In polarizing election, Peru hears echoes of the past Sebastian Castaneda/Reuters Peru’s right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori and socialist candidate Pedro Castillo wave at the end of their debate
Austrians push for action amid rise in violence against women Following a series of high-profile killings of women in Austria, activists are focusing on the enforcement of domestic
An Indigenous children’s grave unearths Canada’s grim history Dennis Owen/Reuters Kamloops residents and First Nations peoples gather to listen to drummers and singers at a memorial in front
In Uganda, a culture clash over defining land ownership The government of Uganda has been handing out formal land titles to rural dwellers to reduce conflict and provide
Mexico midterms: Why AMLO still has voters’ hopes on his side Eduardo Verdugo/AP Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his wife, Beatriz Gutiérrez Müller, attend a ceremony
