This suspension order, which was issued just before Arévalo’s party was declared victorious, triggered considerable confusion immediately following the election and raised doubts about his victory. This decision effectively reinstated the legal status of Arévalo’s party, momentarily thwarting the efforts of opposing political factions to undermine his victory.
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Prigozhin’s death, along with the sheer amount of attrition over the past year, means The Wagner Group “no longer exists.”
Read MoreThis comes at a point of increasing domestic and international diplomatic activity to end the country’s eight-year conflict before the current truce ends.
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Recently, the Mexican government announced that it will be charging multiple immigration officers, security guards, and the suspect who started the fire, reports NPR.
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The military’s continued attacks against civilians have generated growing calls for accountability for those responsible for these reported atrocities.
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Sensitive intelligence documents from the Pentagon, originally leaked on the online platform Discord in early April, are the largest public breach of classified U.S. intelligence since WikiLeaks between 2006 and 2021, according to Politico.
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As Muslim worshippers in Jerusalem took part in their Ramadan prayers, Israeli forces forcibly entered the al-Aqsa Mosque for a second consecutive night in a row on April 5.
Read MoreSudan’s military has been a dominant force in the country’s politics since its independence in 1956, staging coups and fighting domestic wars.
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On Monday, April 10, after three days of recurring military exercises near Taiwan, the Chinese government implied that it was “ready to fight” and could be pushed to begin engaging in active, armed conflict
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Vladimir Putin announced that while he would not be withdrawing fully from the treaty (which does not expire until 2026), Russia will no longer allow the United States to inspect its nuclear sites.
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