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An international overhaul to tax tech companies is at a standstill, so Canada is forging ahead with another plan.

A six-month truce began on Thursday between the government and the largest remaining insurgency, the far-left group known as the National Liberation Army.

The Canadian prime minister and his wife have been married for 18 years and share three children.

The city of Chihuahua said it would impose hefty fines on bands that perform songs with lyrics that “promote violence against women.”

As the country’s right-wing government takes a hard line on Mediterranean immigration, the hip-hop artist Ghali has become a prominent voice of compassion.

The choreography of finding and clearing unexploded, decades-old munitions has become routine on Germany’s northern coast.

“Some people think I look too human when I stand up,” the Hangzhou Zoo’s statement said, after a video prompted internet conspiracy theories. “I am a Malayan sun bear!”

India’s opposition is trying to force the prime minister to address the violence in Manipur, which has killed more than 150 people and displaced 60,000 others.

The arrest of Nicolás Petro poses another test for President Gustavo Petro, who has struggled to push many of his reforms through a divided Congress.

A deadly missile strike on a crowded restaurant wounded three Colombians who hope to build support for Ukraine in a continent that has avoided taking sides.