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Tomás Rojo Valencia served as the Yaquis’ spokesman during past conflicts over land and water rights.

From a popular lesbian party in Moscow to a queer culture magazine, there are signs that some LGBTQ Russians are “openly speaking about who we are now.”

The denial of second doses to patients with appointments is contributing to a sense of “anarchy” at mass vaccination sites, the director of an advocacy group said.

"We may potentially bring down the number of spectators, a cap on the spectators or ... no spectators," Hashimoto said.

Munich's mayor requested to light up stadium during Germany's match against Hungary as a "symbol of cosmopolitanism and tolerance."

Kim Yo Jong’s blunt statement indicates that the diplomatic impasse over North Korea’s nuclear program is likely to continue.

Australia's environment minister said Tuesday that the country will fight a UNESCO draft recommendation to list the Great Barrier Reef as a World Heritage site in danger.

The Taliban's gains came as the Pentagon reaffirmed the U.S. troop withdrawal was still on pace to conclude by early September.

Separatist protesters in Barcelona continue to call for a new referendum on Catalan independence.

New outbreaks of the more contagious variant have been detected at two schools recently.

The U.S. abruptly canceled a NATO flag lowering ceremony in Kabul, Afghanistan, amid growing confusion over what the event would signify. NBC News’ Courtney Kube shares how this cancelation relates to the impending withdrawal of U.S. troops from the country.