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By Dave Sherwood and Alien Fernandez SANTIAGO DE CUBA (Reuters) – A crowd swarms the steps of a small state-run market on the outskirts of Santiago, Cuba’s second-largest city, sweating and shouting,…

By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) -Visa and Mastercard reached an estimated $30 billion settlement to limit credit and debit card fees for merchants, with some savings likely to be passed on…

By Guy Faulconbridge, Alexander Marrow and Mark Trevelyan MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia said on Saturday it had arrested all four gunmen suspected of carrying out a shooting massacre in a concert hall near…

By James Pomfret, Jessie Pang and Greg Torode HONG KONG (Reuters) -A new national security law came into force in Hong Kong on Saturday despite growing international criticism that it could erode…

By Max Hunder and Tom Balmforth KYIV (Reuters) – Russia pounded Ukrainian power facilities on Friday in an attack described by Kyiv as the largest airstrike on its energy infrastructure in two…

By Jonathan Allen SEAFORD, New York (Reuters) – For years, New York’s Long Island Roller Rebels have welcomed transgender women to strap on skates and body padding and join their women’s roller…

By Giulia Paravicini, Jonathan Saul and Abdiqani Hassan MOGADISHU (Reuters) – As a speed boat carrying more than a dozen Somali pirates bore down on their position in the western Indian Ocean,…

By Ralph Tedy Erol and Sarah Morland (Reuters) -Suspected gang members were killed during an attack on the Petion-Ville neighborhood on the southern outskirts of Haiti’s capital, as a clash with police…

By Kanishka Singh (Reuters) – Hong Kong’s new national security law “fails to safeguard” human rights and basic freedoms, Canada said on Wednesday, joining the European Union, the United States, the United…

By Aidan Lewis (Reuters) -Famine is imminent and likely to occur by May in northern Gaza and could spread across the enclave by July, a U.N.-backed report said on Monday, after more…

By Dave Sherwood HAVANA (Reuters) -Hundreds in Cuba’s second-largest city, Santiago, engaged in a rare public protest on Sunday, according to social media and official reports, prompting Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel to…

By Lucinda Elliott and Miguel Lo Bianco BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – When Ilia Gafarov and Nadia Gafarova host the grand opening of their “banya”, a traditional Russian sauna, in April, they hope…

By Philip Pullella VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Pope Francis, at 87 increasingly weak and wobbly, takes a trip down memory lane and speaks of his hopes for the Roman Catholic Church’s future…

By Harold Isaac PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) -A powerful gang leader in Haiti has issued a threatening message aimed at political leaders who would participate in a planned transition council, as fires broke out…