Tens of thousands of people remained stranded in Aleppo Friday after an on-again, off-again mass evacuation halted. Syrian government forces backed by foreign militias and Russian airpower took over nearly all of the large...
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Friday for his efforts to end the country’s 52-year-old armed conflict. The announcement comes just days after Colombian voters narrowly rejected the peace...
By a very slim margin, Colombian voters rejected a peace agreement between the government and the FARC, the nation’s largest rebel group, in a nationwide referendum vote on Sunday. In Bogota and the majority...
A truce that began September 1st appears to be holding in eastern Ukraine. The date coincided with the beginning of the school term – a so-called back-to-school ceasefire. Civilians are cautiously optimistic that some...
Pakistan hosts one of the largest refugee populations in the world, and more than 1.5 million of those refugees are from neighboring Afghanistan. Many refugees first arrived decades ago during the Soviet invasion of...
(Originally aired November, 24, 2006) There are 85 indigenous groups in Colombia, and nearly one-third of them are in danger of extinction because of the U.S. funded armed conflict being fought by Colombian state...
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