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World’s Top 15 Largest Arms Makers Saw Revenues Soar in 2022-23

A global benchmark for the weapons industry’s share prices is up 25% over the past year, while a European arms stock index is up by over 50%

High temperatures will be between 22 and 24ºC (72 and 75 F), and the lows between 14 and 18ºC (57 and 64 F).

“They threatened to kill me, not once but three times. I was scared, so I decided to come to Mexico, hoping I’ll be allowed to go to the US.”

“My wife and children are still trapped inside. I only managed to uncover my eldest son Muhammad. How will I bury them…”

Indi Rivero de Venezuela took our photo of the day: “Army of Light”, in Caracas, Venezuela.

CPJ said it was particularly concerned about a pattern of targeting journalists and their families by the Israeli military.

The far-right libertarian followed through on his campaign promise, using executive powers to undo or change 300 rules.

The bishop was arrested one day after declaring that the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua is united in prayer for Monsignor Rolando Alvarez.

The arrival of low clouds to the north coast will continue to encourage occasional showers, with a marked increase in the evening.

Bolivia has signed a multimillion-dollar deal with a Russian firm to build a pilot lithium plant to produce parts for electric vehicles.