Lambertina Galeana Marín is suspected of having been behind the disappearance of key CCTV footage.
Lambertina Galeana Marín is suspected of having been behind the disappearance of key CCTV footage.
The BBC asked President Trump whether he was disappointed by the level of the delegation that Russia sent to Turkey.
The co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, Ben Cohen, was part of a protest in the US Senate.
Fifty-six were killed in the south when homes and tents sheltering displaced families were bombed overnight, a hospital says.
An investigative report says some state officials sold Jammeh's assets to themselves at low prices.
Tottenham captain Son Heung-min files a criminal complaint with the South Korean police for being the victim of an alleged blackmail plot.
Ben Cohen and six others were arrested during the protest in the US Senate, Capitol Police tells BBC News.
Satellite images show building at sites in south Gaza after US says controversial Israeli aid plan to proceed.
Satellite images show building at sites in south Gaza after US says controversial Israeli aid plan to proceed.
Speaking in Qatar, the US President said that Iran has "sort of" agreed to the terms of a deal.
Delhi has not commented yet, but India and the US are currently in talks to negotiate a trade agreement.
Tzeela Gez died from her injuries, but doctors were able to deliver her baby.
New Zealand's Maori Party says the recommendation is a "warning shot to all of us to fall in line".
The BBC's Fergal Keane accompanies children being evacuated from Gaza on their journey to Jordan.
Valeria Marquez was filming herself in her beauty salon in Guadalajara when she was shot.
Valeria Marquez was filming herself in her beauty salon in Guadalajara when she was shot.
Robert Walls - a legend of the Carlton Football Club - was diagnosed with cancer in 2023.
The Aoi Festival, one of Kyoto’s three major traditional festivals, began on May 15th with a vibrant procession of around 500 people dressed in elegant Heian-period garments making their way through the streets of the ancient capital. (News On Japan)
Japan’s prototypes of the kilogram and meter, which once served as national standards for weight and length, were presented to the press this week ahead of the 150th anniversary of the Meter Convention, the international treaty that standardized global measurement systems, to be marked on May 20th. (News On Japan)
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