New Israeli Attacks on Southern Lebanon Violate Ceasefire as Death Toll Climbs
The Israel’s occupation intensified its attacks on villages and towns across southern Lebanon on Tuesday, striking Markaba, Mansouri, Yater, Bint Jbeil and Majdal Zoun with artillery and drones. The bombardment came hours after rescue teams recovered the bodies of two 17 year old residents who had disappeared on Sunday near Kfar Rumman. An explosion shook […]
China and Jordan Join Forces for Palestine, Xi Proposes Four Principles to End the Genocide
Jordan’s King Visits Beijing to Seek Solutions to Middle East Conflicts and Strengthen Ties with China. The Palestinian question was at the center of Jordanian King Abdullah II’s state visit to China. During a meeting with President Xi Jinping on Monday (24) in Beijing, the two countries reaffirmed their support for the establishment of an […]
Pereira Airport Resumes Flights Two Weeks After Colombian Earthquake
Pereira’s Matecaña International Airport resumed national and international air operations this Tuesday with the arrival of a Copa Airlines flight from Panama and another from Clic from Medellín, after suffering severe damage in the earthquake that shook Colombia on August 10. According to airport management, “with the objective of safeguarding the safety of users and […]
Ecuador Records 345 Child Homicides in Seven Months, Historic High
Ecuador registered 345 murdered minors between January and July 2026, a historic maximum according to the Ministry of Interior, equivalent to one homicide every 14 hours and 45 minutes. The figure is part of a total of 4,882 homicides reported nationwide during the period, placing minors as 7% of the victims. In the year-on-year comparison, […]
Paraguayan Doctors Launch 96-hour National Strike for Labor Rights
Paraguayan health professionals began a 96-hour national strike on Monday over stalled talks with authorities on working conditions in the public system, the National Union of Physicians (Sinamed) reported. The measure, which will extend over four days, halts ambulatory care to protest the state’s failure to reduce and equalize the work schedule to 12 weekly […]
Extreme Drought and Heat Devastate Summer Harvests Across Europe
Extreme heat and drought have hit summer harvests across much of Europe, placing the European Union’s agricultural forecasts up to 14% below the five-year average, according to the European Commission. The phenomenon arrives at the height of the northern summer, when water demand reaches its peak and corn and other seasonal crops complete their maturation […]
Josh Kerr and Jakob Ingebrigtsen to Participate in the World Athletics Ultimate Championships
The Ultimate Championship was designed to bring together world and Olympic champions. British runner Josh Kerr and Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen have confirmed their participation in the 1,500 meters at the World Athletics Ultimate Championships, which will be held in Budapest. RELATED: IOC Sets 2028 Olympic Games Criteria for Transgender Athletes Kerr is the recent world […]
Ecuadorian Fishermen Prepare Lawsuit Against U.S. Government
The Negra Francisca Duarte II crew was attacked in international waters near Galapagos. On Tuesday, Ecuadorian fishermen aboard the Negra Francisca Duarte II were preparing a lawsuit against the U.S. government over an attack that occurred March 17, 2026, while they were fishing in international waters, about 170 nautical miles from the Galapagos. RELATED: Record […]
Sliman Mansour Painted Palestinian Identity and Resistance
A look at the life, works, and anti-colonial legacy of the master painter of Palestinian steadfastness. Sliman Mansour, a prominent Palestinian artist of the modern era, died on August 24, 2026, at age 79. Throughout a career spanning more than five decades, Mansour developed a visual language that defined the Palestinian struggle for self-determination. RELATED:Over […]
Pennsylvania Reports First Two Measles Deaths Since 1991
The deceased were unvaccinated residents of Lancaster County, home to the oldest Amish community in the U.S. On Tuesday, Pennsylvania health officials reported the first two measles deaths in the state in 35 years, and the only two recorded in the U.S. so far in 2026, a year in which 2,777 cases have already been […]
Sport
Show allThe Ultimate Championship was designed to bring together world and Olympic champions. British runner Josh Kerr and Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen have confirmed their participation in the 1,500 meters at the World Athletics Ultimate Championships, which will be held in Budapest. RELATED: IOC Sets 2028 Olympic Games Criteria for Transgender Athletes Kerr is the recent world […]
The draw will determine 32 teams that will play 64 matches between June and July 2027. FIFA will hold the draw for the final phase of the 2027 Women’s World Cup on December 11 at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro (MAM Rio), a venue chosen to honor Brazil’s tradition of artistic […]
Severe weather near Font Romeu halted the race as riders sought shelter from heavy rain and hail. On Monday, a powerful rain and hailstorm during the climb to Col de Mont Louis, 16 kilometers from the finish in Font Romeu, forced the cancellation of Stage 3 of the 2026 Vuelta a España. RELATED: Tornado in […]
Caitlin Clark led the Indiana Fever to a 113-90 victory over the Chicago Sky on Sunday, delivering 37 points and 10 assists to claim a scoring-assist record no player in WNBA history has matched. The 24-year-old guard produced a masterful display at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, ending Chicago Sky’s playoff hopes in front of its […]
The sale was conducted by Heritage Auctions with a starting price of US$2.5 million. The ball with which Diego Maradona scored the historic Hand of God and Goal of the Century goals against England in the 1986 World Cup was sold for US$3.35 million at auction in the United States. RELATED: Maradona Never Forgot His […]
Opinión
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The Madman and the Statesman
The CIA Debunks the Myth of Electoral Fraud in Venezuela
Mision Verdad
Imperialism and the Moral Decay of the West
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Venezuela: The Double Catastrophe
Venezuela Reminds the World that Disaster Preparedness is About Hoping for the Best — and Planning for the Worst!
