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Five More Guantanamo Prisoners, Held Without Charge, Granted Release

Five more Guantánamo Bay prisoners have been approved for release. None have ever been charged with a crime.

Devices belonging to 35 people, mostly journalists along with a few members of civil society, were infected with Pegasus spyware.

The high temperatures will decrease, ranging between 22 and 27° C (72 and 81 F), and the lows at 18 and 19° C (64 and 66 F).

Paul Harrigan from Ireland took our photo of the day: “Coastline” in Donegal, Ireland.

This comes as the United States continues its mass deportations of Haitians amid a mounting security and political crisis.

A new study finds ocean temperatures rose to a new record high last year as atmospheric carbon dioxide levels soared to a new high.

Among those sanctioned by the EU are two children of the presidential couple, the Superintendent of Banks and three electoral magistrates…

After landing, he said this inauguration “is a victory that also demonstrates the anti-imperialist conviction of the Nicaraguan people.”

Outrage is mounting over news that a number of airlines are operating tens of thousands of near-empty flights in Europe amid the COVID surge.

“Go out and see the reality.” Many of those killed were young, sometimes even children who were shot with weapons of war.