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The crowd, which numbered some 3,000 people, according to local media, also marched holding a large banner demanding that city officials “decrease tourists now.”

“Even if there were a coalition, it’s not clear how it would work,” one expert said.

Nearly three dozen people were detained in a broader scheme authorities say sought to destabilize its government; the U.S. State Department said it was aware of the allegations.

Australia's Cyber Security Centre said the hackers, named APT40, had conducted malicious cyber operations for China’s Ministry of State Security.

Bolsonaro was indicted last week charging embezzlement, asset laundering and criminal association in connection with the luxury jewelry from Saudi Arabia.

Asked whether he wished to be extradited or not, in line with French law, Ian Cleary refused, prosecutors said. His refusal may delay the extradition process, but it won’t stop it.

Warning: Graphic imagery. People were trapped as Ukraine's largest children’s hospital was hit, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, as civilians rushed to clear the debris.

A Trump victory in November could mean a decline in U.S. aid to Ukraine and pressure on Kyiv to bow to Russian demands in any peace talks.

Panama said it has blocked the "majority of border crossings" with the new barriers, but videos are already circulating that appear to show migrants going under them.

The new prime minister's inbox is bulging, from a stagnant economy to a crumbling National Health Service. He warns making headway won't be easy.

President Nayib Bukele has threatened to use the same tactics on wholesalers and distributors whom he blames for a rise in prices.