Bolivia orders arrest of Evo Morales for failing to appear at child trafficking trial
The former president, who is in hiding in the Chapare coca-growing region, is accused of impregnating a minor while he was in office
Initial genetic analysis of the ‘MV Hondius’ hantavirus outbreak confirms it belongs to the Andes strain and rules out mutations
The sequencing was performed using material from the Swiss patient on board the cruise ship
Inside Blake Lively’s legal (and media) battle against Justin Baldoni: When everyone loses, from money to reputation
Although both claim victory after reaching a settlement, the actress secured a public apology — but no payment from the director of ‘It Ends with Us.’ That may change: a major, multimillion‑dollar claim is still pending
Dean Potter, the climber who dreamed of his own death every night
‘The Dark Wizard’ offers never-before-seen footage and personal accounts that evoke the heyday of the American mountaineer
Dracula’s castle is bought by US entrepreneur in charge of Elvis Presley’s estate
The writer Bram Stoker was never in Romania, and the main character had no connection with the place, yet the stone fortress remains one of the country’s top tourist attractions
Alberta pushes for independence: Separatists hope to hold a referendum in October to secede from Canada
The breakaway movement in the country’s richest province is fueled by exasperation with the federal government and by Trump’s influence
Venezuela through the polls: Venezuelans trust Chevron more than their own president
After years in the shadows, polling returns to the country following Maduro’s downfall. The figures point to guarded hope, persistent mistrust and an economic crisis that frames daily life
Moulay Hassan, the crown prince learning to reign in Morocco
After recovering from several ailments, Mohammed VI is encouraging the heir to the throne to represent him at official events, and is elevating him to one of the highest military positions
NATO’s eastern flank fears greater exposure to Russia as US pulls away
Poland’s foreign minister warned: ‘Putin is desperate, so he might do something desperate’
A Grammy winner, a journalist, a firefighter: The Democrats’ biggest bets to win the US midterms
The opposition party expands the list of swing districts under Republican control, where it hopes to win with candidates who are relative newcomers to politics and have moderate views
What Chinese citizens think about Trump’s visit: ‘I don’t welcome him because he has started wars’
Some citizens of the Asian giant view the president’s trip to Beijing with suspicion, while others consider the meeting with Xi Jinping a positive step
Spain rolls out unprecedented operation to disembark evacuees of hantavirus-stricken cruise ship
Most passengers walked out of the ‘MV Hondius’ on Sunday, with a few more set to do so Monday. The health minister called it a ‘day of national pride’ despite having to overcome a refusal by authorities in the Canary Islands to let the ship dock
WHO faces deadlock over pandemic treaty amid crisis over hantavirus outbreak
The main sticking point is the mechanism that will define how nations share samples and sequences of viruses with pandemic potential and, in return, obtain access to vaccines
Faustino Oro: The second-youngest chess grandmaster in history
The Argentine player based in Badalona seals his latest milestone at the Sardinia Open, extending a remarkable streak of early achievements
María Corina Machado: ‘The position of the United States and other allies weighs on my decision to return, the timing has to be right’
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate calls for elections to guarantee Venezuela's sovereignty
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