Trump Pardons Ex-Honduran President, Threatens Aid Cut Over Election
President Trump announces pardon for convicted drug trafficker Juan Orlando Hernandez while threatening Honduras with aid cuts if his preferred candidate loses Sunday's election.
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President Trump announces pardon for convicted drug trafficker Juan Orlando Hernandez while threatening Honduras with aid cuts if his preferred candidate loses Sunday's election.
Guinea-Bissau's opposition accuses the president of orchestrating a constitutional coup by placing a military general in government leadership to maintain power through proxy control.
West African nation plunges into crisis as military forms ruling command following contested presidential poll. Both main candidates claimed victory before army intervention.
Pope's ceremonial struggles during Istanbul cathedral plaque unveiling underscore broader Vatican efforts to strengthen ties with Eastern Orthodox Church.
Peru announces state of emergency to control border crossings as undocumented migrants flee Chile ahead of anticipated immigration enforcement measures.
A deadly Hong Kong fire reveals critical safety failures as survivors report no alarms and blocked windows, highlighting broader housing safety concerns in the territory.
The breakaway R360 rugby competition postpones its launch by two years until 2028, releasing players from contracts as commercial viability questions mount.
PM Carney strikes deal with Alberta to ease environmental regulations for new pipeline project as Canada seeks to reduce economic dependence on the United States.
President Sissoco Embaló evacuated to Senegal on military aircraft following coup attempt. West Africa faces another democratic setback amid regional instability.
Brazilian-born Bruna Ferreira was detained by ICE while picking up her child, creating controversy around White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's family.
The United States has suspended immigration applications for Afghan nationals following a shooting incident at a National Guard facility involving an Afghan gunman who entered the country in 2021.
Armed forces seize control in Guinea-Bissau, detaining the president amid election uncertainty. The West African nation faces another political crisis threatening regional stability.