Monthly Archives: January 2019
Thousands of caravan migrants in limbo awaiting Mexico asylum
Almost 9,000 migrants hoping to reach the U.S. through various caravans have registered for temporary asylum and work visas in Mexico but only 500 have been granted status, officials say.
East Libyan forces call U.N. envoy ‘opponent’
Venezuela’s Maduro breaks diplomatic ties with US amid protests: What to know about the socialist leader
A furious Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro broke diplomatic ties with the U.S. Wednesday as tens of thousands of locals marched the streets to protest the socialist leader's rule, calling it a "crisis."
Trump threatens to cut aid to Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador over caravans
Twenty British ministers discussing plans to stop no-deal Brexit: Telegraph
Special Forces soldier killed in Afghanistan identified
The Army identified the Special Forces soldier killed in Afghanistan Tuesday as a Green Beret from Virginia.
Morocco foreign minister backs dialogue on Syria’s return to Arab league
Worldwide terror attacks shrink to seven-year low, new study shows
Global terror attacks fell 33 percent last year, while non-militant fatalities dropped by more than one-quarter, marking their lowest point since 2011, according to a new report.
North Korea’s Kim satisfied at outcome of negotiations with U.S.: KCNA
Malawi president directs police to crack down on pre-vote violence
Italy’s far-right renews its assault on Macron
France’s ‘yellow vest’ protesters to field candidates in EU vote
Maduro rival claims Venezuela presidency amid protests, U.S. support
Venezuela defense minister disavows opposition president
Chinese-Australian writer detained in China
Costa Rica president says recognizes Guaido as Venezuelan leader
Afghanistan’s CEO says U.S. has reassured on troop pullout
Congo’s Kabila says he is ‘without regret’ ahead of power handover
Inside the Venezuelan protest movement: ‘This is our chance!’
Draped in the flag of their country – once the richest and most prosperous in Venezuela – thousands of Venezuelans poured into the streets on Wednesday and Thursday, vigorously calling for reigning President Nicolas Maduro to be removed from office.