Some of U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign donors have started to feel buyer’s remorse over the candidate’s obscene remarks against women, a new report has revealed.... More


Unelected Brazilian President Michel Temer is a step closer to cementing his long-term austerity plan for the cash-strapped country as the lower house of Congress approved a constitutional reform that would freeze public spending for the next two decades. ... More


Spain's King Felipe

Spain's King Felipe has called for new consultations aimed at forming a government to resolve the country's 10-month-long political deadlock and avoid a third national election in less than a year. ... More


Despite stern and repeated warnings from their own diplomatic staff that U.S. weaponry would almost certainly be used to commit war crimes against Yemeni citizens, the Obama Administration nevertheless approved $1.3 billion in arms sales ... More


The Zika virus is set to spread through Asia, the World Health Organization warns, with hundreds of cases reported in Singapore and two Thai babies diagnosed with Zika-linked microcephaly.... More


The iconic ice cream company, Ben & Jerry’s, won even more praise for its activism when it announced this week their support of the Black Lives Matter movement... More


The Colombian government of President Juan Manuel Santos and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People's Army (FARC-EP) announced that they will continue talks... More


The devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew has left some of the hardest hit communities of southern Haiti without electricity, making life for the displaced there even worse.... More


Norway says talks have begun with Washington over a “long-standing U.S. wish” to deploy marines on the Nordic country’s soil.... More


The George H.W. Bush family was reportedly behind the release of an 11-year-old tape that shows Republican president nominee Donald Trump ... More


Under the pretext that Brazil's stock of corn could drop in 2017, the coup government of Michel Temer approved the largest importation of transgenic seed from Monsanto and Bunge, despite protests from farmers in the country. ... More


Eurozone ministers have unlocked $1.2 billion for Greece rom its huge third bailout after it delivered the necessary reforms, but held back more funds amid doubts from Germany. ... More


A video inviting young residents of Paris' immigrant suburbs to give free meals to homeless refugees went viral on Facebook, reaching over 50,000 views. ... More


Former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev

Former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev has warned that the world has reached a “dangerous threshold” as tensions between Russia and the United States rise over the Syria crisis.... More


South Korea’s tech giant Samsung says it has permanently stopped the production of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after it failed to solve issues with its exploding batteries.... More


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