International

With police and soldiers fighting with protesters in Santiago, Chilean President Sebastián Piñera appeared on national television to announce a freeze of the transport price hikes

Iranian women watched the country’s national soccer team for the first time in over 30 years on Thursday, paying tribute to the ‘Blue Girl’ fan who died last month

Ecuador’s government is struggling with a large foreign debt and fiscal deficit and earlier this year reached a USD $4.2 billion loan deal with the International Monetary Fund that hinges on belt-tightening reforms

Turkey has already launched two military incursions in Syria’s northwest and says those operations showed it can restore services and infrastructure to areas devastated by war

The Organized Crime Index Africa 2019 includes human and arms trafficking, human smuggling, and flora and fauna crimes in which Mexico is ranked over other 64 countries on civil war or with serious security threats

Honduras signed a deal with the U.S. on Wednesday—similar to agreements signed by El Salvador & Guatemala—that could push migrants who cross the country on the way to the United States back to seek asylum

The growing number of children identifying as transgender and non-binary—who do not see themselves as male or female—has also boosted demand for toys which represent a wider range of gender identities

Opposition leaders called on Johnson to resign immediately for misleading Queen Elizabeth, who had formally suspended parliament on his advice

16-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has galvanized young people around the world since she started protesting alone with a sign outside the Swedish parliament building in 2018

Trudeau has seen his popularity hurt by a series of missteps, including a ruling last month by a top watchdog that he had breached ethics rules by pressuring the former justice minister to ensure a major construction firm avoid a corruption trial