Politics

Prosecutors are seeking a 30-year jail term for Fujimori over claims of corrupt funding in previous election campaigns.

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega’s government has arrested 17 opposition figures this month.

As Republicans seek to impose stricter voting rules across the US, Democrats say voting rights are being infringed upon.

Pardons expected to be approved by cabinet on Tuesday, a move some analysts say could deepen divide.

Social Democrat leader defeated after nearly seven years in power over plan to ease rent controls for new-builds.

Meanwhile, conservatives surged ahead in the poll, a dress rehearsal for next year’s presidential vote.

President Pinera says assembly drafting new constitution to replace Pinochet-era charter will begin work on July 4.

Is the Nigerian government’s Twitter ban more about controlling dissent than about regulating the platform?

Risking division within the US Catholic Church, bishops take aim at a Catholic president who supports abortion rights.

The US vice president is encouraging jabs among minority groups whose rates of vaccination are lower than average.

Parliament resolution, which also bans denying the genocide, comes as the justice minister is sacked for doing so.

North Korean leader stresses preparedness in responding to US in his first direct statement since Biden’s inauguration.

Myanmar’s UN envoy, Kyaw Moe Tun, calls for ‘effective collective measures’ including arms embargo against the country.

Danny Fenster makes appearance on ‘incitement’ charge, but the US consular authorities have not been able to see him.