New U.S. torture-conspiracy allegations against Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores raise questions about his capture, her detention and Washington's documented history of torture.

After a thousand days of Milei, inflation has slowed but prices have tripled, real registered wages have fallen, and poverty is rising again.

An imported Ebola case passed multiple screening points before diagnosis in Nairobi. Kenya is tracing contacts, expanding isolation capacity and coordinating with its neighbors.

Beijing's central bank denies using an artificially weak yuan for export advantage as EU negotiators press China over the bloc's widening trade deficit.

Sheinbaum says Mexico's flagship youth-training program met its 2026 enrollment target, but the pause in new registrations comes amid slowing formal hiring and persistent informality.

An Ecuadorian judge clears 32 crew members from U.S.-destroyed fishing boats after prosecutors fail to prove unlawful association.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s clash with Bank of France governor Emmanuel Moulin is becoming a defining argument of France’s 2027 campaign: whether elected governments should accept financial-market limits—or challenge them.

From demanding an immediate ceasefire days into the Gaza war to opposing U.S. weapons and military aid for Israel, Cori Bush made Palestinian rights a defining political commitment — and paid a political price for it.