Norwegian Company Investigated Over Collaboration in Myanmar Human Rights Abuses

On Tuesday, Norway’s Public Prosecutor’s Office opened an investigation into Telenor, the Nordic country’s leading telephone…

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Santo Domingo Hosts the 12th Ibero-American Museum Meeting

Starting on Monday, the city of Santo Domingo is hosting the 12th Ibero-American Museum Meeting (12th…

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Flavio Bolsonaro Plans Milei-Style Reforms and Rollback Lula-Era Rules

Marques, a former president of the public bank Caixa Econômica Federal during Jair Bolsonaro’s 2019-2022 administration…

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U.S. Treasury Issues New License Easing Venezuelan Oil Operations

The Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued General License 52C this Monday, replacing the…

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Mario Benedetti’s Legacy Lives On, 106 Years After His Birth

Born on September 14, 1920, in Paso de los Toros, Uruguay, Mario Benedetti developed his political…

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Delaware Primaries Kick Off Final Electoral Push Amid Trump’s Low Approval

Delaware’s closed primary election will take place this Tuesday, following an early voting period that began…

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NYC Leads Lawsuit Against Trump Over Rule Denying ‘Green Cards’

New York announced a federal lawsuit on Monday against the Donald Trump administration to halt the…

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EU Leaders Call for Stronger Arctic Role At Summit In Finland

On Monday, European leaders called for stronger, coordinated European Union (EU) action in the Arctic, highlighting…

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International Paralympic Committee President Begins Working Visit to Cuba

International Paralympic Committee (IPC) President Andrew Parsons, accompanied by Michele Melissa Formonte, Director of Development for…

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BRICS Countries Account for Over 40% of the World’s GDP: Putin

On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin highlighted the economic potential of the BRICS group, which accounted…

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