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August 26, 2026

Haiti: UN chief condemns Haiti attack that killed 47

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Reports & Analysis

Victims of a gang attack are being transported away

Victims of a gang attack are being transported away

Haiti: Gang members kill dozens near Port-au-Prince

Haiti: Gang members kill dozens near Port-au-Prince

At least 40 people were killed, some of them execution-style, after the attack in Kenscoff, the local mayor said.

A ship passing through a water-filled lock

A ship passing through a water-filled lock

Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought

Panama Canal to cap ship transits due to El Nino drought

An intensifying El Nino event has boosted the odds of weather shocks around the world.

Ronaldinho holds up his new jersey at Ravenna FC

Ronaldinho holds up his new jersey at Ravenna FC

Ronaldinho to make football comeback aged 46

Ronaldinho to make football comeback aged 46

More than a decade after his last professional appearance, Brazilian superstar Ronaldinho is set for a comeback.

Lionel Messi is thrown in the air by Argentina teammates after a win over Egypt at the 2026 World Cup

Lionel Messi is thrown in the air by Argentina teammates after a win over Egypt at the 2026 World Cup

Messi retirement hint highlights football era nearing an end

Messi retirement hint highlights football era nearing an end

Soon after propelling Argentina to a second consecutive World Cup final, Lionel Messi has cast some doubt on his future.

People rescue some of their belongings, including a foosball table, from their homes flooded by the overflowing of the Acre River in Cobija, Bolivia

People rescue some of their belongings, including a foosball table, from their homes flooded by the overflowing of the Acre River in Cobija, Bolivia

How climate change is teaming up with 'Super El Nino'

How climate change is teaming up with 'Super El Nino'

Latin America, Africa and other regions are bracing for what experts say could be the strongest El Nino on record.

Netanyahu; his wife, Sara; and Argentine President Javier Milei. Both men are walking side by side, waving and smiling.

Netanyahu; his wife, Sara; and Argentine President Javier Milei. Both men are walking side by side, waving and smiling.

Trump's Latin America allies open arms to Israel

Trump's Latin America allies open arms to Israel

Latin America's authoritarian right sees an opening for a strategic alliance with an Israel largely isolated globally.

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Gianni Infantino looks out from a crowd at an event in Colombia

Gianni Infantino looks out from a crowd at an event in Colombia

UEFA, other football federations unite against Infantino

A few weeks ago, Gianni Infantino looked certain for another term as FIFA president. Now, he's counting the numbers.

Jataí bees at the entrance to their nest in the Brazilian village of Ytu.

Jataí bees at the entrance to their nest in the Brazilian village of Ytu.

Brazil's Indigenous guardian of stingless bees

Marcio Karai protects native stingless bees and preserves the traditional knowledge of the Guarani Indigenous people.

A casually dressed woman stands in front of a vehicle with one hand on its hood.

A casually dressed woman stands in front of a vehicle with one hand on its hood.

From petitions to memes: How students made dissent visible

From imperial China to modern India, student movements have repeatedly adapted the tools and symbols of their age.

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A few tourists on the beach by the sea in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, seen from directly above in a drone shot. The water is brown and cloudy

A few tourists on the beach by the sea in Puerto Morelos, Mexico, seen from directly above in a drone shot. The water is brown and cloudy

Algae bloom off Mexico's coast scares away tourists

Sargassum algae are polluting Mexico's Caribbean coast, clouding the water and releasing strong odors.

Nestled amid dense, lush green mountain slopes lies a sprawling historic stone complex. Several well-preserved buildings and walls enclose manicured lawns, while terraced stone walls wind their way down the slope. A light mist hangs over the upper part of the complex.

Nestled amid dense, lush green mountain slopes lies a sprawling historic stone complex. Several well-preserved buildings and walls enclose manicured lawns, while terraced stone walls wind their way down the slope. A light mist hangs over the upper part of the complex.

Choquequirao: How easier access will impact the remote site

A cable car is set to open Choquequirao to millions of visitors. What does that mean for nature and local communities?

People line up to scan their faces before entering a football stadium

People line up to scan their faces before entering a football stadium

Brazil's facial authentication is popular, but risks remain

Facial authentication in Brazil aims to prevent violence and identify suspects. But experts warn of personal data risks.

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