Tragedy in Libya exceeds 6,000 dead, morgues reach their limit... Some voices in Libya estimate that the tragedy could reach between 18,000 and 20,000 dead, because some affected regions are inaccessible to carry out an exact count, in addition to
Inside the Taliban's relentless war on drugs in Afghanistan... Afghanistan used to produce more 80% of the world's opium. A BBC team investigated on the ground what impact the ban on poppy cultivation has had and how it has
USA will pay $619 million to return to UNESCO after being reapproved... The 193 UNESCO states voted by a large majority on Friday to approve the proposal presented by the United States to rejoin the organization.
Marina in Mexico seizes submarine with more than 3.5 tons of cocaine... With helicopters and interceptor patrols, Marina achieves the most important seizure so far this year, barely a week after UN reports classified the neighboring country as the main gateway for
Fentanyl deaths cross the US border... Of the 7,328 people who lost their lives in Canada in 2022 from drug overdoses, 81% of deaths were linked to fentanyl.
UN proposes to create alerts around the world to save lives in case of extreme heat... The UN wants all the inhabitants of the planet to have early warning systems in the next five years. What are they and how do they work?
Sandra Torres and Bernardo Arevalo are emerging as rivals presidency for second round... The veteran UNE candidate was the most voted in the first round of elections held this Sunday, while the representative of the Seed Movement surprised by coming in second place.
Guatemala holds elections to elect president and vice president for the period 2024... According to surveys, Sandra Torres, Edmond Mulet and Zury Rios Sosa start as favorites in the presidential elections that take place this Sunday in Guatemala.
The report that revealed that more than 122,000 prisoners in the US were in solitary confinement... An investigation into the use of solitary confinement shows the frequency with which this practice, considered by some to be torture, is used in prisons in the United States
Heartbreaking stories that reflect the collapse of hospitals in Afghanistan... Health centers in the Central Asian country do not have the resources or staff to perform routine operations or offer treatment for curable diseases.
Angry population burned alive members of gangs that keep Haiti ravaged... This week, 13 suspected gang members were beaten and burned to death by a group of civilians due to the lack of action by the police to stop them
World population would reach 8.5 billion in the 2050s and then decline... According to a new study, the world's population could start when more countries reach development and offer more education to their population
