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Roger Federer reveals how he broke down after cancellation of exhibition match against Alexander Zverev due to riots in Bogota

Roger Federer admits he suffered a bit of a breakdown during last month’s tour of Mexico and South America after rioting in Colombian capital Bogota forced him to cancel his exhibition match against German’s Alexander Zverev.

Mumbai’s traffic flow worst in the world, Delhi at fourth spot, finds report; congestion down in two cities from 2018

Traffic flow in Mumbai is the worst in the world while Delhi is close behind at fourth position, according to a new report detailing the traffic situation in 56 countries

Man Booker International Prize 2019 shortlist announced; Annie Ernaux, Olga Tokarczuk among authors named

Of the six works under consideration for the Man Booker International Prize 2019 is author Olga Tokarczuk's Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, translated into English by Antonia Lloyd-Jones.

Car bomb attack at Colombia police cadet training academy leaves 21 dead; government declares three days of mourning

The bomber – who authorities confirmed was killed in the attack – struck at Colombia's General Francisco de Paula Santander Officer's School in the south of Bogota during a promotion ceremony for cadets

Donald Trump to become first US president to skip South American summit, will stay back to 'oversee response to Syria'

President Donald Trump plans to send Vice-President Mike Pence to an upcoming summit in South America the president has decided to skip

Five killed, 41 injured in bomb attack on Colombia police station; 31-year-old suspect in custody

At least five police officers were killed and 41 others wounded when alleged drug traffickers detonated a remote controlled bomb at a station in Colombia

Colombia explosion: 5 security officials killed, 41 injured in attack at police station in Barranquilla

At least five police officers were killed and 41 others wounded in Colombia's Barranquilla when alleged drug traffickers detonated a remote controlled bomb at a station.

Pope Francis makes reconciliation his central theme on five-day visit to Colombia

Pope Francis heads into an area once besieged by leftist rebels to pray with victims of Colombia's long conflict and urge them to overcome their grief by forgiving their former

Colombia: Attack on UN office monitoring disarming of FARC rebels injures police officer

A police officer was injured on Monday in an attack on a United Nations mission monitoring the disarming of FARC rebels in Colombia

Colombia coal mines blast: Death toll rises to 13, search operation continues

The Colombian emergency crews have ended their rescue efforts at two coal mines, where an explosion left at least 13 miners dead and one injured