Brazil Calls Its Ambassador in Argentina for Consultations After Milei Offenses
Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday recalled its ambassador to Argentina, Julio Bitelli, for consultations, following offensive remarks made by Argentine President Javier Milei during the launch of Flávio Bolsonaro’s presidential candidacy in São Paulo. The Brazilian diplomat will arrive in the country between Sunday night and Monday morning. The decision was adopted by […]
UNESCO Adds New Sites to Its World Heritage List
Mount Olympus in Greece and the beaches of Normandy (northern France), scene of the Allied forces’ landing in the largest amphibious invasion in history towards the end of World War II, were incorporated this Sunday into UNESCO’s World Heritage. The UN organization for Education, Science and Culture made this decision during the annual assembly it […]
5 Shocking Facts About Juan Orlando Hernández Return and Honduras’ Justice Crisis
Juan Orlando Hernández return to Honduras sparks outrage over impunity, judicial independence, and the political fallout after Trump’s pardon. Related: Honduras: Puerto Lempira Declares State of Emergency Due to Flooding Juan Orlando Hernández return to Honduras has triggered outrage across the country, after the former president arrived home following a controversial pardon granted by US […]
Iraq and Lebanon Seek Agreement on Possible New Oil Pipeline to the Mediterranean
The Iraqi government assured this Sunday that it seeks “economic alliances” with Lebanon in various sectors, given the possibility of relaunching an old oil pipeline between the two countries towards the Mediterranean Sea as an alternative route to the Strait of Hormuz. From Baghdad, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al Zaidi affirmed that during the meeting […]
3 Urgent Facts on Migrant Rights in the US as UN Presses Washington
Migrant rights in the US face scrutiny after deadly ICE cases, as the UN and Mexico demand accountability, justice, and stronger protections. Related: The Impact of Venezuela Mexico Aid on Earthquake Relief Operations Migrant rights in the US are under intense international scrutiny after the United Nations called on Washington to respect the rule of […]
The Impact of Venezuela Mexico Aid on Earthquake Relief Operations
Venezuela Mexico aid delivered after the earthquake brought medical, technical, and humanitarian support, strengthening bilateral ties in a crisis. Related: Venezuela Military Promotions Mark Bolívar’s 243rd Birth Anniversary and a Strong Call for Unity Venezuela Mexico aid became a symbol of regional solidarity after the earthquakes that struck the country on June 24, as Caracas […]
Venezuela Earthquake Inspections top 8,000 as Recovery Accelerates
Venezuela earthquake inspections top 8,000 buildings after the twin quake, with most habitable and a major rebuild plan still underway. Related: Venezuela Military Promotions Mark Bolívar’s 243rd Birth Anniversary and a Strong Call for Unity Venezuela Earthquake Inspections as Recovery Accelerates Venezuela earthquake inspections have surpassed 8,000 buildings one month after the twin earthquake that […]
Iran Reports Useful Talks With Oman on Strait of Hormuz
Iran announced progress on Sunday in talks with Oman over managing the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions with the United States escalate following the collapse of the truce and Iran’s Parliament considers legislation to tighten control over the strategic waterway, according to Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei. Deputy foreign ministers from both countries held several […]
DRC Ebola Epidemic Spills into Second Month, Transmission ‘Remains High’
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has confirmed 3,075 Ebola cases and 1,354 deaths from an outbreak declared on 15 May in the country’s east, with data collected up to 24 July showing a case fatality rate of 44%, according to the Ministry of Communication and Media. Seven hundred and fifty-five patients are currently in […]
International Firefighting Contingent Arrives in Spain as Blazes Rage
Portugal, Greece and Italy have dispatched 176 personnel, 41 vehicles and four Canadair aircraft to help extinguish the severe wildfires burning in Madrid and Ávila, with ground and air units arriving across Saturday and Sunday, according to the Ministry of the Interior. Portugal is providing the largest ground contingent, with 129 personnel and 41 vehicles […]
Sport
Show allThe Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo 2026 officially opened this Friday, with the edition carrying special significance as the regional sporting event marks 100 years of history. The inauguration ceremony was held at the Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium, which reached full capacity with 24,500 spectators in attendance. RELATED: 2030 FIFA World Cup Welcomes […]
More than 6,000 athletes will compete as the regional event marks its centennial. From July 24 to Aug. 8, Dominican Republic will host the 25th Central American and Caribbean Games (CAC Games), an event that will feature more than 6,000 athletes from 37 countries competing in 40 sports. RELATED: Peru Renovates National Stadium for Lima […]
Peru initiated on July 23 plans to renovate Lima’s National Stadium, expanding its capacity to 50,000 spectators for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Lima 2027 Pan American Games. The massive modernizing project, executed by the Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD, in Spanish), will transform the historic sports arena, originally inaugurated in 1952. Famously known […]
Guatemala presents a record delegation of 480 athletes at the XXV Central American and Caribbean Games, headed by its only Olympic medalists.
