Federal immigration agents kill another US citizen in Minneapolis, sparking protests
Federal immigration agents kill another US citizen in Minneapolis, sparking protests
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Minnesota governor says federal agents involved in shooting in Minneapolis
Minnesota governor says federal agents involved in shooting in Minneapolis
Pakistan sentences human rights activist to 17 years over anti-state posts
Pakistan sentences human rights activist to 17 years over anti-state posts
Uganda opposition leader says wife hospitalised after being choked by soldiers
Uganda opposition leader says wife hospitalised after being choked by soldiers
US judge extends deportation protections for migrants from Myanmar
US judge extends deportation protections for migrants from Myanmar
Russian air attack knocks out power for over a million Ukrainians
Russian air attack knocks out power for over a million Ukrainians
Venezuela's interim president Rodriguez says 626 prisoners released
Venezuela's interim president Rodriguez says 626 prisoners released
Relatives of Argentine prisoners in Venezuela ask Vatican to intervene for release
Relatives of Argentine prisoners in Venezuela ask Vatican to intervene for release
Spanish prosecutors drop abuse case against Julio Iglesias
Spanish prosecutors drop abuse case against Julio Iglesias
Turkish court rejects bid by Erdogan rival to overcome block to his presidential run
Turkish court rejects bid by Erdogan rival to overcome block to his presidential run
Thousands brave bitter cold to demand ICE leave Minneapolis
Thousands brave bitter cold to demand ICE leave Minneapolis
Luigi Mangione in court as judge weighs CEO killing evidence
Luigi Mangione in court as judge weighs CEO killing evidence
Israel aims to ensure more Palestinians are let out of Gaza than back in
Israel aims to ensure more Palestinians are let out of Gaza than back in
Iranian cleric says Iran may target US investments in region if attacked
Iranian cleric says Iran may target US investments in region if attacked
Analysis-Museveni's fiery son tightens grip on Uganda's future
Analysis-Museveni's fiery son tightens grip on Uganda's future
UN human rights chief urges US to uphold international law in immigration crackdown
UN human rights chief urges US to uphold international law in immigration crackdown
Poland sends hundreds of generators to Ukraine as Russia strikes energy system
Poland sends hundreds of generators to Ukraine as Russia strikes energy system
UN rights body censures Iran's 'brutal repression' of protests
UN rights body censures Iran's 'brutal repression' of protests
Uganda detains 2,000 opposition supporters, kills 30 after disputed election, army chief says
Uganda detains 2,000 opposition supporters, kills 30 after disputed election, army chief says
Tunisia sentences two prominent journalists to 3-1/2 years in prison
Tunisia sentences two prominent journalists to 3-1/2 years in prison
Elizabeth Hurley tells UK court she endured 'brutal invasion of privacy'
Elizabeth Hurley tells UK court she endured 'brutal invasion of privacy'
ICE detains four Minnesota children including five-year-old, school officials say
ICE detains four Minnesota children including five-year-old, school officials say
Wife of detained Uganda opposition figure says husband sick, condition worrying
Wife of detained Uganda opposition figure says husband sick, condition worrying
Vance defends ICE during visit to Minneapolis following weeks of unrest
Vance defends ICE during visit to Minneapolis following weeks of unrest
Son-in-law of Venezuela opposition leader Gonzalez freed from prison
Son-in-law of Venezuela opposition leader Gonzalez freed from prison
Uganda police detain opposition lawmaker after at least seven killed
Uganda police detain opposition lawmaker after at least seven killed
Australia's conservative opposition coalition splits again over hate speech laws
Australia's conservative opposition coalition splits again over hate speech laws
Hong Kong begins national security trial of Tiananmen vigil group
Hong Kong begins national security trial of Tiananmen vigil group
Key events in Hong Kong's squeeze on Tiananmen crackdown commemorations
Key events in Hong Kong's squeeze on Tiananmen crackdown commemorations
Number of jailed journalists fell from record high in 2025, CPJ report says
Number of jailed journalists fell from record high in 2025, CPJ report says
Prince Harry holds back tears as he tells court Daily Mail made Meghan's life a misery
Prince Harry holds back tears as he tells court Daily Mail made Meghan's life a misery
Ukraine endures its bitterest winter as Russia targets heating and power
Ukraine endures its bitterest winter as Russia targets heating and power
Chile’s Kast names Quiroz finance minister, taps Pinochet defenders for cabinet
Chile’s Kast names Quiroz finance minister, taps Pinochet defenders for cabinet
Minnesota leaders subpoenaed in US criminal probe over opposition to immigration crackdown
Minnesota leaders subpoenaed in US criminal probe over opposition to immigration crackdown
ICE crackdown creates double-edged campaign issue for Republicans and Democrats
ICE crackdown creates double-edged campaign issue for Republicans and Democrats
Portuguese police arrest 37 suspected ultra-right militants
Portuguese police arrest 37 suspected ultra-right militants
Spain opposes plan for asylum centres outside EU
Spain opposes plan for asylum centres outside EU
UK weighs Australia-style social media ban for children under 16
UK weighs Australia-style social media ban for children under 16
UN rights council to hold emergency session on Iran, document shows
UN rights council to hold emergency session on Iran, document shows
Uganda's military chief tells hiding opposition leader to surrender
Uganda's military chief tells hiding opposition leader to surrender
Death toll from Guatemala gang attacks rises to nine police officers
Death toll from Guatemala gang attacks rises to nine police officers
CBS airs El Salvador prison report pulled from '60 Minutes' in December
CBS airs El Salvador prison report pulled from '60 Minutes' in December
Guatemalan prison hostages freed, president declares state of siege
Guatemalan prison hostages freed, president declares state of siege
Uganda partially restores internet after ageing president wins seventh term
Uganda partially restores internet after ageing president wins seventh term
Libya's security authorities free more than 200 migrants from 'secret prison', two security sources say
Libya's security authorities free more than 200 migrants from 'secret prison', two security sources say
Pentagon readies 1,500 troops for potential Minnesota deployment, US officials say
Pentagon readies 1,500 troops for potential Minnesota deployment, US officials say
Uganda's Museveni wins re-election, opposition leader at large
Uganda's Museveni wins re-election, opposition leader at large
