Armed gangs stormed Haiti's main prison, triggering an explosion of violence in the capital, leading to hundreds of inmates fleeing. The incident resulted in at least five deaths on Sunday, raising concerns about the deteriorating security situation in the country.
The US has not passed aid to Ukraine yet, and this may be thanks to Russian disinformation distracting lawmakers and the public about the US border crisis.
Approximately 1,000 Kenyan police officers are poised for deployment to Haiti, aiming to address escalating gang violence in the region. The move reflects international efforts to curb the security crisis in Haiti.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has repealed the appeal by Venezuela over the investigation into the allegations of the country's alleged crimes against humanity.
Charismatic and dynamic, Nayib Bukele took office as El Salvador's President in June, signaling a notable shift in the nation's political scene. His election victory marked a transformative moment in the country's leadership.
Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba faces a four-year suspension from soccer, revealed the Italian Anti-Doping Organization (NADO) on Thursday. The decision follows Pogba's failed drug test, marking a significant setback for the player and the club.
A report by a group of human rights experts backed by the UN has accused the government of Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega of systematic human rights abuses.
Intense gunfire rattled Haiti's capital as a formidable gang leader declared intent to seize the police chief and government ministers. Prime Minister Ariel Henry, currently in Kenya, aims to solidify plans for deploying a foreign armed force to combat gangs in his absence.
Barbados, with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant culinary traditions, offers a delightful array of desserts that reflect the island's history and local ingredients.
Members of the "Los Lobos" criminal gang orchestrated the murder of Ecuador's presidential candidate, Fernando Villavicencio, from prison. The chilling revelation points to criminal influence in a high-profile political assassination.
Popocatepetl, Mexico's most prominent volcano, has erupted around 13 times in just one day and this has now caused problems for nearby Mexico City, as well as air travel.
A FIBA AmeriCup qualifying match between Argentina and Chile was suddenly stopped. This was not because of a brawl or something violent, but because of a dog.
The US has now deported notorious Colombian warlord and paramilitary leader Salvatore Mancuso back to Colombia after he served his 12-year sentence for drug trafficking.
Local officials prioritize protecting the mangrove-rich area of Lac Bay after an oil spill from a capsized vessel, detected by Trinidad and Tobago's Coast Guard on Feb. 7. Authorities report ongoing oil leakage, underscoring environmental concerns.
Mexico tends to become more violent as elections approach, and this was shown when two mayoral candidates from the same city were shot dead within hours of one another.
The former president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, is in even more hot water with Sao Paolo police as he is accused of allegedly harassing a marine mammal.
The US government reaffirms its commitment to aid in restoring peace in Haiti, pledging financial assistance, equipment, and logistical support for a multinational force. The actual deployment timeline for this assistance remains uncertain.
A US Air Force serviceman is now in critical condition after setting himself on fire in front of the Israeli Embassy to protest Israel's ongoing campaign in Palestine.
