No new trial for ex-Honduran president convicted of drug conspiracy
Jurors convicted the former president on narco-conspiracy charges in March.
Daily life in was paralyzed Thursday as workers went on strike in protest of President Javier Milei’s drastic austerity measures, some of which are being debated in Congress.
Jurors convicted the former president on narco-conspiracy charges in March.
The small Swedish host to the continental song contest Eurovision warmed up to its second semifinals with both a large number of excited music contest fans and protesters decrying Israel’s participation in Thursday’s show.
Japan’s whaling has long been a source of controversy and attacks from conservationists.
After flooding killed over 100 people rescuers in boats and on jet skis traveled on streets turned into rivers, looking for people trapped in their homes or reluctant to leave.
A U.S. container ship loaded with aid for Gaza left Cyprus Thursday in a new test of a maritime corridor to get relief into the besieged Palestinian territory, the Cyprus government said.
Another MP defection from Conservative to Labour is salt in the wound for embattled Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, though many Labour MPs aren’t happy about the move either.
Frequently at loggerheads with Brussels, Hungarian leader Viktor Orban has pursued an eastward foreign policy since his return to power in 2010, seeking closer economic ties with Russia, China and other Asian countries.
Citizens opposed to the legislation now face threats while politicians are being subjected to "physical assaults and organized reprisals," anti-corruption group Transparency International said.
A crowd of 230,000 onlookers welcomed the Olympic flame, which now starts a two-and-a-half month tour through France ahead of the Olympic Games in July and August.
People used more electricity than ever last year, about 2% more, an increase of about as much as Canada uses in a year.