Rubio’s Plan to Designate Groups as Terrorists Draws Criticism in Peru

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s proposal to designate criminal organizations as terrorists during his visit to Peru lacks consensus among academics and security experts, most of whom advise against the formula, according to media consultations. Centrist congressman Harvey Colchado, a former senior National Police officer considered an expert in criminal investigation and corruption cases, […]

The images show the Colombian president surrounded by bodies alongside the seized weaponry, an action classified as a unnecessary show and qualified by critics as necropolitical. Photo: Video/ X/@ABDELAESPRIELLA.

Bogotá Judge Orders Removal of Presidential Posts Showing Killed Armed Group Members

A Bogotá judge ordered Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella and the Administrative Department of the Presidency to temporarily remove official social media posts showing the president alongside corpses of armed-group members killed in military operations. In the Sept. 2 images, De la Espriella appears walking among white bags containing at least 23 bodies of […]

Lebanon Reports 7,700 Israeli Violations of Framework Agreement

The Lebanese Army said Wednesday that its military deployment in southern Lebanon can only be completed after a total cessation of hostilities, denouncing 7,700 Israeli violations of the framework agreement since it was signed on June 26. In a statement, the Lebanese Army condemned a new wave of widespread attacks against residential areas and institutions, […]

Israeli Actions in Syria May Amount to War Crimes, UN Warns

UN researchers warned before the Human Rights Council in Geneva on Sept. 8 that Israel’s military actions in Syria violate international humanitarian law and human rights law and could be classified as war crimes. The UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria described the Israeli military presence as an increasingly sustained and entrenched intervention, citing ground […]

Rescue teams continue to search for missing people among the debris. Photo: EFE.

Explosion in Syrian Temporary Arms Depot Leaves 14 People Dead

At least 14 people were killed and an indeterminate number were injured this Wednesday in a massive explosion at a temporary arms depot in Sarmada, a town in the northern province of Idlib, Syria. The explosion took place at a temporary storage site for armaments and war remnants, administered by the Ministry of Defense. The […]

United States Warns Uruguay to Cease Presence of the Cuban Medical Brigade

The warning includes the possibility of adding Uruguay to an international blacklist. On Tuesday, the United States informed Uruguay that it must cease the presence of the Cuban ophthalmological medical brigade, active since 2005, or face diplomatic and military sanctions for alleged “slave labor.” RELATED: Uruguay Hosts Historic UN Secretary-General Candidates Debate According to Uruguayan […]

Colombia Aligns Its Foreign Policy With U.S. Security Goals

A historical look at Plan Colombia, regional base agreements, and the shifting balance of U.S power in Latin America’s security. The diplomatic history between Colombia and the United States has been shaped by the foreign policy doctrine known as Respice Polum, or “Look toward the North.” Formulated in the early 20th century, the Respice Polum […]

Xi Congratulates Kim Jong Un on North Korea’s 78th Founding Anniversary

Chinese president reaffirms Beijing’s commitment to deepening cooperation between the two countries. On Wednesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping extended congratulations to Kim Jong Un, general secretary of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) and president of the State Affairs of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), on his country’s 78th founding anniversary. RELATED: Ford […]

Ford To Keep Ties To China Despite Trump’s Bans

The multinational company plans to manufacture five car models starting in 2028. On Tuesday, Ford Motor Company rejected criticism from the Trump administration regarding its relationships with Chinese companies, calling the letter sent by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy “misguided” and full of “factual errors.” RELATED: U.S.-Canada Trade Tensions Escalate as Trump Tightens Tariffs In its […]

Cuba Denounces U.S. Blockade at UN Human Rights Council

U.S. sanctions are causing severe humanitarian harm in Cuba, Ambassador Benitez warned. On Wednesday, Cuban Ambassador Rodolfo Benitez spoke during a session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) held in Geneva, where officials from the institution analyzed the report presented by Zaina Jallad, the U.N. special rapporteur on unilateral coercive measures, regarding her […]

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