the invaded country after a potential future peace agreement with Russia

The CIA director confirmed ‘a pause’ in the transmission of intelligence on Moscow’s movements — information that military officials and experts consider the most critical form of America’s support

The former businessman, who spent almost a decade in a Siberian prison for confronting the Russian president, says that the leaders understand each other like ‘two gangsters’ and maintains that Zelenskiy has not understood Europe’s message

Days after the kidnapping of a group of people from Tlaxcala, a car with nine bodies was found on a highway in Puebla. Now no authority wants to take responsibility

Washington has provided half of all defense spending that Kyiv has received since the start of the Russian invasion

The Ukrainian president offers first steps towards a ceasefire and calls on Trump to lead the peace process

The former world champion chess player is an outspoken critic of the Russian president, who he warns is capable of anything

Gazans stock up on basic goods for fear of shortages and a resumption of war

The US president will announce the future of the economic agreement with Ukraine on Tuesday, in his speech before both houses of Congress, while softening some measures against Russia

Doctors had to perform aspirations due to a ‘significant accumulation of endobronchial mucus and consequent bronchospasm’ and the pontiff is again on mechanical ventilation. ‘The prognosis remains guarded,’ the Vatican stated

The former GDR, a stronghold of the AfD, and Vienna, where the extremists won in September, avoided taking responsibility for Nazi crimes as West Germany did

The slight economic growth of recent years could be hampered by fiscal imbalances

Human rights and humanitarian organizations are sounding the alarm about an increase in sexual violence against children, their presence in gangs, and the risks to their education and future

The delivery of Rafael Caro Quintero, the leaders of Loz Zetas and other organized crime kingpins marks a watershed in security policy

Mexican and U.S. authorities are struggling to explain the legal basis that allowed them to overcome the court logjam that for years prevented the drug lords from being handed over