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The Democratic Republic of Congo will join peace talks in Angola on Tuesday to address conflict with Rwandan-backed M23 rebels. President Tshisekedi is reconsidering dialogue after military defeats and diminishing …
Democratic Republic of Congo to Engage in Peace Talks with M23 Rebels Read More
Cuba has commenced power restoration in Havana following a widespread blackout affecting 10 million people. About 19% of residents in the capital have regained electricity, while efforts are underway to …
Cuba Initiates Power Restoration After Nationwide Blackout Read More
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko is visiting North Korea amidst a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in Ukraine, where North Korean troops are supporting Russia. His ongoing efforts have …
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Rudenko Visits North Korea Read MoreArgentina’s monthly inflation rate rose to 2.4% in February, driven by increased housing and public service costs. This is an improvement from a previous high of 84.5% annual inflation but …
Argentina Sees Arrow of Monthly Inflation Rise as Costs Remain High Read More
Peru’s economy is projected to grow by 4% in January, following a recovery from a recession. Chief economist Adrian Armas suggests the impact of U.S. tariffs will be limited, particularly …
Peru Forecasts 4% Economic Growth in January Amidst Global Uncertainties Read More
The UN’s special envoy for Syria, Geir Pedersen, urged for a significant transformation towards a credible transitional government following a recent constitutional declaration by caretaker authorities. He expressed hope that …
UN Envoy for Syria Advocates for Significant Government Change Read More
Farmers in Bolivia’s Santa Cruz region face a serious fuel shortage jeopardizing their harvests. This crisis results from declining foreign currency reserves and diminishing gas production. The situation is pressuring …
Bolivia’s Agricultural Sector Faces Crisis Amid Fuel Shortage Read More
Brazil’s trade chamber, Camex, has unanimously decided to eliminate import taxes on select food products to address food inflation. This emergency measure, announced by Vice President Geraldo Alckmin, is intended …
Brazil’s Trade Chamber Implements Import Tax Cuts to Combat Food Inflation Read More
President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has called for an early parliamentary election in Portugal on May 18, following the disbandment of the government after a lost confidence vote. Prime Minister …
Portugal’s Early Parliamentary Election Scheduled for May 18 Read More
The trade war under President Trump is advantageous for Brazil’s agribusiness, as stated by SLC Agricola’s CEO. Strong demand from China for Brazilian soybeans and a decrease in U.S. imports …
Impact of Trump Trade War on Brazil’s Agribusiness Sector Read More