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Libyas interim prime minister said Monday that he'll run for president if that's what the people want, a day after the son of the countrys late dictator Moammar Gadhafi emerged after years of hiding and announced his candidacy for the countrys top office.

Cuba reopened schools and its borders to international tourism on Monday as opposition groups urged supporters to protest for greater political freedoms, setting up a tense showdown between the government and its critics on the Caribbean island.

Nguyen Tri Gioan, 42, was convicted of making, storing, spreading information, materials, items for the purpose of opposing the state

Spain, Serbia and Croatia are heading to next year's World Cup. Sweden, Portugal and Russia aren't not yet, anyway.

The signs that an attack was imminent inside the largest prison in Ecuadors coastal city of Guayaquil could not have been clearer.

Counterterrorism officers arrested three people after a vehicle explosion outside the Women's Hospital in Liverpool, northern England, left one person dead and another injured on Sunday, police said, adding that they were leading the investigation.

Unidentified assailants killed seven police officers and wounded five more in northern Burkina Faso on Friday morning, the government said in a statement.

One of the latest, in early November, saw IS fighters raid the Kabul National Military Hospital, killing at least 19 people and injuring more than 50.

The litigation is one of many involving Trump and his business and comes as the company has been indicted on New York state charges relating to an alleged 15-year tax fraud scheme and faces ongoing civil and criminal investigations.

The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection has issued almost three dozen subpoenas as it aggressively seeks information about the origins of the attack and what former President Donald Trump did or didnt do to stop it.

Russia traded barbs with Western members of the U.N. Security Council on Thursday over a crisis on the border between Belarus and Poland, with Russia's deputy U.N. envoy suggesting his European colleagues have "masochist inclinations."

Brazil on Thursday became the first country to allow imports of flour made with genetically modified wheat, though shipments of the new variety developed in Argentina are unlikely anytime soon due to opposition from Brazilian millers and global consumers.

Russia and Croatia each recorded big wins in World Cup qualifying Friday to set up a deciding game for an automatic spot at next year's tournament.

A puzzling, broaddaylight shooting at a smalltown trailer park is renewing concerns among activists about how justice is doled out when a Black person is killed in Missouri.

The last three school districts in Florida that required at least some students to wear masks are dropping their mandates for student facial coverings.

Federal officials plan to start by examining lung and breathing problems but said they will expand the effort as science identifies potential new connections.