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Nacho Rocha, from Sarasota, Florida, said all he wants is a meeting with a United Nations official to address human rights.

“You never think that defending our right to water and life will lead to death,” an activist in Mexico says as a Global Witness report details the killings of environmental defenders.

Ex-KGB officer Alexander Litvinenko died an agonizing death in 2006 after drinking green tea laced with a rare radioactive substance.

Lawyers for Virginia Giuffre previously said they also served Andrew with the papers in the U.K.

The country stopped exporting the shots months ago amid a surge in domestic infections, leaving many developing nations without adequate supplies.

The Communists say they stand to lose a number of races that the paper ballots show them winning.

The suspect, who was wounded during his arrest, has not been publicly identified although he is known to authorities, officials said.

Since being portrayed by actor Don Cheadle, Rusesabagina emerged as a prominent critic of President Paul Kagame, based in the United States.

President Biden is set to kick off a busy week with a meeting with the secretary general of the United Nations as the annual General Assembly gets underway in New York. NBC News’ Mike Memoli reports from the Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. 

The attempted border closure happened as officials also began flying some of the migrants back to their homeland.

"I am a fighter, and I will always be a fighter inside and outside the ring," Pacquiao, 42, said in a livestreamed speech Sunday.