Ecuador Confirms Soldier Killed In Attack On Fuel Convoy
A soldier was killed in an attack on a convoy carrying fuel to Ecuador's largest oil field, the government confirmed on Tuesday, the latest incident of violence during more than two weeks of protests that have left at least eight dead.
Biden Administration On Lookout For States Violating Women's Rights After Abortion Ruling
The Biden administration is watching closely for states violating women's rights after the U.S.
Ukraine War Drones Lose Pivotal Role As Artillery Rules
Ukraine war drones lose pivotal role as artillery rules
Shopping Mall Attack Sows Fear Far From Ukraine's Frontlines
Already displaced from the frontline region of Kharkiv that has been partially occupied since Russia invaded Ukraine in February, Alia Skrypka, 35, believed that Kremenchuk, more than 170 km from the nearest fighting, was safe.
Family Of Slain Honduran Activist Seeks Criminal Probe Into Dutch Lender
The family of a murdered Honduran activist filed a petition with prosecutors in the Netherlands on Tuesday to urge a criminal probe into a Dutch development bank that financed a Honduran infrastructure project linked to her killing.
Ex-Red Brigades Member Exiled In France Says 'Will Not Die' In Italian Jail
Ex-Red Brigades member exiled in France says 'will not die' in Italian jail
Bill-by-bill Talks Loom As Fragmented French Parliament Kicks Off
France's most fragmented parliament in decades sat for the first time on Tuesday, as President Emmanuel Macron faced the prospect of having to negotiate each reform with opposition parties who will be looking to flex their newly won influence.
Scotland Sets October 2023 For New Independence Vote
Scotland sets October 2023 for new independence vote
G7 Disappoints With Fossil Fuel 'Loophole'
G7 disappoints with fossil fuel 'loophole'
G7 Takes Aim At China Over 'Market-distorting' Practices
G7 takes aim at China over 'market-distorting' practices
New U.S. Sanctions Target Russian Gold Imports, Defense Industry
The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on more than 100 targets and banned new imports of Russian gold, acting on commitments made by the Group of Seven leaders this week to further punish Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
U.S. Targets Russian Gold Imports, Defense Industry In New Sanctions
The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on over 100 targets and banned the import of new Russian gold, increasing pressure on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine in line with commitments made by the G7 this week.
Listed Companies On Track To Cause Nearly 3 Degree Climate 'Chaos' - MSCI
Equity index compiler MSCI said on Tuesday the world's listed companies were on a course to cause global warming of 2.9 degrees Celsius, well above a target to limit the worst effects of climate change on the planet.
Expanding NATO Squares Up To Russia As Putin Slams 'Imperial' Alliance
Expanding NATO squares up to Russia as Putin slams 'imperial' alliance
Scottish Government Seeks Independence Vote In Oct. 2023
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced plans on Tuesday for a second referendum to be held on Scottish independence in October next year, vowing to take legal action to ensure a vote if the British government tried to block it.
US Capitol Assault Panel To Hear From Key White House Aide
Cassidy Hutchinson, an executive assistant to Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows, was a central figure in the White House around the period of the insurrection on January 6 last year.
Two Mexicans Charged After Death Of 51 Migrants In Sweltering Texas Truck
At least 51 migrants have died after being trapped inside a sweltering tractor-trailer truck found abandoned in Texas, authorities said on Tuesday, as two Mexican nationals tied to the unprecedented smuggling tragedy were charged in U.S.
Two Suspects Charged After Death Of 51 Migrants In Sweltering Texas Truck
At least 51 migrants have died after being trapped inside a sweltering tractor-trailer truck found abandoned in Texas, authorities said on Tuesday, as two Mexican nationals tied to the smuggling incident were charged in U.S.
Two Charged In Connection With Dozens Of Migrants Found Dead In Sweltering Texas Truck
Two Mexican nationals were charged in U.S. federal court on Tuesday in connection with a deadly human smuggling attempt in which at least 51 people perished after being trapped inside a sweltering tractor-trailer truck in San Antonio, Texas.
Dozens Of Migrants Found Dead In Sweltering Texas Truck, More Hospitalized
Fifty-one migrants died after being stuck inside a sweltering semi-trailer in San Antonio, U.S.
Fifty Migrants Dead In Sweltering Texas Truck, More Hospitalized
At least 50 migrants died after being stuck inside a sweltering semi-trailer in San Antonio, U.S.
Death Toll From Migrants Found In Truck In Texas Reaches 50, Mexico Says
The death toll from a human trafficking incident on Monday in which migrants suffered under extreme Texas heat inside a truck rose to 50 on Tuesday, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said.
Taliban To Hold Grand Council To Chart Afghan Progress
Taliban to hold grand council to chart Afghan progress
Turkey Lifts Veto On Finland, Sweden Joining NATO, Clearing Path For Expansion
NATO ally Turkey lifted its veto over Finland and Sweden's bid to join the Western alliance on Tuesday after the three nations agreed to protect each other's security, ending a weeks-long drama that tested allied unity against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Finland, Sweden Back On Path To NATO Membership As Turkey Drops Veto
NATO ally Turkey lifted its veto over Finland and Sweden's bid to join the Western alliance on Tuesday after the three nations agreed to protect each other's security, ending a weeks-long drama that tested allied unity against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
U.S. To Press Turkey As Finland, Sweden Seek NATO Breakthrough
NATO hopefuls Finland and Sweden voiced optimism on Tuesday that Turkey might lift its veto over their stalled bid to join the military alliance at a summit in Madrid, where U.S.
U.S. To Press Turkey As Finland, Sweden Hope For NATO Breakthrough
NATO hopefuls Finland and Sweden voiced optimism on Tuesday that Turkey might lift its veto over their stalled bid to join the military alliance at a summit in Madrid, where U.S.
Volunteers Evacuate The Elderly From Ukraine's Bakhmut, Fearing Russian Advance
Since Sievierodonetsk fell to Russian troops Ukrainian volunteer Eduard Skoryk has been getting more calls to evacuate frail and elderly people from Bakhmut, 70 km away, who fear their city in eastern Ukraine may be next.
Tycoon Deripaska Casts Doubt On Russia Quest For "victory" In Ukraine
Russian aluminium tycoon Oleg Deripaska suggested on Tuesday that no winner would emerge from Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and highlighted the economic price that Russia was paying for its actions.
U.S. FDA Advisers Recommend Change To COVID Vaccine Composition For Fall
Advisers to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday recommended a change in the design of COVID-19 booster shots this fall in order to combat more recently circulating variants of the coronavirus.