Rubio and De La Espriella Reaffirm U.S.-Colombia Ties

Ten Nations Unite Against Iranian Threats in Americas

Ten countries, led by the United States and Paraguay, have jointly condemned Iranian terrorist activity and proxy operations in the Western Hemisphere. The signatories pledged to enhance law enforcement cooperation to counter what they describe as lethal plotting, illicit fundraising, and political interference by Iran and its proxies.

After a decade, the UN's Antonio Guterres is stepping down

The long-standing UN secretary general could have done more to protect the world's most vulnerable people.

U.S. and Argentina Launch Andes-Atlantic Corridor

The United States and Argentina have jointly launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, an infrastructure and investment initiative aimed at linking Argentina's key economic sectors to Atlantic ports and Western markets. The framework targets transportation, energy, minerals, and digital infrastructure, with U.S. government financing tools and private capital mobilized in support.

Argentina's Marine Infantry Marks 145 Years

Argentina's Navy has commemorated the 145th anniversary of the Cuerpo de Artillería de Costa, the 1879 institution from which the country's Marine Infantry was born. Founded by presidential decree and transformed by landmark legislation in 1946, the force has evolved from coastal battery operations into a modern amphibious corps.

Neuroscience offers new insights into how our brain solves ‘the cocktail party problem’

Trying to understand how the brain is so good at focusing on one conversation has kept auditory neuroscientists occupied since the 1950s.

Brazil’s “New Republic” is dead, and what comes next has not yet been born

Political project born in the mid-1980s from the debris of a 21-year military dictatorship in Brazil is over, and the question now is what will replace it.

A record-shattering El Niño is almost here. Here’s what that means for the world’s weather

It threatens to compound the worst effects of climate change.

Baleada: Honduras's Beloved Street Food

The baleada is Honduras's most iconic street food — a thick, handmade flour tortilla folded around refried beans, sour cream, and crumbled cheese. Simple yet deeply satisfying, it has fed generations of Hondurans and become a symbol of the country's culinary identity.

New Book Confronts How Society Treats the Bereaved

Australian author Regina Collier has published a candid account of widowhood that challenges the way society responds to people in grief. Her book, released through Tellwell Publishing, draws directly from her experience following the death of her partner, Dean, in July 2022.

Milei Presents His Economic Philosophy to Argentine Students

Argentine President Javier Milei addressed secondary school students at Colegio ORT, presenting the moral and philosophical framework he says underpins his government's public policies. His address centred on the epilogue of his forthcoming book and drew on Greek philosophy, Roman law, Stoic thought, and Judaeo-Christian values to argue that justice and economic efficiency are inseparable.

Brazil election: Authoritarian right gain an edge, fueled by voter apathy and discontent

Far-right lead in the presdential race and landslide victories in legislative and local elections have affective, value-based, and political-ideological explanations.

Milei Champions Property Rights at Buenos Aires Bourse

Speaking at the 172nd anniversary of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, President Javier Milei argued that respect for private property rights is the foundational requirement for capital accumulation, investment, and economic growth. He defended legislation already sent to Congress that would declare the inviolability and defence of property rights.