Venezuela has opened an investigation against the self-proclaimed interim president, saying he violated "constitutional order." The probe came as President Nicolas Maduro rejected calls for snap presidential elections.
Amnesty calls for tourism ban in Israeli settlements
An Amnesty International report says travel sites are "driving settlement expansion" in Israeli settlements, a claim that has sparked outrage in Israel and among Jewish groups. Human rights organization Amnesty International on Wednesday called for online travel sites to ban listings from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
French court to consider riot gun ban after Yellow Vest injuries
France’s highest administrative court will consider on Wednesday whether to ban controversial riot control guns linked with several serious eye injuries at Yellow Vest protests.
Venezuela Crisis Explained
Why are there two people claiming to be president? The leader of Venezuela’s legislature, Juan Guaido, declared himself president on January 23, a direct challenge to the power of President Nicolas Maduro, who had been sworn in to a second term in office only two weeks ago.
6 Tanzanian children killed 'for body parts'
Six children in south-western Tanzania have been killed and had their ears and teeth removed, the authorities say.
How a Nation divide the World
Donald Trump has asked the world to pick a side in the disturbing crisis engulfing Venezuela — and the results reveal how divisive the catastrophe has become.
In apparent shot at Trump, Pope says 'builders of walls' sow fear and divide
Pope Francis has taken another shot at wall-building politicians, telling thousands of Catholics in Panama gathered for World Youth Day that "builders of walls sow fear" and "divide people." "We know that the father of lies, the devil, prefers a community divided and bickering," Francis told a crowd of tens of thousands of youth Thursday night at a seaside park in Panama City.