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Canada has charged 95-year-old former UN reporter Richard Falk with "threat to national security" after questioning him for 4 hours at Toronto airport, a move that has sparked widespread outrage among human rights activists and raised serious questions about the country's restrictions on free speech.

In the latest chapter of the confrontation between Washington and Caracas, the US has taken a new step in escalating the confrontation by labeling an imaginary cartel as a terrorist organization.

Trump’s military threats to overthrow Maduro are pushing Venezuela closer to the brink of a bloody civil war and endless crisis rather than closer to a pro-American democracy. Experts warn that removing Maduro will only pave the way for a more radical government and regional instability.

The African Union has called for urgent action and security cooperation to curb the growing insecurity in Mali.

Following pressure from people close to Donald Trump in the UK government and court, the BBC’s CEO and editor-in-chief have resigned.

The Colombian President called the US President and Secretary of State liars and said that they are lying when they say they are killing drug traffickers in the Caribbean.

A UN official has reacted to Trump's belligerent remarks against Nigeria.

Media reports indicate that Sudan's RSF attacked the Children's Hospital in North Darfur.

Cheap Ukrainian drones have disrupted Russia's fuel supply chain and destroyed 20 percent of the country's gasoline production infrastructure.

Reports indicate that the number of deaths and injuries from the 6.3-magnitude earthquake near the city of Mazar-e-Sharif in northern Afghanistan has increased.