Why Raul Castro’s Indictment Risks Further Escalation in U.S.-Cuba Tensions

He was indicted on his alleged role in the 1996 shootdown of two planes operated by ‘Brothers to the Rescue’. On Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced criminal charges against Cuban Revolution leader Raul Castro, in a move seen as part of a broader pressure campaign against Cuba. He was indicted on his alleged […]

U.S. War on Iran To Hurt Republicans in Midterms

Analysts have highlighted several key ways the conflict is hurting Trump’s prospects, with high gas prices being a primary concern. The conflict has also driven up broader commodity prices and neutralized the cost-of-living messaging that initially helped Republicans get elected. RELATED: Iran Demands Accountability for U.S. Minab School Bombing “High gas prices are kryptonite for […]

50,000 Colombian Professors Received Training in Digital Skills

Argentina’s La Rioja University maintains more than 100 agreements with Colombian universities. On Wednesday, the International University of La Rioja (UNIR) revealed that more than 50,000 Colombian university professors have received training in digital skills, artificial intelligence, and leadership. RELATED: Colombia Established Regulations for White Hydrogen Exploration Manuel Herrera, UNIR’s Academic Director of Institutional Relations, […]

UN Warns Strait of Hormuz Disruption Could Trigger Global Food Crisis Within a Year

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warned on Wednesday that the ongoing disruption of maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz caused by the U.S. war of aggression against Iran is not a temporary shipping problem but the beginning of a systemic collapse that could trigger a severe global food price crisis within six […]

(FILE) Colombian President Gustavo Petro. Photo: EFE.

Colombia Responds to Bolivia’s Ambassador Expulsion by Removing Bolivian Diplomat from Bogotá

Colombia dismissed the head of Bolivia’s embassy in Bogota on Wednesday in direct retaliation for Bolivia’s expulsion of Colombian Ambassador Elizabeth García earlier this week. The Colombian Foreign Ministry said it was “compelled to declare, by reciprocity, the termination of duties” of Bolivia’s top diplomat in Bogotá. The crisis erupted Sunday when Petro commented on […]

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Sea Level Rise Has Doubled Since 2005, Study Finds

The rate of global sea level rise has doubled over the past two decades, accelerating to 3.94 millimeters per year between 2005 and 2023, according to a study published in the journal Science Advances by researchers from China, the United States, and France, driven primarily by human‑induced climate change that is expanding ocean waters and melting ice […]

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Drug Trafficking and Illegal Mining Merge in Peruvian Amazon

Drug trafficking and illegal mining have consolidated into an interdependent criminal system across Peru’s Amazon region, sharing territories, weapons, roads, and logistics in a convergence that is reshaping local economies, undermining state authority, and threatening both human rights and environmental integrity, according to a report presented Wednesday to the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents in […]

Protests took place in Buenos Aires, Santa Cruz, Mendoza, Santa Fe, Tierra del Fuego and Chacos. Photo: teleSUR.

Argentinian Health Workers Stage Federal March Against Milei’s $45 Million Budget Cuts

Tens of thousands of health workers, union members, and medical associations marched across Argentina on Wednesday, May 20, to denounce a 63 billion peso (approximately $45 million USD) budget cut to the public health system under far‑right President Javier Milei. Such austerity measures have led to medication and vaccine shortages, soaring hospital occupancy, and the […]

(FILE) UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese. Photo: EFE.

U.S. Cancels Sanctions, Travel Ban on UN Palestine Rapporteur Albanese

The United States Department of Treasury removed UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese from its sanctions list on Wednesday, rescinding a travel ban and financial restrictions imposed by the Trump administration in July 2025, just one week after a federal judge in Washington ruled that the measures were potentially an unconstitutional violation of free speech. The […]

Thousands March in Uruguay Demanding Declassification of Dictatorship-Era Archives

Thousands of Uruguayans took to the streets in Montevideo and other cities across the country on Wednesday, demanding the declassification of military archives that still hold information about the 205 people who disappeared during the last civic-military dictatorship (1973–1985). The mobilization, organized by the Association of Mothers and Relatives of Disappeared Detained Uruguayans, marked another […]

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Argentina’s La Rioja University maintains more than 100 agreements with Colombian universities. On Wednesday, the International University of La Rioja (UNIR) revealed that more than 50,000 Colombian university professors have received training in digital skills, artificial intelligence, and leadership. RELATED: Colombia Established Regulations for White Hydrogen Exploration Manuel Herrera, UNIR’s Academic Director of Institutional Relations, […]

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