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TOPSHOT - A Lebanese protester gestures at riot police guarding a road leading to parliament in central Beirut on January 19, 2020 amid ongoing anti-government demonstrations. / AFP / PATRICK BAZ

US urges Lebanon’s authorities to refrain from violence and embrace reforms

The AmericasJanuary 20, 2020

Hezbollah vehicles parade in the streets. Reuters

Honduras designates Lebanon’s Hezbollah a terrorist organisation

The AmericasJanuary 20, 2020

Donald Trump on October 11, 2019, named State Department number two John Sullivan to be the US ambassador to Russia, making the veteran Republican a key player in the US president's complicated relationship with Moscow AFP

Donald Trump picks John Sullivan as US ambassador to Russia

The AmericasOctober 12, 2019

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez speaks at the presidential house in Tegucigalpa. AFP

US prosecutor says Honduran president took fortune in drug bribes

The AmericasOctober 03, 2019

Former first lady Rosa Elena Bonilla de Lobo looks on while heading to court on corruption charges in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. REUTERS/Jorge Cabrera

Former first lady of Honduras sentenced to 58 years in jail

WorldSeptember 05, 2019

FIFA on August 16, 2019 banned former Nigeria Football Federation official Samson Siasia for life after the body's ethics panel found him guilty of taking bribes in connection with match fixing. / AFP / KHALED DESOUKI

FIFA bans two-medal Olympic coach in fixing bribes case

SportAugust 16, 2019

Women who fled drought queue for food at a camp for displaced people on the outskirts of the Somali capital Mogadishu. AP

When food security is undermined, so is humankind

CommentAugust 13, 2019

Activists protest in front of a detention centre in Homestead, Florida where migrant children, who have been separated from their families, are being held. AFP/Rhona Wise

The treatment of migrant children reveals the fear of white America

CommentJune 30, 2019

Tania Vanessa Avalos of El Salvador speaks with Mexican authorities after her husband and toddler daughter were swept away by the current in Matamoros, Mexico, while trying to cross the Rio Grande to Brownsville, Texas. AP Photo

'Horrifying' image highlights perils of US-Mexico migrant crisis

The AmericasJune 26, 2019

Millions of people have fled Venezuela during years of crisis in the country under president Nicolas Maduro. Bloomberg

Venezuelans swell numbers seeking asylum in Europe

EuropeJune 25, 2019

Mexico is sending soldiers and civilian forces to its border with America to curtail illegal migration north, in response to demands from US President Donald Trump. Bloomberg

Mexico deploys 15,000 forces in north to halt US-bound migration

The AmericasJune 25, 2019

Mexican officials said Tuesday they were beginning deployment of the country's National Guard for immigration enforcement, but on Wednesday morning, commuters, merchandise and occasional groups of migrants continued to flow freely across Mexico's porous southern border. AP

Mexico announces National Guard deployment to southern border

The AmericasJune 13, 2019

Export freight containers with Mexican produced goods are seen ready to be shipped to the US in the Pantaco customs complex. Getty

Donald Trump says deal possible with Mexico in migration row

WorldJune 07, 2019

President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on all goods from Mexico until illegal immigration stops. AP

Trump imposes tariffs on Mexico goods in curb on migrants

WorldMay 31, 2019

A Donald Trump balloon glimpsed through the US-Mexico border fence. Guillermo Arias / AFP

The US border crisis is one of Donald Trump's own making

CommentApril 13, 2019

Coffee growers in Brazil, the world’s biggest exporter and producer, are collecting more beans for every planted acre. The result is a huge glut that’s sent prices below break-even in many countries. Reuters

Starbucks' favoured coffee blend hits a 13-year price low

MarketsApril 13, 2019

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