The Philippines has sent back tonnes of rubbish to Canada.
According to officials, the trash was falsely labelled as plastic recycling.
It was sent from Canada to Manila back in 2014 and has since been lying in the Philippines.
Canada has agreed to cover the full cost of its transfer.
They'll also pay for its disposal.
The matter had caused a full-out diplomatic spat between the two countries.
At one stage President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to "sail to Canada and dump their garbage there".
Trump says he paused attack on Iran as negotiations continue
US President Donald Trump said on Monday he had paused a planned attack against Iran to allow for negotiations to take place on a deal to end the US-Israeli war, after Iran sent a new peace proposal to Washington.
Pakistan sends new Iranian peace proposal to US
Iran sent a new peace proposal to the United States with terms that appeared similar to offers Washington has previously rejected, although a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Monday that the US had softened positions on some issues.
Protests erupt over Kenya fuel price hikes, strike strands commuters
Protests over fuel price hikes prompted by the Iran war erupted in several Kenyan towns on Monday, including a nationwide public transport strike that stranded commuters and forced many people to walk to work.
Philippines opens impeachment trial of VP Duterte amid political turmoil
The Philippine Senate, sitting as an impeachment court on Monday, opened the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, who if convicted faces a ban from holding public office that could derail her ambitions to become president in 2028.
At least 9 killed in southwest China after truck falls into river in heavy rain
At least nine people died after a pickup truck carrying 15 passengers fell into a flooded river in China's southwestern region of Guangxi amid heavy rain, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Monday.
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