Earl Bousquet
Latin America and The Caribbean
Show allVenezuela’s Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez, promulgated the Housing Construction Promotion and Protection Law on Tuesday after an inspection at a temporary camp in Caracas, a measure meant to ease red tape and attract private investment. The new legal instrument, signed on August 25 at the camp sent up in the Caracas Polyhedron, will promote the […]
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has instructed to carry out operations identifying irregular migrants, prioritizing foreigners who commit crimes and deporting those without regularized status. The Colombian President detailed that the operations, which set aside a Human Rights approach to focus on the criminalization of migration, must first prioritize immigrants who commit crimes and […]
Pereira’s Matecaña International Airport resumed national and international air operations this Tuesday with the arrival of a Copa Airlines flight from Panama and another from Clic from Medellín, after suffering severe damage in the earthquake that shook Colombia on August 10. According to airport management, “with the objective of safeguarding the safety of users and […]
Ecuador registered 345 murdered minors between January and July 2026, a historic maximum according to the Ministry of Interior, equivalent to one homicide every 14 hours and 45 minutes. The figure is part of a total of 4,882 homicides reported nationwide during the period, placing minors as 7% of the victims. In the year-on-year comparison, […]
Paraguayan health professionals began a 96-hour national strike on Monday over stalled talks with authorities on working conditions in the public system, the National Union of Physicians (Sinamed) reported. The measure, which will extend over four days, halts ambulatory care to protest the state’s failure to reduce and equalize the work schedule to 12 weekly […]
World
Show allCanada’s Finance Ministry announced Tuesday retaliatory tariffs of 15%, 25% and 50% on more than 700 U.S. products, answering Washington’s levies as the bilateral trade conflict deepens. The measure, with a worth around 27.6 billion Canadian dollars (approximately 20 billion U.S. dollars), takes effect September 8 and responds to the duties imposed by Washington under […]
The Israel’s occupation intensified its attacks on villages and towns across southern Lebanon on Tuesday, striking Markaba, Mansouri, Yater, Bint Jbeil and Majdal Zoun with artillery and drones. The bombardment came hours after rescue teams recovered the bodies of two 17 year old residents who had disappeared on Sunday near Kfar Rumman. An explosion shook […]
Jordan’s King Visits Beijing to Seek Solutions to Middle East Conflicts and Strengthen Ties with China. The Palestinian question was at the center of Jordanian King Abdullah II’s state visit to China. During a meeting with President Xi Jinping on Monday (24) in Beijing, the two countries reaffirmed their support for the establishment of an […]
Extreme heat and drought have hit summer harvests across much of Europe, placing the European Union’s agricultural forecasts up to 14% below the five-year average, according to the European Commission. The phenomenon arrives at the height of the northern summer, when water demand reaches its peak and corn and other seasonal crops complete their maturation […]
The deceased were unvaccinated residents of Lancaster County, home to the oldest Amish community in the U.S. On Tuesday, Pennsylvania health officials reported the first two measles deaths in the state in 35 years, and the only two recorded in the U.S. so far in 2026, a year in which 2,777 cases have already been […]
Technology
Show allThey analyzed more than 6,000 seizure records between 1997 and 2024. A team of scientists from Arizona State University (ASU) and the Australian National University (ANU) developed an interactive platform that identifies, in real time, the critical areas and hidden corridors for the illicit trade of wild parrots in Mexico. RELATED: Mexico Studies 179 Pre-Hispanic […]
Both nations have intensified their industry and trade ties in recent years. On Monday, Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco agreed to strengthen cooperation in science and technology with South Korea during a meeting in Seoul with his counterpart, Cho Hyun. RELATED: Mexico Protests U.S. Deportations of Citizens Via Third Countries According to the South Korean […]
The project will be installed in Rio Grande do Norte and is expected to begin operations in 2027. On Thursday, President Lula da Silva launched a tender to build one of the 10 largest supercomputers in the world, with the aim of developing artificial intelligence tools in Brazil. The investment in the supercomputer is expected […]
The act is reshaping the business practices of major technology platforms. On Tuesday, U.S. tech company Apple announced changes to its rules, including a revamped fee structure for apps distributed through alternative marketplaces or the web, following what the company called “close collaboration with the European Commission.” RELATED: Apple Removes Russian Applications From App Store […]
The International Meridian Circle Program seeks to advance worldwide space-weather monitoring capabilities. On Thursday, Chinese scientist Zhang Qinghe stood before an international audience, presenting a plan to connect observation facilities, data and researchers around the world for space weather studies. RELATED: NASA Sets Roman Space Telescope Launch for No Earlier Than Aug. 30 Zhang was […]
Culture
Show allTicket sales and fundraising have fallen sharply as the cultural center faces a projected US$23 million deficit. On Tuesday, The Washington Post (TWP) published an article showing that the Kennedy Center’s finances plunged after U.S. President Donald Trump added his name to that of the cultural institution. RELATED: Trump Vows to Respect Canadians While Seeking […]
The objects, dating from 600 to 900 A.D., were discovered in 13 offerings inside a cave in Chiapas. On Friday, Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) announced new studies of 179 pre-Hispanic artifacts dating from 600 to 900 A.D. that were found in a ritual cave of the Zoque culture in the municipality […]
The Cuban Book Fair extends to Pinar del Río with a program that includes literary tributes, cultural inaugurations and activities in industrial sub-venues.
Lima was designated Ibero-American Capital of Culture 2026 and inaugurated the meeting of the UCCI culture committee with authorities from 18 countries to strengthen public policies and cultural cooperation.
The city of Buenos Aires consolidates its position as the world capital of tango by inaugurating the Festival and World Tango BA, an event that merges tradition and avant-garde in more than 50 venues.
