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Police and soldiers from Guatemala, El Salvador arrive for Haiti mission
The 83 security personnel included an advance team of eight soldiers from El Salvador and the first 75 of 150 military police officers from Guatemala
Syria militias go after former regime soldiers, spies
The forces over the past few weeks have raided and arrested security officials who they said worked under Assad's notorious web of intelligence and security branches
Raja Casablanca, Mamelodi Sundowns face off in Champions League
Raja sit bottom of group B having suffered two defeats and a draw. Mamelodi sit joint top of the group with 5 points
London Zoo caries out census of its huge population
London Zoo began its annual stocktake on Friday, counting over 10,000 animals of various species.
French and German foreign ministers make historic visit to Damascus
While progress has been made, Western nations, including France and Germany, have maintained HTS's designation as a terrorist organization. Baerbock also stressed the importance of not delaying democratic elections, noting that human rights and political reforms must not be undermined during the tra
Cristiano Ronaldo reflects on Al-Nassr journey: “Life is good, but I want more”
As Ronaldo looks ahead, his commitment to both personal excellence and the growth of Saudi football underscores his enduring influence in the world of sports.
The entrepreneur tackling Uganda’s second-hand clothing problem
Uganda imports around 80,000 tonnes of second-hand clothes every year, according to data by the Uganda Revenue Authority. One entrepreneur has found a solution against the masses of fabric flooding the country: upcycling.
See images of the Tesla exploding outside the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas
Investigators are trying to understand the motives of the perpetrator of Wednesday's explosion, a highly decorated soldier.
Burkina Faso: Two jailed for life over 2017 restaurant attack
A court in Burkina Faso has sentenced two people to life in prison over a deadly 2017 attack on a Turkish restaurant that killed 19, officials said
56 Kkilled in Israeli strikes as ceasefire talks expected to resume
In parallel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorized a delegation to travel to Qatar on Friday to restart stalled U.S.-mediated ceasefire talks. The delegation includes members of Mossad, Shin Bet, and the military, as efforts continue to address the prolonged conflict.