Romual Wadagni is sworn in as Benin’s president after a decisive election victory, pledging to turn economic growth into tangible improvements in daily life.

Gaston Browne secures a fourth term as Antigua and Barbuda’s ruling party retains power after early elections.

UPR students expand coordinated strikes, demanding leadership changes and addressing governance and funding issues.

A new survey reports 73 percent distrust in President Noboa amid economic and governance concerns.

China’s political advisory body begins its annual session in Beijing as advisers review policy proposals and preparations for the country’s next five-year plan.

His move marks a victory for OpenAI and Google, which have been advocating against strict regulatory requirements. On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order to issue a national regulatory framework for AI, curbing the power of states. RELATED: Trump is a Very Misinformed Man When It Comes to Colombia: Petro “To win, […]

Guinea-Bissau’s president fled to Senegal after a military coup, as regional leaders press for stability and a return to constitutional rule.

Martín Vizcarra’s 14-year sentence places him among four former Peruvian presidents currently incarcerated, deepening the country’s persistent crisis over corruption and political accountability.

A human rights report in Peru warns that organized crime has been normalized nationwide and calls for structural reforms to rebuild security institutions and protect democracy.

Europe is showing a trend of polarization between the left and right wings, with centrist parties being squeezed. Far-right parties, once confined to the political periphery, are gaining ground across Europe, be it at the EU level or in national politics. The latest case was in Austria, where the Freedom Party won the first-ever national […]