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The group said it had documented at least 130 cases in which security forces violated due process, beat, sexually abused or forced into solitary confinement citizens participating in rallies.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen laid out three options for a response to the Polish court’s attack on the primacy of EU law.

Zalmay Khalilzad said it was the "right time" to resign as the U.S. enters "a new phase in our Afghanistan policy."

The artifact was found in an area thought to have been used as a temporary anchorage as early as the Late Bronze Age.

The story of Martha Sepúlveda Campo, who has a fatal disease but wasn’t allowed to die without a terminal prognosis, made headlines. Why did doctors not allow her to die in the end?

Critics of the military government say it is trying to rebuild its international reputation after it was excluded from the upcoming ASEAN summit.

Australia's University of the Sunshine Coast announced it is enrolling 400 koalas in a trial to see whether a vaccine can prevent infection.

It would be the latest weapons test by the country, which has pressed ahead with military development in the face of international sanctions.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro threatened retaliation after the U.S. extradited his ally, Alex Saab, a Colombian businessman to face criminal charges. 

The 400 Mawozo is believed to be holding the group, which includes five children.

COSCO, a Chinese state-owned shipping company, owns a majority of a shipping port near Athens. Chinese companies have spent billions on similar ports in a number of countries, according to data compiled by conservative think tank AEI. Experts say the U.S. is offering no real competition for China when it comes to these ports worldwide.