Lors du premier tour des élections en Équateur, les deux rivaux étaient, dimanche 9 janvier, au coude-à-coude. Sur près de 91 % de suffrages dépouillé
Clashes erupt between Chilean protesters and the police in the capital Santiago during a march in memory of the victims of Augusto Pinochet's dictator
Les coureurs du Giro 2022 n'ont vraiment pas eu le temps de se reposer. Un jour après la difficile précédente journée, la 17e étape du Tour d'Italie e
Head of investigative panel blames lack of resources and uncooperative security agencies for incomplete inquiry into assault on pro-democracy sit-in
The Tiananmen vigil has been banned in Hong Kong for second year in a row
Security forces fired live rounds on protesters marking the anniversary of Khartoum's massive sit-in that launched the Sudanese revolution
Two people killed as demonstrators mark two-year anniversary of pro-democracy protest
Crackdown took place on June 3, 2019, when security forces attacked and dispersed thousands of pro-democracy protesters in Khartoum
Officer who shot 20-year-old during traffic stop has resigned
UN Security Council to hold closed door meeting Wednesday to discuss worsening situation in Myanmar
Nine people killed Thursday as anti-coup demonstrations resumed in the southeast Asian country
Doctors and other medical personnel stage second consecutive pre-dawn protests in Mandalay
PM Suga and Emperor Naruhito lead moment of silence at exact moment of March 11, 2011 earthquake, which triggered tsunami that struck Fukushima nuclea
The military has ramped up their efforts to silence demonstrators by aggressively responding with live ammunition in a frantic effort to quell protest
The military has ramped up their efforts to silence demonstrators by aggressively responding with live ammunition in a frantic effort to quell protest
Blinken, Maas call on Russia to comply with international laws and end occupation of Crimea
The country's death rate is the second highest in the world
Sunday marks three years since a teenage gunman killed 17 people in Parkland, Florida
Investigators say faulty cockpit throttle caused one of two engines on Sriwijaya Air jet to lose power
Dr. Li Wenliang, 34, was one of eight whistleblowers whom local authorities punished early on for 'spreading rumors' about a SARS-like virus; it turne
Prime minister announces Cabinet reshuffle to try and calm the situation
An increasing number of journalists, bloggers, online commentators and human rights defenders are arbitrarily detained on vaguely defined laws
The rocket attack happened as newly appointed government ministers arrived from Saudi Arabia; the Houthis have denied responsibility
Investors cheered by Moderna's announcement of 95% effectiveness rate of experimental vaccine
Investors buoyed by encouraging economic data from Japan and China