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From Rome to Berlin, from São Paulo to Istanbul: the demonstration in the Italian capital, led by Global Movement to Gaza, reflects a global protest for Gaza, with thousands of people united in solidarity and justice

The statement did not identify Fritz Alphonse Jean by name, but he confirmed to The Associated Press on Nov. 25 that he was the target of the action and denied the allegations.

Committee highlights allegations including dog attacks and sexual violence, raising concern about impunity for war crimes

Haitian prisoners are dying in increasing numbers as violence, state collapse and chronic overcrowding turn the country's jails into dangerous places, where people wait years for a hearing. More than 50 detainees died between July and September, according to a United Nations report that described prison conditions as inhumane and…

Account of visit to Gaza by French professor describes Israeli military attacks on security personnel protecting convoys

Next nominee faces enormous task of leading a party that has been entirely reoriented around Trump

The presidents of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda are reportedly set to visit Washington next week to sign a peace agreement and meet with U.S. President Donald Trump.

US President Donald Trump has announced a 'permanent pause' on immigration from 'all Third World countries' after a deadly shooting in Washington, DC – but the term isn't defined in law, and only some nations are formally covered so far

The Lebanese army has intensified efforts along the border with Israel, focusing on areas that were once Hezbollah strongholds

North Korea cemented its status as one of the dominant forces in women’s youth football in early November, defeating the Netherlands 3-0 in the under-17 World Cup final. They returned from the tournament victorious for a record extending fourth time, having won the past two titles.