U.S. Relaunches Caribbean Engagement at Washington Dialogue

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

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella to reaffirm what both governments described as a reinvigorated bilateral partnership. Rubio welcomed Colombia's contributions toward shared regional security and prosperity goals.

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.

Milei Opens Argentina's New Grenadiers Museum

President Javier Milei inaugurated the Museo del Regimiento de Granaderos a Caballo General San Martín, framing the opening as part of a broader commitment to national sovereignty that also encompasses new measures over the disputed Malvinas Islands. The museum, made possible by the Fundación del Museo Granaderos, offers visitors a journey through more than two centuries of Argentine military history across eight rooms.

A Global Call to Protect Children From Sexual Abuse

Every November 19, the World Day for Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse and Adolescent Exploitation renews a global call to action against one of the gravest violations of children's rights. Argentina's national government has outlined dedicated helplines for victims and those at risk.

A $25,000 Hunt Hidden Inside a Film

Writer-director Colin Best has embedded the first clue of a citywide treasure hunt inside his black-and-white neo-noir film "The Man With the Silver Case," with a $25,000 prize awaiting the winner of a three-day Los Angeles finale running October 28 to 30, 2026. Registration is open to U.S. residents at lookagain.la after solving the in-film clue.

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.

South America's Musical Landscape: A Continent in Rhythm

South America's musical traditions span a vast spectrum of styles, each rooted in distinct cultural histories shaped by Indigenous, African, and European influences. From the coastal percussion of Brazil to the melancholic strings of the Argentine pampas, the continent's rhythms reflect its complex social heritage.

15 Nations Back Bolivia's Anti-Narco Drive

Fifteen governments participating in the Shield of the Americas have issued a joint statement commending Bolivia for its actions against narco-trafficking and corruption. The declaration, tied to a leaders' meeting on September 22, signals a unified regional stance against illicit networks operating across the hemisphere.

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.

Rubio Tours Andean Region in Push for U.S. Ties

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is scheduled to visit Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru from September 8–10 to strengthen American partnerships across the Andean region. His agenda spans earthquake relief support, counter-narcoterrorism cooperation, and expanded commercial ties.

Why old dogs might be able to teach Alzheimer’s researchers new tricks

As dogs age, their brains undergo similar changes to human brains, making them a valuable natural model to study dementia and other neurodegenerative diseases.