COP31 Begins in Antalya With a Focus on Energy Transition and Climate Finance
COP31, which began in Antalya, seeks to accelerate the transition toward clean energy and mobilize climate finance, in light of rising global temperatures and the need to translate international commitments into concrete actions for the most vulnerable countries.
Bolivia’s Urban Teachers Begin 48-Hour Nationwide Strike
Urban teachers across Bolivia have launched a 48-hour nationwide strike against the government's education decentralization proposal. The action coincides with a hunger strike entering its sixth day, with two educators withdrawing because of health complications.
France: Unions Call for a National Strike Over Wage Measures
French trade unions, led by the CGT and the CFDT, have called for a new national strike on November 17, deeming the government’s measures—in response to the loss of purchasing power and social spending cuts—to be insufficient.
Venezuela Expresses Condolences to Egypt
Venezuela expressed its condolences and solidarity with Egypt following a collision between two trains in Giza, as authorities investigate the causes of the accident.
Cuba Highlights Scope of the New Science Law
Cuba has published a new General Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation, which seeks to link research, innovation, and scientific knowledge with the country’s economic and social development.
Cuban University Students Win International Programming Contest
The UH Pop team, from the University of Havana, won first place in the ICPC regional competition by solving eight out of 13 problems, and received recognition for their speed and exceptional performance.
Mexico has Secured Six Medals at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games
Mexico reached a total of six medals—one silver and five bronze—at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, following podium finishes by Karen Ríos in beach wrestling and Kendra Duany in the discus throw.
Exhibition in Lima Brings Together Paintings of Peru and Cuba
An exhibition of paintings centered on Peruvian and Cuban themes—featuring works by 16 Peruvian artists—has been organized by the Embassy of Cuba and the College of Engineers of Peru–Lima (CIPL) exalting Cuban culture. RELATED: Colombia Museum Restores 63 Pieces After Court Reverses Government Censorship The exhibition, titled “On the Fabric of the Wind” (in spanish […]
ANC Wins South African Local Elections With Record-Low 30.76%
South Africa's ANC won 30.76% of the vote in municipal elections, its worst result since 1994. The party faces coalition negotiations as voters demand better municipal services and economic conditions.
Indigenous Land Demarcation Brazil: 72 Territories Advance Under Lula
Indigenous land demarcation in Brazil advances as Lula’s government prepares new processes amid rising violence against Guarani Kaiowá communities. Related: Spanish PM: The Far Right Will Crumble in Spain as It Did in Brazil and the US Indigenous Land Demarcation Brazil: 72 Territories Advance Under Lula Brazil’s government is preparing new Indigenous land demarcation processes […]
Sport
Show allMexico reached a total of six medals—one silver and five bronze—at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, following podium finishes by Karen Ríos in beach wrestling and Kendra Duany in the discus throw.
He leaves the team as the all-time leading scorer in men’s international football. On Thursday, Cristiano Ronaldo announced his definitive retirement from the Portuguese national team, bringing to a close a 23-year international career during which he became one of the greatest figures in football. RELATED: Cristiano Ronaldo Makes History: Scores at Sixth World Cup […]
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Executive Committee voted unanimously to restore the Africa Cup of Nations to a two-year cycle, citing the need to protect financial stability and support the development of member federations. The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed that the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) will continue to take place […]
The 49th edition of the Dakar Rally will take place from January 9 to 23, 2027, spanning from the Portuguese Algarve to Marrakech. This exceptional change of venue follows the decision not to hold the event in Saudi Arabia due to conflicts involving the Houthis; however, the organizers have confirmed that the Arab nation will […]
The Dominican Professional Baseball League (LIDOM) will hold three games this Thursday, with the Tigres del Licey currently in first place.
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Latin America and The Caribbean
Show allColombia’s state ombudsman issued an urgent alert Monday over deteriorating security in southern Bolivar, two days after a bomb attack on an army base killed three soldiers. Colombia’s ombudsman office, issued the alert on Monday, November 9, warning of a deepening humanitarian crisis in southern Bolivar, a department in the north of the country. The […]
Venezuela expressed its condolences and solidarity with Egypt following a collision between two trains in Giza, as authorities investigate the causes of the accident.
Cuba has published a new General Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation, which seeks to link research, innovation, and scientific knowledge with the country’s economic and social development.
The UH Pop team, from the University of Havana, won first place in the ICPC regional competition by solving eight out of 13 problems, and received recognition for their speed and exceptional performance.
