Peru: Abimael Guzmán, leader of the Shining Path rebel team, dies
LIMA, Peru – Abimael Guzmán, leader of the brutal Shining Path insurgency in Peru, who was captured in 1992, died Saturday at a military hospital...
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The deadly fire in Indonesia highlights systemic problems
JAKARTA, Indonesia – Overcrowding, mass escapes, protest riots, extremism and corruption: Indonesian prisons have long been a hotbed of problems. On Wednesday, it was a...
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Israel is looking for 6 Palestinians after a rare prison sentence
TEL AVIV, Israel-Israel launched a massive search in the north of the country and the occupied West Bank early Monday after six Palestinian prisoners tunneled...
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Canadian lawyer: The United States has not misled the arrest of Huawei
A Canadian government’s lawyer says there is no evidence to support the defense’s allegations that the United States acted in bad faith or missed evidence...
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The Belarusian leader promises to continue incursions by NGOs and the media
The longtime leader of Belarus promised on Thursday that he would continue the repression against civil society activists, whom he considers “bandits and foreign agents”....
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2 Haitian Americans arrested in the assassination of the President of Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – Two men believed to be Haitians – one of them allegedly a former bodyguard of the Canadian embassy in Port au Prince...
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Nissan CEO says Tokyo court Carlos Ghosn had too much power
Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida told a Japanese court that former company president Carlos Ghosn had too much power, did not listen to others and stayed...
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The man’s first trial under Hong Kong’s security law
The first person to be tried under the Hong Kong National Security Act has pleaded not guilty to alleging that he incited secession by driving...
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Australia’s highest court has complied with foreign interference laws
Australia’s Supreme Court rejects challenge to foreign interference law in case involving US Conservative political organization and arguments on freedom of speech By ROD McGUIRK...
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Guatemala issued 10 warrants for murder and kidnapping in 1984
A judge in Guatemala issued arrest warrants for ten people accused of kidnapping, torture, rape and murder in 1984. By SONIA PEREZ D. Associated Press...