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Opposition parties in South Africa, following the expulsion of Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool by the U.S., urged President Ramaphosa to resist American pressure. Minister of International Relations Ronald Lamola emphasized the …
Opposition Parties in South Africa Urge President to Resist U.S. Pressure Read More
Ecuador’s February 9 election results have raised alarms for the United States. President Daniel Noboa narrowly leads against Correa-backed candidate Luisa Gonzalez, leading to a key runoff. With high stakes …
Implications of Ecuador’s Election: A Test for U.S. Foreign Policy Read More
Ecuador’s recent elections present a formidable challenge for the United States, as leftist candidate Luisa Gonzalez, backed by former president Rafael Correa, poses a significant threat to center-right president Daniel …
Ecuador’s Election Results Spell Trouble for U.S. Relations Read More
Business activities are gradually resuming in Juba, South Sudan, following recent riots. Traders are reopening their shops, encouraged by government security measures. Although many are returning to work, there are …
Cautious Resumption of Business Operations in South Sudan Following Riots Read More
Codelco’s copper production rose slightly in 2024, reaching 1.328 million tons, with Chairman Maximo Pacheco expressing optimism for the company’s future goals. The company aims to begin lithium production by …
Codelco Reports Slight Increase in Copper Production for 2024 Read More
The European Union plays a critical role at the UN climate talks in Baku, negotiating with China and developing nations for a significant climate deal. It stands as the largest …
The European Union’s Central Role at COP29 Climate Talks Read More