Che Guevara monument welcomed over 4 million visitors
Che Guevara monument in Cuba’s city Santa Clara, it received exactly four million visitors since its founding in December of…
ReadFARC pushes for progress in Colombian peace dialogues
FARC rebels on Thursday expressed a desire to close the topic of “victims of the conflict” and have presented new…
ReadGunman kills nine people in South Carolina church shooting
Security forces confirmed that the attack took place at a church in Charleston, South Carolina. The Charleston Police Department said…
ReadTsipras attacks creditors, but lobbies for bailout
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is to meet on Tuesday with the leaders of several opposition parties, reportedly to sound…
ReadSYRIZA begins to talk ‘compromise’ on bailout
The Greek ruling coalition has admitted on Friday that it may have to accept an unpopular compromise agreement in order…
ReadPope Francis stresses need to resolve ‘grave humanitarian situation’
Pope Francis on Wednesday urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to make a “sincere and great effort” to bring peace to…
ReadBrazil football legend Zico to run for FIFA presidency
Brazilian footballing legend Zico confirmed Wednesday his intention to stand for FIFA president, after Sepp Blatter announced last week he…
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Football
Barca renew deal with Dani Alves
La Liga champion Barcelona have extended their Brazilian right-back Daniel Alves' contract until the end of 2016-17 season.
Read How Turkey’s next government will be formed
As no political party managed to achieve a majority in Sunday’s general election in Turkey, the country is expected to…
ReadTurkish president Erdogan calls for post-vote responsibility
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday called on political parties to evaluate Sunday’s election results and behave responsibly.
ReadCuban doctors suffer consequences of corruption in Guatemala
At least 147 Cuban medical doctors working on contracts in remote rural areas of Guatemala are suffering the consequences of…
ReadFirst Turk to sail the globe Sadun Boro dies at 87
Sadun Boro, the first Turk to sail across the globe, has passed away at the age of 87.
ReadTruth commission planned in Colombia after peace talks
Representatives at peace talks in Havana between Colombia and guerrilla fighters announced Thursday the creation of the format to produce…
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