Venezuelan Presidential Candidate Left The Country To Seek Asylum Amid Post-Election Crackdown
Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez said that Edmundo González had sought refuge in past days at Spain's embassy in Caracas.
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Israeli Strikes Kill Over A Dozen In Gaza As Health Workers Press On With Polio Vaccines
The campaign aims to vaccinate 640,000 children under the age of 10, an effort amid a devastating war that's destroyed Gaza's health care system and much of its infrastructure.
Sergio Mendes, Grammy-Winning Brazilian Music Legend, Dies At 83
The musician's hit âMas Que Nadaâ made him a global name. He died after months battling the effects of long COVID.
Israeli Soldiers Shoot And Kill An American Woman During A West Bank Protest, Witness Says
The U.S. government confirmed the death of 26-year-old Aysenur Ezgi Eygi but did not say whether she had been shot by Israeli troops.
Ukraine Gets New Foreign Minister As The War With Russia Enters Critical Phase
Andrii Sybiha, a former ambassador to Turkey, is the countryâs new chief diplomat.
Israeli Forces Appear To Withdraw From A West Bank Camp After Major Military Operation
Israeli forces appeared to have withdrawn from three refugee camps in the occupied West Bank, after a more-than weeklong military operation that has left dozens dead.
Rights Experts Warn A Besieged West Bank Could Face The Same Fate As Gaza
Israeli forces are using war-like tactics against Palestinians in what has become the deadliest operation in the settler-occupied West Bank in decades.
Christmas Starts In October, Declares Venezuela’s Maduro As Crackdown Continues
The worldâs attention on Venezuela has focused lately on the fallout from a highly contested presidential election and the persecution of critics.
Bindi Irwin Shares An Important Reminder To People Asking If Sheâll Have More Kids
The wildlife conservationist said she frequently gets asked whether she plans to expand her family.
