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Daniel Noboa was sworn in as President of Ecuador, reaffirming his commitment to a ‘war’ on crime, increased trade openness, and investment in the energy sector. He won the recent …
Ecuador’s President Noboa Sworn in: A Focus on Crime, Trade, and Energy Read More
Daniel Noboa is set to inaugurate a new presidential term in Quito, following his election victory in April. With a strengthened majority in the National Assembly, he will push forward …
Daniel Noboa Set to Begin New Presidential Term in Ecuador with Strong Assembly Support Read More
Ugandan lawmakers passed a bill allowing military courts to try civilians, sparking criticism from opposition and rights groups. The legislation follows a Supreme Court ruling against such trials, raising concerns …
Ugandan Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Military Trials for Civilians Amid Criticism Read More
Bolivia’s top electoral court disqualified former President Evo Morales and suspended leftist candidate Andrónico Rodríguez from running in the August elections. Both condemned the rulings as politically motivated and harmful …
Bolivia’s Electoral Court Disqualifies Morales, Suspends Key Leftist Candidate Read More
The International Court of Justice ruled that Mbanie, Conga, and Cocoteros islands belong to Equatorial Guinea. The decision ends a long-lasting dispute with Gabon, which had claimed sovereignty based on …
ICJ Rules in Favor of Equatorial Guinea Over Gabon Islands Dispute Read More
Brazil’s CBF will elect a new president on May 25, coinciding with the announcement of Carlo Ancelotti as the national team’s coach. This follows the removal of Ednaldo Rodrigues and …
Brazil CBF to Elect New President as Carlo Ancelotti Joins as Coach Read More
Colombian lawmakers blocked President Petro’s labor reform referendum, which aimed to limit workdays to eight hours and mandate double holiday pay. This is the third attempt at passing reform after …
Colombian Lawmakers Block President Petro’s Labor Reform Referendum Read More
Five Venezuelan opposition figures have been rescued from the Argentine embassy in Caracas and are now in the U.S., according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This operation, characterized as …
Venezuelan Opposition Leaders Rescued in U.S.-Led Operation from Embassy Read More
Amadou Hott’s candidacy for the African Development Bank presidency is threatened by a recent audit revealing significant underreporting of Senegal’s public debt during his ministerial tenure. The IMF has suspended …
Senegal’s Hidden Debt Scandal Hinders Amadou Hott’s AfDB Candidacy Read More
Millions of Filipinos cast ballots in critical mid-term elections seen as a referendum on President Marcos and impeached Vice President Duterte’s conflict. The Senate race will have consequences for the …
Philippines Faces Tumultuous Mid-Term Elections Amid Marcos-Duterte Feud Read More