U.S. Eases Sanctions on Venezuela With Chevron Resuming Oil Output
The Biden administration granted oil giant Chevron Corp. a license to resume oil production in Venezuela after U.S. sanctions halted
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One Dead and At Least 12 Missing in Landslide on Italian Island
MILAN — Heavy rainfall triggered a massive landslide early Saturday on the southern Italian resort island of Ischia that destroyed
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First Person: The Liberian police inspector working to end sexual and gender-based violence
“I am in charge of cases pertaining to women and children in Nimba county. The most prevalent cases I handle
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Push Forward Act Now to End Violence Against Women and Girls
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LGBTI in Iraq: Defending Identity in the Face of Harassment, Stigma and Death
23-year-old Varin poses next to a mural for queer rights in Sulaymaniyah. It was not long before it was vandalized.
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What the U.S. Can Learn From the Past Ahead of the Iran Game
Whenever the U.S. and Iran, two geopolitical rivals who severed formal diplomatic ties in April 1980, meet in any sort
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Black Fraud-Days and the Shocking Cost of Staying Fashionable
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Team USA Proves Their Hype in Tie Against England
After Iran’s seismic 2022 World Cup win over Wales early Friday afternoon blew Group B wide open, it was incumbent
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Cattle Turn Into New Currency Amid Inflation in Zimbabwe
Forty-year-old Admire Gumbo has invested in cattle back home in Zimbabwe’s rural Mwenezi district. The picture shows Gumbo’s cattle in
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Countries Hiding Responses Sent to UN Experts Over Allegations of Human Rights Abuses
A meeting of the Human Rights Council in Geneva. Credit: UN / Jean-Marc Ferré by Marty Logan (kathmandu) Friday, November 25,
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