Controversially tough-on-crime Rodrigo Duterte is no longer president of the Philippines. But, in an echo of protests that occurred when Duterte was in power between June 2016 and June 2022, demonstrators recently took to the streets of the Filipino capital, Manila, to protest against violence...
Read full story →Thousands of protesters supporting former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro stormed the country’s key government buildings in the capital Sunday, a little over a week after a new leftist president took office, the Wall Street Journal reported. Demonstrators dressed in Brazil’s national green and yellow colors charged...
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Mali’s military junta pardoned and suspended the sentences of 49 Ivorian troops over the weekend, bringing an end to a diplomatic spat that had underscored the West African country’s growing isolation and poor relations with its neighbors, the New York Times reported. Malian authorities had detained...
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Myanmar’s ruling military held talks this week with three armed ethnic groups to organize elections in areas under rebel control in the run-up to general elections in 2023, nearly two years after the junta ousted the democratically elected government in a coup, Al Jazeera reported. State...
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Glass frogs of Central and South America have the ability to become “invisible” to evade predators, NPR reported. The half-dollar-sized amphibians are known for their transparent skin that can reveal their internal organs. Initially, researcher Jesse Delia took pictures of the small animal’s circulatory system as part...
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