Afghan interpreter for U.S. Army killed in Washington, DC shooting

Brazil’s President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, announced the evacuation of 32 Brazilians and their families from the Gaza Strip to Egypt. This move follows over three weeks of negotiations with Israel, aiming to provide a safe passage amidst the Palestine conflict. Lula da Silva praised the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Air […]

Nicaragua’s leadership has closed Managua’s Central American University (UCA). The official newspaper, La Gaceta, claims the university encouraged violence. Juan Carlos Arce, a rights advocate, worries about the country’s reduced spaces for open thinking. Five years ago, students protested against the leadership at this university. Maria Gómez, a UCA student, spoke to the LA Times […]

During this week, a pivotal moment unfolded at NATO headquarters as Argentine Defense Minister Luis Petri met with Secretary-General Mircea Geoana. With a determined handshake, Petri delivered Argentina’s formal request to join the ranks of NATO’s global partners. This marked a significant stride in Argentina’s quest to align its military capabilities with international standards. Argentina’s […]