Leo XIV Calls for Solutions of Peace, Stability and Justice to the Crisis in Ceuta
Pope Leo XIV this Sunday expressed hope that “solutions of peace, stability and justice” can be found in the face of the migration crisis in Ceuta, as he said in Spanish in calls after the Sunday Angelus prayer in St. Peter’s Square. “I follow with concern the alarming situation in Ceuta, asking God, through the […]
OPEC+ Will Again Raise Production in September to 188,000 Barrels per Day
The OPEC+ alliance, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, decided this Sunday to maintain its strategy of increasing oil supply for the sixth consecutive month, putting 188,000 more barrels on the market starting in September, a limited increase due to the current difficulty of moving crude oil due to the war in the Middle East. […]
5 Urgent Facts About Chile Flood Emergency as Deadly Storm Hits
Chile flood emergency leaves two dead, thousands isolated, and 180,000 without power as authorities order evacuations and brace for more rain. Related: Chile Orders Evacuations as New Storm System Hits Chile flood emergency has intensified after the National Disaster Prevention and Response Service confirmed two deaths and more than 2,000 people isolated following a new […]
5 Shocking FIFA Transparency Demands After Secret Deal Is Dropped
FIFA transparency faces fresh pressure after UEFA backed the withdrawal of a proposed World Cup stake sale and demanded accountability. Related: FIFA Drops Controversial Private World Cup Investment Plan After Global Refusal FIFA transparency is back under the spotlight after UEFA welcomed FIFA’s decision to abandon a controversial plan to sell part of its World […]
Powerful Lessons from Jorge Sanjinés Cinema That Changed Bolivia
Jorge Sanjinés cinema grew from Sunday screenings in Lima into revolutionary films that reshaped Bolivian and Latin American storytelling. Related: Bolivia Study Reveals Toxic Mercury Levels in Four Indigenous Communities Lessons from Jorge Sanjinés Cinema That Changed Bolivia Jorge Sanjinés cinema was born not only from political conviction, but from a series of intimate experiences […]
Israeli Strikes Kill Eight as Gaza Peace Plan Stalls
Israeli strikes killed at least eight Palestinians across Gaza on Sunday despite a new U.S.-backed roadmap to revive last year's ceasefire. Hamas and Israel remain divided over the conditions for disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawal.
Colombia Raises Puracé Volcano Alert to Orange
Colombia has raised the Puracé volcano to an orange alert after recording unprecedented seismic activity and gas emissions. Authorities warned of an increased risk of a major eruption while continuing round-the-clock monitoring.
Jefferson Pérez Takes Over Ecuador Olympic Committee
Olympic champion Jefferson Pérez has become the first Olympic gold medalist to lead the Ecuadorian Olympic Committee, taking office as part of an institutional restructuring agreed upon with the International Olympic Committee to restore the body's governance.
Partial Grid Failure Leaves Five Western Cuban Provinces Without Power
A partial failure of Cuba's National Electric System caused widespread power outages across five western provinces after two high-voltage transmission lines simultaneously failed. Authorities have begun restoring electricity while prioritizing essential services.
Mexico Sends 718 Tons of Humanitarian Aid in Second Maritime Shipment to Venezuela
Two Mexican Navy ships set sail from the port of Veracruz with more than 718 tons of humanitarian aid for Venezuela, in the second maritime shipment destined to address needs arising from the earthquakes that affected that country in June. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) and the Ministry of the Navy reported in a […]
Sport
Show allFIFA transparency faces fresh pressure after UEFA backed the withdrawal of a proposed World Cup stake sale and demanded accountability. Related: FIFA Drops Controversial Private World Cup Investment Plan After Global Refusal FIFA transparency is back under the spotlight after UEFA welcomed FIFA’s decision to abandon a controversial plan to sell part of its World […]
FIFA President Gianni Infantino cancelled the controversial FIFA Forward Enterprise project this Friday, following intense backlash from UEFA and other major confederations over the privatization of global football commercial rights. The head of world football’s governing body, Gianni Infantino, confirmed the cancellation of the corporate initiative through an official statement published on social media on […]
Franco Baresi, the legendary AC Milan and Italy defender, died this Friday at age 66, leaving a legacy of 719 matches, 18 official titles and the 1982 World Cup. Franco Baresi was the player who wore the AC Milan shirt more times than anyone else and one of the most decorated defenders in the history […]
Cordeiro considers the sale ‘detrimental’ to football. On Friday, Carlos Cordeiro, FIFA’s senior advisor and right-hand man to its president, Gianni Infantino, announced his immediate resignation after rejecting the proposal to sell World Cup participation. RELATED: FIFA to Sell 20% of the Company Responsible for Organizing the World Cup The executive explained that he did […]
The International Olympic Committee lifted the suspension of Russian symbols on July 7. On Wednesday, the Russian national anthem was heard again at a World Championship thanks to fencer Pavel Graudyn’s gold medal in the fencing competition, the first since the International Olympic Committee (IOC) lifted its ban on Russian symbols. RELATED: Russians to Compete […]
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Latin America and The Caribbean
Show allChile flood emergency leaves two dead, thousands isolated, and 180,000 without power as authorities order evacuations and brace for more rain. Related: Chile Orders Evacuations as New Storm System Hits Chile flood emergency has intensified after the National Disaster Prevention and Response Service confirmed two deaths and more than 2,000 people isolated following a new […]
The governments of Venezuela and the Dominican Republic announced this Sunday, August 2, the start of a gradual normalization process of their diplomatic and consular relations, after two years of bilateral rupture. The foreign ministry of Venezuela and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Dominican Republic officially announced the reactivation of their diplomatic ties […]
Jorge Sanjinés cinema grew from Sunday screenings in Lima into revolutionary films that reshaped Bolivian and Latin American storytelling. Related: Bolivia Study Reveals Toxic Mercury Levels in Four Indigenous Communities Lessons from Jorge Sanjinés Cinema That Changed Bolivia Jorge Sanjinés cinema was born not only from political conviction, but from a series of intimate experiences […]
Lula candidacy Brazil is official as PT backs a fourth run, while polls favor him and tensions grow over foreign influence and regional far-right alliances. Related: U.S. Consulate in Brazil Recruits Far-right Influencers to Attack Lula da Silva Lula Candidacy Brazil Is Stirring Hope and Tension Lula candidacy Brazil was made official on Sunday as […]
Cuba restored electricity across its western region early Sunday after a partial grid failure caused by faults on high-voltage transmission lines. Authorities said additional generating units were being brought online as part of the recovery.
