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At least twelve dead in a stadium storm in eastern Afghanistan
At least 12 people, mostly women, were killed Wednesday in a rush Read more
At least three people died in an explosion in a residential building in southern Pakistan
At least three people died and more than a dozen were injured Read more
Conditional release of former DAS boss Noguera Cotes, who is charged with links to the paramilitaries
A court in Bogotá has granted conditional release to former director of Read more
India exceeds 7.6 million coronavirus infections
The Indian Ministry of Health has reported that 54,044 new positive coronavirus Read more
An NGO denounces the deaths of two Sahrawis who were burned to death in an attack by the Algerian army
The Saharawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights on Tuesday condemned Read more
Protests in Santa Cruz over the victory of the MAS in the Bolivian elections
At least 5,000 people have gathered in the city of Santa Cruz Read more
At least twelve dead in a stadium storm in eastern Afghanistan
At least 12 people, mostly women, were killed Wednesday in a rush at a stadium where tens of thousands of people queue to process visa applications in eastern Afghanistan's Nangarhar province, local authorities have reported.
At least three people died in an explosion in a residential building in southern Pakistan
At least three people died and more than a dozen were injured in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi, according to a rescue organization.
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Conditional release of former DAS boss Noguera Cotes, who is charged with links to the paramilitaries
A court in Bogotá has granted conditional release to former director of the now-defunct Colombian Ministry of Security (DAS) Jorge Aurelio Noguera Cotes after serving three-fifths of the 25-year sentence imposed by the Supreme Court in 2011, serving a crime…
India exceeds 7.6 million coronavirus infections
The Indian Ministry of Health has reported that 54,044 new positive coronavirus positives have been registered in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases accumulated since the health crisis started to 7,651,107.
An NGO denounces the deaths of two Sahrawis who were burned to death in an attack by the Algerian army
The Saharawi Association for the Defense of Human Rights on Tuesday condemned an attack by an Algerian army patrol that burned two Sahrawi prospectors near the Dakhla camp south of the Algerian city of Uinet Bellakraa.
Protests in Santa Cruz over the victory of the MAS in the Bolivian elections
At least 5,000 people have gathered in the city of Santa Cruz to oppose the victory of the Movement for Socialism (MAS) candidate Luis Arce's victory in Sunday's elections in Bolivia with almost 54 percent of the vote until the…
Australia warns its politicians of the danger of becoming a target of foreign interference
Australian Foreign Secretary Marise Payne warned Australian politicians on Wednesday of the danger of espionage and that they could be potential targets of foreign interference.
At least 49 dead in protests in Nigeria against police brutality
At least 42 demonstrators and six police officers died this Tuesday during a new day of protest in Nigeria against police brutality. The state of Lagos in the southeast of the country has recorded the highest number of deaths, while…
A group of demonstrators burn masks in Bulgaria to protest against their compulsory use
A group of protesters burned masks in central Sofia, capital of Bulgaria, on Tuesday to protest against mandatory outdoor use by the Bulgarian government after around 4,000 cases increased last week.
China adds 11 new imported cases of coronavirus
The Chinese Ministry of Health reported Wednesday that 11 more new cases of coronavirus were diagnosed, all from overseas.
Planas stresses that the 27 agreement on the CAP contains all the objectives that Spain has set for itself
The Spanish Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, celebrated the agreement of the EU governments on the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) early this Friday, stressing that Spain has met all the goals set for the negotiations.
Colombia adds more than 8,200 positives from COVID-19, reaching 90% of those recovered
Colombian health officials have reported 8,256 new cases of coronavirus in the country in the past 24 hours, while the country has reached 90 percent of people who have recovered.
Peru tops 874,000 accumulated cases of coronavirus by adding another 1,100 in the past 24 hours
The Peruvian Ministry of Health announced this Tuesday that 1,168 new coronavirus infections have been diagnosed in the past 24 hours, meaning that 874,118 cases have accumulated since the health crisis regulation last March.
The 27 reach an agreement on the future CAP
The Agriculture Ministers of the European Union have reached an agreement on the rules of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which will come into force in 2023, the main novelties of which are the implementation of a new management model…
Mexico points to a 60% decrease in deaths and cases but warns of signs of a possible outbreak
Under-Secretary of State for Prevention and Health Promotion of Mexico, Hugo López-Gatell, warned of a possible outbreak of the pandemic this Tuesday, taking into account the epidemiological curve and hospital occupancy, after reducing it by up to 60 percent in…
The Bahamas launches the world’s first CDBC, the “Sand Dollar”
The Bahamas' central bank announced that the country's "sand dollar," a state-backed virtual currency, is now available nationwide.According to a Facebook post on October 20 Sand dollar project, The central bank's digital currency (CBDC) is put available to the 393,000…
The Sicilian mafia boss Matteo Messina was sentenced to life imprisonment for Italy’s most wanted man
A Sicilian court on Tuesday evening sentenced Italy's most wanted man, Cosa Nostra boss Matteo Messina Denaro, to life imprisonment for his role in the 1992 bombings that killed two prominent judges. Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, who fought against…
Bitcoin’s price rally to $ 12,000 will be meaningless until the bulls successfully convert that level into support.
On Tuesday, Bitcoin (BTC) bulls rallied enough strength to push the price of BTC slightly above the $ 12,000 mark. a level not seen since September 1st.Snapshot of the daily performance of the cryptocurrency market. Source: Coin360The move came after…
Up to four banks in the Peruvian Congress refuse to join a new motion of no confidence against Vizcarra
Popular Action (AP), Alianza para el Progreso (APP), Somos Perú and Partido Morado parties announced this Tuesday that they will not join the Union for Peru (UPP) proposal to launch a new motion of censure against the president of the…
The 27 oppose a new proposal on the CAP, despite seeing a “convergence” of positions
The European Union's agriculture ministers rejected a new compromise proposal that Germany drew up on Wednesday evening to reach an agreement on the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), although many have welcomed the progress made after nearly 40 trading hours.
The state of Lagos imposes a curfew over unrest during protests against police brutality in Nigeria
The governor of the Nigerian state of Lagos, the most populous in the African country, announced on Tuesday that it was imposing a curfew over "anarchy" recorded in recent protests against police brutality. about two weeks in different areas of…
South Korea warns of North Korea’s “faster than expected” weapons development
The head of the South Korean Defense Development Agency (ADD), Nam Sae-kyu, has assured that North Korea is developing its missile capabilities "much faster than before". expected, "this will narrow the weapons technology gap between the two Koreas.
Why are the banks in trouble? For cryptocurrencies?
This crisis has given us a lot of thought because it presents us with a scenario full of contradictions. On the one hand, there is a separation between stock indices and the real economy. On the other hand, we have…
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