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The ceremony features in the film The Ghost Rainforest, which will get its Scottish premiere on Saturday.

The Cuban embassy is asking for further details on how it can assist the SWAH in Enniskillen.

A look at one waterway clogged with rubbish as the UN global water summit takes place.

Former top judge Sergio Moro accuses a crime group of planning to target himself and his family.

The Brazilian supermodel and US football star split after 13 years of marriage last October.

Ecuador's government condemns the attack after journalists nationwide are targeted.

Colombia's president says the gang has not stopped its illegal activities and is behind recent attacks.

A 6.7-magnitude quake off Ecuador's southern coast left people trapped in collapsed houses.

Organised crime members are carrying out attacks in several cities to protest against prison conditions.

After Covid lockdowns hit both demand and supply, production is at record levels, the UN says.

Recovering forests offset just 26% of carbon emissions from new logging and wildfire, say scientists.

The island will have formal diplomatic ties with only 13 countries if Honduras switches.

Inflation hits triple digits for the first time since the period of hyperinflation in the early 1990s.

Declassified documents reveal confusion, delays and missed opportunities in the Falklands bombing.

Hundreds of people, mostly Venezuelans, were met with barbed wire and police in riot gear.

Texan officials say that cartel violence represents a significant threat for those entering Mexico.

Mexico's gangs adopt a warped code of ethics - and the kidnap of Americans broke the rules.