Haiti’s new prime minister promises security to a country reeling from recent massacres
PORT-AU-PRINCE (AP) — Haiti’s prime minister held his first press conference Thursday since being appointed more than a month ago to oversee […]
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NGOs demand investigation into the prison death of a Cuban protester
HAVANA (AP) — Non-governmental organizations monitoring Cuban prisons demanded an investigation Tuesday into the death of a man imprisoned since
Young Georgians see homeland at turning point amid pro-EU protests
TBILISI — Almost every night since pro-EU protests erupted in Georgia last week, young husband-and-wife duo Mamuka Matkava and Gogona Parkaia have
Who is fighting in Syria and why?
DAMASCUS — Syrian rebels’ capture of Aleppo from President Bashar al-Assad has brought the Syrian civil war back into focus, jolting frontlines
‘Haiti is one of the worst places on the planet to be a child.’ UN groups sound alarm
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Haiti’s children are hungry, many of them malnourished and on the verge of starving. Fleeing burnt out homes,
Iraqi fighters head to Syria to battle rebels but Lebanon’s Hezbollah stays out
DAMASCUS — Hundreds of Iran-backed Iraqi fighters crossed into Syria on Monday to help the government fight rebels who seized
Intensified gang violence, U.S. flights ban leave Haitians with few options to flee
PORT-AU-PRINCE — When Haiti orphanage founder and author Mitch Albom heard that U.S. commercial flights into the troubled Caribbean nation
Caribbean countries are trapped in a vicious cycle of debt and climate disasters. Here’s why
SAINT GEORGE’S — When Hurricane Beryl smacked into Carriacou — part of the Caribbean nation of Grenada — in July,
Biden approves major disaster declaration for Puerto Rico
SAN JUAN — The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that federal disaster assistance is available to the government of
Trump promised federal recognition for the Lumbee Tribe. Will he follow through?
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — When Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina, both candidates courted a state-recognized tribe there whose 55,000 members