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Latin America and The Caribbean
Show allBrazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday recalled its ambassador to Argentina, Julio Bitelli, for consultations, following offensive remarks made by Argentine President Javier Milei during the launch of Flávio Bolsonaro’s presidential candidacy in São Paulo. The Brazilian diplomat will arrive in the country between Sunday night and Monday morning. The decision was adopted by […]
Juan Orlando Hernández return to Honduras sparks outrage over impunity, judicial independence, and the political fallout after Trump’s pardon. Related: Honduras: Puerto Lempira Declares State of Emergency Due to Flooding Juan Orlando Hernández return to Honduras has triggered outrage across the country, after the former president arrived home following a controversial pardon granted by US […]
Venezuela Mexico aid delivered after the earthquake brought medical, technical, and humanitarian support, strengthening bilateral ties in a crisis. Related: Venezuela Military Promotions Mark Bolívar’s 243rd Birth Anniversary and a Strong Call for Unity Venezuela Mexico aid became a symbol of regional solidarity after the earthquakes that struck the country on June 24, as Caracas […]
Venezuela earthquake inspections top 8,000 buildings after the twin quake, with most habitable and a major rebuild plan still underway. Related: Venezuela Military Promotions Mark Bolívar’s 243rd Birth Anniversary and a Strong Call for Unity Venezuela Earthquake Inspections as Recovery Accelerates Venezuela earthquake inspections have surpassed 8,000 buildings one month after the twin earthquake that […]
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel accused the United States on Saturday of applying a “collective punishment” and a “sadistic” crime through its maximum pressure policy over the past seven months, aimed at provoking a social outburst on the island, during an event with foreign sympathisers held ahead of the national commemoration of July 26. The president […]
World
Show allMount Olympus in Greece and the beaches of Normandy (northern France), scene of the Allied forces’ landing in the largest amphibious invasion in history towards the end of World War II, were incorporated this Sunday into UNESCO’s World Heritage. The UN organization for Education, Science and Culture made this decision during the annual assembly it […]
Europe wildfires devastate France and Spain, prompting Pope Leo XIV to call for prayers as firefighters battle mass evacuations and extreme heat. Related: International Firefighting Contingent Arrives in Spain as Blazes Rage Europe wildfires have prompted Pope Leo XIV to call for prayers for the victims and emergency crews battling devastating blazes across France and […]
The Iraqi government assured this Sunday that it seeks “economic alliances” with Lebanon in various sectors, given the possibility of relaunching an old oil pipeline between the two countries towards the Mediterranean Sea as an alternative route to the Strait of Hormuz. From Baghdad, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al Zaidi affirmed that during the meeting […]
Migrant rights in the US face scrutiny after deadly ICE cases, as the UN and Mexico demand accountability, justice, and stronger protections. Related: The Impact of Venezuela Mexico Aid on Earthquake Relief Operations Migrant rights in the US are under intense international scrutiny after the United Nations called on Washington to respect the rule of […]
At least 21 people died and another 72 were injured in the last 24 hours due to incidents related to monsoon rains in Pakistan, raising the death toll to 107 since the beginning of the season, authorities reported this Sunday. According to data from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), 14 of the deaths registered […]
Technology
Show allThe vaccine was developed by scientists at the Oxford Vaccine Group and Pandemic Sciences Institute. On Friday, the University of Oxford announced that the first volunteer has been successfully vaccinated in the world’s first clinical trial of a vaccine designed to protect against Bundibugyo ebolavirus. RELATED: Save the Children Reports 476 Child Cases in DRC […]
This top international prize is awarded every four years to young researchers under the age of 40. On Thursday, Chinese mathematicians Deng Yu and Wang Hong were awarded the Fields Medals at the 2026 International Congress of Mathematicians, marking the first time Chinese mathematicians have won the prestigious honor. RELATED: Cuban Sciences Academy Awards Prize […]
Antarctica is one of the regions where temperatures have risen most rapidly in recent decades. On Tuesday, the Chilean Ministry of Science, Knowledge, Technology, and Innovation announced a pioneering program studying the combined effects of light pollution and global warming in Antarctica. RELATED: Chilean Scientists Confirm Validity of Food Labeling and Advertising Law The project, […]
China launched the World AI Cooperation Organization (WAIC) as President Xi Jinping declared the new body responds to Global South demands and marks a milestone for artificial intelligence governance worldwide. Chinese President Xi Jinping highlighted that the creation of the World AI Cooperation Organization (WAIC) materializes a proposal presented by China the previous year, affirming […]
Among the reforms are changes to scientific rewards, expanded equitable access, and connecting science with policy decisions. On Monday, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) presented the report “Science at a Turning Point,” recommending a reform of the reward system for scientific research, which is dominated by a “publish or perish” culture. […]
Culture
Show allMexican singer Lila Downs received the La Mar de Músicas Award in Cartagena, Spain, in recognition of her three decades of career promoting cultural fusion, identity and the rights of indigenous peoples.
The federal and state governments of Mexico inaugurated the new Ichkaantihó and Puuc museums in the archaeological zones of Dzibilchaltún and Kabah, exhibiting hundreds of pre-Columbian pieces.
He was also a craftsman of bomba instruments, specializing in maracas. On Thursday, Puerto Rican musician and composer Mario Cepeda Brenes, known as “the voice of bomba,” passed away at the age of 73, leaving behind an invaluable cultural legacy. RELATED: Bad Bunny Has Become An Unofficial Puerto Rican Ambassador Cepeda was born into a […]
The burial is scheduled for October 19, the writer’s birthday and the day he received notification of the Nobel Prize. On Wednesday, the Guatemalan government unveiled the design for the funerary monument that will house the remains of writer Miguel Angel Asturias, winner of the 1967 Nobel Prize in Literature. RELATED: Costa Rica Book Fair […]
Visitors will explore Mexican archaeological sites and Cuban colonial cities and monuments. Travel agencies Turismo Popular, Taino Tours, and Prelasa Tours signed a collaboration agreement in Mexico City to strengthen multi-destination tourism between Cuba and Mexico. RELATED: Mexico and Cuba Sign 2025-2028 Tourism Cooperation Program The signing ceremony took place at the Benny More Cultural […]
