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A 6.3 magnitude earthquake shook central Colombia, causing panic and damage, especially in Paratebueno. The quake struck at 8:08 am, about 170 kilometers from Bogotá, with no serious injuries reported. …
6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Central Colombia, Causes Building Damage Read More
President Trump encouraged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to avoid military action against Iran, coinciding with optimistic nuclear negotiations with Tehran. Iran has expressed willingness to permit U.S. inspections if a …
Trump Urges Netanyahu to Avoid Strikes on Iran Amid Nuclear Talks Read More
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s party looks likely to win upcoming elections amid a boycott from the opposition, led by María Corina Machado. Allegations of electoral manipulation and numerous arrests of …
Venezuela’s Maduro Party Seeks Victory Amid Opposition Boycott in Elections Read More
In Argentina, distrust in banks continues as many citizens, especially the elderly, hoard U.S. dollars at home in response to ongoing economic instability. President Javier Milei’s government launched a plan …
Fearful of Banking, Argentines Hoard Dollars at Home Amid Economic Instability Read More
Pope Leo XIV, previously known as Robert Francis Prevost, makes history as the first American pope, renowned for his missionary work in Peru. Appointed by Pope Francis to head the …
Pope Leo XIV: A Missionary Leader from Chicago to the Papacy Read More
Mexico has agreed to send water to the U.S. to resolve treaty shortfalls after Trump threatened tariffs. This decision follows accusations that Mexico was failing to meet obligations under a …
Mexico Agrees to Provide Water to U.S. Following Diplomatic Pressures Read More
Malnourished children in Afghanistan are at substantial risk due to US aid cuts that have led to the closure of treatment centers. The cessation of funding has impacted the care …
Critical Situation of Malnourished Children in Afghanistan Due to US Aid Cuts Read More
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva recognized the ongoing challenges for Indigenous communities in the Amazon while emphasizing their vital role in climate change efforts. He has resumed designating Indigenous …
President Lula Addresses Challenges for Indigenous Brazilians in the Amazon Read More
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva stated that more needs to be done for Indigenous communities in the Amazon. During a recent visit to Chief Raoni’s village, he emphasized …
President Lula Recognizes Ongoing Efforts Needed for Indigenous Rights in Brazil Read More
Niger’s junta has released around 50 individuals, including former ministers from the overthrown government, as per a recent national conference. However, the ousted President Mohamed Bazoum remains in detention despite …
Niger Junta Releases Ministers but Maintains Detention of Ousted President Read More