Colombia lifts general suspension on firearm permits
President Abelardo de la Espriella lifted the blanket ban on gun permits Tuesday, restoring individual licenses while maintaining existing legal controls and requirements.
Iran's state atomic energy organization expressed interest in constructing additional nuclear reactors with Russia's involvement, according to Rosatom's chief.
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TV Globo announces 'Avenida Brasil 2' for January 2027
Brazilian broadcaster confirms sequel to 2012 hit telenovela, written by João Emanuel Carneiro, to premiere as next 9 p.m. slot.
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Polish journalist Andrzej Poczobut returns to Belarus after five years
Poczobut crossed the Polish border at Bobrowniki on Tuesday, returning to Belarus after his release from detention in late April.
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U.S. private firm agrees to develop 17 Venezuelan oil fields
North American Blue Energy Partners signed a deal with the Trump administration to operate oil production areas in Venezuela's major basins.
Serbian officials attend memorial for convicted war criminal Mladić
Ratko Mladić, who died August 27 in The Hague while serving a life sentence, was honored Saturday in Belgrade with around 300 attendees including government ministers.
Drone attack kills three soldiers at Colombian military garrison
Rebels blamed for Friday strike on Ocaña base using approximately 20 explosive-laden drones; president vows response.
Pentagon launches polygraph tests on military officials over munitions leak
The Pentagon is conducting lie-detector tests on approximately 50 members of the Joint Staff to identify who disclosed classified information about U.S. munitions stockpiles.
U.S. ambassador to NATO warns against hybrid warfare against allies
Matthew Whitaker said NATO members should not tolerate deliberate hybrid war actions and the U.S. will stand with allied nations facing such incidents.
Guyana receives first six deportees under Trump third-country program
Cuban and Afghan nationals arrived Friday after vetting found no criminal backgrounds, officials said.
Ukrainian soldier calls for protest against Zelenskyy in Kyiv
A serviceman from Ukraine's 41st brigade urged citizens to demonstrate September 10 at the president's office, citing medical neglect and army funding concerns.
U.S. Embassy in Bahrain warns Americans of heightened regional tensions
The embassy cautioned U.S. citizens in the Middle East about potential security escalation, flight disruptions, and past Iranian strikes on civilian infrastructure.
Antonelli wins Italian Grand Prix from 19th, ends Italy's 60-year drought
The 20-year-old Mercedes driver claimed his seventh victory of the season at Monza, the first Italian winner at home since 1966.
Turkish actor Serhat Kılıç found dead in Istanbul home
The 51-year-old performer was discovered unresponsive in his apartment Saturday after his girlfriend could not reach him since Thursday.
Carlos Alberto Parreira discharged after 80 days in Rio hospital
Brazil's 1994 World Cup-winning coach left the hospital Saturday following treatment for lung inflammation and related complications.
Putin orders 72-hour halt to Kyiv attacks amid U.S. envoy visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a three-day pause in strikes on Ukraine's capital, coinciding with visits by U.S. envoys Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner.