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14 Venezuelan migrants killed in Chile fire: mayor's office

A fire that tore through a housing settlement in southern Chile Monday killed 14 Venezuelan migrants, including eight children, the deputy mayor of the city of Coronel said

14 Venezuelan migrants killed in Chile fire: mayor's office

UNGA adopts Pak-backed resolution declaring Jan 26 as clean energy day

'Girls with balls' still sidelined in Argentine football

Salvadoran President Bukele Orders Deployment of 5000 Soldiers Over Police Officer Murder

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele said on Wednesday that he ordered the deployment of 5000 soldiers and 500 members of the National Police in the municipality of Nueva Concepcion over the murder of an officer

US, EU pledge billions in ocean aid at int'l conference

EU pledges $860 mn at 'Our Ocean conference'

New areas under threat as Chile fires rage and mercury rises

Death toll in Chile forest fires rises to 23: official

Oil Slick From Half-Sunk Ship Off Gibraltar Reached Spanish Coast - Reports

Engine oil from a half-sunk ship off the coast of Gibraltar has spread to the coast of Spain, Spanish media reported on Friday, citing Juan Franco, mayor of the city of La Linea de la Concepcion

With a few dozen men, guerrilla group sows fear in Paraguay

New microscopic organisms found in deep sea trench baffle Chile scientists

'We have nothing left': Philippine typhoon survivors plead for help

Concepcion Tumanda picks through the mud-caked wreckage of her home on a Philippine island devastated by Typhoon Rai that left hundreds dead across the country and survivors pleading for food and water

Philippines 'learning crisis' as kids face second year of remote schooling

5.4-magnitude quake hits 14 km SSE of Nueva Concepcion, Guatemala -- USGS

Germany smashes online child porn network with 400,000 members

German police said Monday they had shut down "one of the biggest darknet child pornography platforms in the world" and arrested four of its members in a series of raids in mid-April

Gibraltar unlocks after mass vaccinations

Maskless people greet each other in the streets, friends gather for meals inside restaurants and sports fans once again attend live events

Philippine University Concerned Over Academic Freedom as Military Abrogates Bilateral Deal

President of the University of the Philippines (UP), Danilo Concepcion, on Tuesday raised concerns about the protection of academic freedom in the wake of the Department of National Defense's (DND) unilateral move to terminate the 1989 agreement between the sides that prohibits the military and police from entering UP campuses without prior notification

Dubai’s public and private sectors join forces to perform first pediatric kidney transplant from live donor in UAE

Philippines logs 1,631 new COVID-19 cases, vaccine deal of 2.6 mln doses signed

The Department of Health (DOH) of the Philippines on Friday reported 1,631 new confirmed cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) infection, bringing the total number in the country to 425,918

Pope Francis names six women to Vatican economic council

Pope Francis has appointed six women to the Vatican's economic council, a first for the financial watchdog overseeing the administrative and financial structures of the Holy See

Panama sacks health minister as coronavirus cases soar

Chile unrest simmers under pandemic lockdown

23 dead as violent unrest in Chile enters fifth week