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The face in the photo has become well-known in Sudan. The fighter, with his medium-length hair framing a bearded face, has appeared in numerous videos. Sometimes he smiles, even as he kills... Read more »

Inmates at an infamous high-security military prison in Chile, which houses the perpetrators of dictatorship-era human rights crimes, are set to lose their privileged conditions under plans to incorporate the prison into... Read more »

Quebec Premier François Legault and his Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) government are aggressively moving forward with the economic “shock therapy” that the premier pledged when shuffling his cabinet in September. Key elements... Read more »

The announcement comes less than week after Amazon laid off 14,000 people. OpenAI has signed a new deal valued at $38bn with Amazon that will allow the artificial intelligence giant to run... Read more »

Are you a Minneapolis Public Schools educator? Tell the WSWS what you think about the contract negotiations, budget cuts and strike vote. Your comments will be published anonymously to protect your identity.... Read more »

Catatumbo, Colombia – The Catatumbo region, which stretches along the border with Venezuela in the department of Norte de Santander, is Colombia’s most volatile frontier. Endowed with oil reserves and coca crops... Read more »

After the Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara was executed in October 1967, his body was placed on display to the press by the US-supported Bolivian army in the remote town of Vallegrande. The... Read more »

On October 14, Chancellor Friedrich Merz denounced immigrants as a “problem in the urban environment” that had to be solved through more deportations. Since then, debate over his statement has not subsided... Read more »

Al-Sharaa’s trip, planned for November 10, will be first-ever visit by a Syrian president to the White House. United States President Donald Trump will host Syria’s interim leader, Ahmad al-Sharaa, for talks... Read more »