World
Show allGaza ceasefire violation deepens after Israeli strikes kill 18 Palestinians in residential areas, raising doubts over the Sharm el-Sheij peace roadmap. Related: Israeli Strikes Kill Eight as Gaza Peace Plan Stalls Gaza Ceasefire Violation as Israel Kills 18 Gaza ceasefire violation has intensified after Israeli forces killed 18 Palestinians in a series of airstrikes that […]
Ceuta migration crisis deepens after 72 deaths and tens of thousands crossings from Morocco, triggering EU alarm, border reinforcements, and tension. Related: Leo XIV Calls for Solutions of Peace, Stability and Justice to the Crisis in Ceuta Ceuta migration crisis deepened sharply on Sunday after Spain’s government delegation in the autonomous city confirmed the deaths […]
Pope Leo XIV this Sunday expressed hope that “solutions of peace, stability and justice” can be found in the face of the migration crisis in Ceuta, as he said in Spanish in calls after the Sunday Angelus prayer in St. Peter’s Square. “I follow with concern the alarming situation in Ceuta, asking God, through the […]
The OPEC+ alliance, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, decided this Sunday to maintain its strategy of increasing oil supply for the sixth consecutive month, putting 188,000 more barrels on the market starting in September, a limited increase due to the current difficulty of moving crude oil due to the war in the Middle East. […]
President Donald Trump said the United States suspended planned military strikes against Iran after Tehran and regional governments requested time to pursue a potential agreement. The announcement came as regional mediation efforts intensified and Iranian officials warned of a broad response to any future attack.
Technology
Show allThe incidents involved three different Claude models: Opus 4.7, Mythos 5, and an internal test model. On Friday, the US-based artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic revealed that three models of its assistant Claude managed to access the internet and hack into the systems of three organizations during cybersecurity tests. RELATED: U.S. War Department Signs Artificial […]
A surgeon in Colombia successfully performed the first remote robotic surgery between Latin America and Asia on a patient located in India, marking a historic milestone in telemedicine and proving that geographical distance is no longer a barrier to specialized surgical care. The groundbreaking intervention took place at the Colombia’s International Hospital, located in Piedecuesta, […]
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission decided to block imports of humanoid robots on national security grounds. The United States has long presented itself as the world’s leading champion of free markets. It urges others to open their economies, lower trade barriers and embrace competition. Yet when it faces competition from overseas, Washington increasingly abandons the […]
Chinese researchers link sharp increase to glacier melt and erosion driven by climate change. On Monday, the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published a study showing that the rate of mercury accumulation in the Antarctic Peninsula has increased by 160% since the Industrial Revolution, turning the region into a hotspot for […]
The vaccine was developed by scientists at the Oxford Vaccine Group and Pandemic Sciences Institute. On Friday, the University of Oxford announced that the first volunteer has been successfully vaccinated in the world’s first clinical trial of a vaccine designed to protect against Bundibugyo ebolavirus. RELATED: Save the Children Reports 476 Child Cases in DRC […]
Culture
Show allJorge Sanjinés cinema grew from Sunday screenings in Lima into revolutionary films that reshaped Bolivian and Latin American storytelling. Related: Bolivia Study Reveals Toxic Mercury Levels in Four Indigenous Communities Lessons from Jorge Sanjinés Cinema That Changed Bolivia Jorge Sanjinés cinema was born not only from political conviction, but from a series of intimate experiences […]
He was a finalist for the Colombian National Poetry Prize in 2015. Spanish-Colombian writer Antonio Maria Florez will present his poetry anthology “My Mother Gave Me Kisses” in Colombia during the 20th Medellin Book and Culture Festival and in Bogota. RELATED: Colombian Minister of Culture Demands Continuity in Cultural Policies The work, published in 2026, […]
Predominant themes include the climate crisis, identity, gender, and the preservation of Indigenous languages. On Wednesday, the DOQUMENTA International Film and Non-Fiction Narrative Festival presented its 14th-edition program, to be held from August 5 to 9 in Queretaro, Mexico. RELATED: Mexico Doubles Funding for Cultural and Artistic Festivals Aaron Garcia, co-director of the festival, explained […]
Children dressed as Chaplin pay tribute to the largest audiovisual archive in this Andean country. On Tuesday, the Bolivian Film Archive marked its 50th anniversary with a colorful tribute that brought together dozens of children and adolescents dressed as Charlot, the iconic character created by Charlie Chaplin. RELATED: Bolivia Declares Disaster as Tarija Wildfires Spread […]
The event will run for four days, featuring music, dance, theater, literature, and visual arts activities. On Monday, Honduras inaugurated the 13th Central American Inter-University Festival of Culture and Art (FICCUA 2026), an event bringing together 940 artists from twelve public universities at University City in Tegucigalpa. RELATED: Honduras and El Salvador Strengthen Integration with […]
