At least 44 inmates were killed in Ecuador’s latest prison riot, yesterday. The uprising started in the morning and ended

By Javier Blas Former world heavyweight boxing champ Mike Tyson says he learned the key to delivering a knockout blow from his

Colombia’s feared Gulf Clan cartel shut down cities, towns and villages across the country’s north for four days, starting last

By Thomas L. Friedman If you just followed news reports on Ukraine, you might think that the war has settled

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Reporters Without Borders published the 20th annual World Press Freedom Index yesterday, finding increased polarization in the information landscape, both

Iranian oil minister Javad Owji met with Tareck El Aissami, his Venezuelan counterpart, during a rare visit to Caracas, reports

Food insecurity grows in Caribbean The estimated prevalence of severe food insecurity in the English-speaking Caribbean has increased by 72%

By Julian Lee European Union sanctions on Russian oil are inching closer, with Germany, the bloc’s biggest economy, saying that it