Pope Leo XIV warned that corruption erodes public trust in institutions during his first official speech in Argentina. The pontiff also addressed economic development, labor, education, sustainability and artificial intelligence.
World
Show allFrench trade unions, led by the CGT and the CFDT, have called for a new national strike on November 17, deeming the government’s measures—in response to the loss of purchasing power and social spending cuts—to be insufficient.
Heavy rains in Gaza caused a sand embankment to collapse onto tents housing displaced people in Deir al-Balah, leaving five dead—including three children and a pregnant woman—as the humanitarian crisis worsens due to flooding, a lack of adequate shelter, and restrictions on the entry of aid.
COP31, which began in Antalya, seeks to accelerate the transition toward clean energy and mobilize climate finance, in light of rising global temperatures and the need to translate international commitments into concrete actions for the most vulnerable countries.
Gaza authorities are demanding urgent access for shelter supplies as storms flood displacement camps, leaving hundreds of thousands exposed. Five Palestinians, including three children, have died, while thousands of tents remain blocked at border crossings.
South Africa's ANC won 30.76% of the vote in municipal elections, its worst result since 1994. The party faces coalition negotiations as voters demand better municipal services and economic conditions.
Technology
Show allThe aircraft will be able to carry up to 907 kilograms of experimental equipment. On Wednesday, NASA unveiled the X-70 Fractal, a new experimental crewed aircraft designed to test advanced aeronautical technologies and contribute to developing future generations of aircraft. RELATED: NASA Advances Lunar Rover Development for Future Moon Base The presentation took place at […]
Nokia predicts that traffic originating from autonomous AI agents will increase 160-fold by 2035. On Wednesday, Finnish company Nokia reported that global data traffic will quadruple by 2035, reaching approximately 3,789 exabytes per month, driven primarily by the growth of artificial intelligence. RELATED: New York Signs Law to Protect Children From Artificial Intelligence Chatbots The […]
The neuroscientist is investigating whether the brain has an internal map before an animal begins exploring its surroundings. Even before we begin exploring the world, the brain may have a kind of internal map, “like a GPS,” ready to guide us. This hypothesis, which is still under investigation, fascinates Norwegian neuroscientist May-Britt Moser, the 2014 […]
The rover will be delivered to the lunar surface by Blue Origin’s Blue Moon Mark 1 lander. On Tuesday, NASA provided an update on the development of crewed and robotic lunar rovers to support its planned Moon Base initiative, highlighting efforts to develop the surface mobility capabilities needed for future exploration and sustained human operations […]
The agreement will allow CNN to receive compensation for the use of its intellectual property. On Thursday, U.S. television network CNN announced an agreement with technology company Google to integrate generative artificial intelligence technologies into its news platforms. RELATED: Artificial Intelligence Pioneers Call for International Body to Oversee Cybersecurity Standards “With this partnership, we are […]
Culture
Show allAn exhibition of paintings centered on Peruvian and Cuban themes—featuring works by 16 Peruvian artists—has been organized by the Embassy of Cuba and the College of Engineers of Peru–Lima (CIPL) exalting Cuban culture. RELATED: Colombia Museum Restores 63 Pieces After Court Reverses Government Censorship The exhibition, titled “On the Fabric of the Wind” (in spanish […]
The event aims to connect visitors with national heritage. On Friday, Guatemala City will celebrate the fifteenth edition of Museum Night, a free cultural event that brings together history, art, and traditions in various locations of the capital’s historic center. RELATED: Colombia Museum Restores 63 Pieces After Court Reverses Government Censorship The event will take […]
The program coincides with the 70th anniversary of the Mexican-Japanese Association. On Thursday, Mexico’s National Museum of Anthropology (MNA) and the Embassy of Japan began hosting the “Month of Japan” cultural program, an initiative aimed at strengthening the friendship between the two countries through artistic activities. RELATED: Compay Segundo Group Returns to Mexico to Promote […]
The opening ceremony brought together representatives of the Latin American community and film enthusiasts. Cuba participated in the 21st Wollongong Latin American Film Festival in Australia, opening the event with a screening of the Cuban film “Habanastation” as part of the Cuban Culture Week activities. RELATED: Cuba Present at Eco Expo Asia 2026 The opening […]
More than 1.5 million people participated in the tenth annual Day of the Dead parade in Mexico City. The Day of the Dead celebrations once again brought communities from different countries together around a tradition that honors the memory of the deceased and strengthens cultural ties between generations. RELATED: Mexico City Unveils Record 33-Meter Catrina […]
