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A Russian spy couple, Artem Viktorovich Dultsev and Anna Valerevna Dultseva, and their children returned to Russia as part of the largest prisoner swap between the West and Russia since the Cold War. Posing as an Argentine couple in Slovenia, they were arrested for espionage in 2022. On the flight to Moscow, their children, who spoke no Russian and were unaware of their heritage, learned of their nationality. The exchange included 24 prisoners, with 16 Western detainees in Russian jails and eight Russians held in the West, including Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich.
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Karol G continues to prove there are few boundaries left for her to cross. The Colombian superstar has teamed up with Bruno Mars for “Still,” an emotional pop ballad featured on her latest album, No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto. The collaboration brings together two...
Yes — James Rodríguez has retired from the Colombian national team, not from professional soccer altogether. He announced it today, September 15, at age 35, ending a 15-year international career. He’ll continue playing club football after recently signing with...
Could Toronto Pearson Go Private? Canada Wants Investors to Help Run Its Biggest Airports One of Canada's biggest airports could soon be run very differently. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday that the federal government plans to seek private investment to...
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Could Canadians Soon Be Able to Live and Work More Freely in Europe? Imagine being Canadian and having the ability to move to Europe, take a job and live there without navigating the complicated...
Nicaragua has a new queen — and she’s bringing Caribbean representation with her. Jasmine Blandford has officially been crowned Miss Universe Nicaragua 2026 and will represent the Central American...
Ecuador is facing a growing crisis that is happening largely out of sight. More than 300,000 Ecuadorians have been forced to leave their homes over the past three years because of escalating...
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