International

The easing of sanctions against Venezuela and Cuba has not helped smooth preparations for the Summit of the Americas, which is becoming a diplomatic nightmare

A cooperative of producers in Atacama, Chile is revolutionizing the sector: two of its labels have received gold medals at an international extreme wine competition

Russia is exercising military control over a fifth of the invaded country, but its capture of Mariupol can be considered a Pyrrhic victory

Aneesa and Arooj, aged 20 and 24, were reportedly strangled to death in a so-called ‘honor killing’ after refusing to return to Catalonia with their husbands

Investors who felt invincible are now falling into red territory. ‘Many of these young entrepreneurs have spent their careers in a bull market, and have never heard of a down round. That’s about to change,’ says Professor Scott Galloway

A 40-year-old single mother who once cleaned homes for a living and made a name for herself as an environmental activist is breaking new ground in national politics

Researcher Vanda Felbab-Brown says that organized crime groups are trafficking species to China in exchange for the chemical precursors necessary to make drugs such as fentanyl

The March 27 attack against Moscow forces in a forest camp near Bucha destroyed nearly everything within a 300-meter radius. Two months later, the wreckage is still visible

The racist mass shooting in Buffalo, inspired by replacement theory, has put the spotlight on an increase in far-right domestic terrorism and led to renewed calls for gun control

Historians debate the theory that Jewish notary Arnold van den Bergh was the one who turned the teenage girl and her family over to the authorities

Marlon Botas, who went into hiding after being accused of killing his girlfriend last year, has sent a video message to the authorities

The South American country is asking citizens about their ethnic identity in what scholars hope will be a change from Eurocentric views on how the nation was built

The flow of migrants from the Central American country has become unstoppable; a dozen have died in the attempt to ford the Rio Grande between March and April

The Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor of the Attorney General’s Office is investigating former officials Guillermo Turrent and Javier Gutiérrez, while a US federal court is reviewing a related case opened by the state-owned firm

The disease is spreading in Europe and North America, but it is generally mild and experts believe that very close contact with an infected person is required in order to catch it

Andrés Manuel López Obrador has defended his decision to skip the event if Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela are not invited, but says this doesn’t jeopardize Mexico’s relationship with its northern neighbor

The US government will allow Chevron to negotiate its license with the Venezuelan state oil company, PDVSA, in a bid to promote dialogue between the Maduro regime and the Unitary Platform

Authorities found a passageway for drug trafficking in Tijuana a few days after Ambassador Ken Salazar noted the presence of more than 200 on the border

The cryptocurrency – once considered a success story in the sector – collapsed within 72 hours, destroying the hopes of its many small-time investors

The US government is reversing some of Donald Trump’s harshest measures towards the island

Deteriorating living conditions on the island are driving crowds to line up for visas outside consulates. Exodus numbers are overtaking the crisis years of 1980 and 1994

The book ‘Not in Front of the Servants’ reveals what it was really like to be a maid in the UK: back-breaking work, no free time and cruel masters

By tackling the Orange County shooter, Dr. John Cheng, 52, foiled a massacre of elderly Taiwanese. His heroic act cost him his life

The state-owned firm is making the most of the international isolation imposed on its direct competitor, Russia, and raising production gradually

Now that a return of the enemy has been ruled out, the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital are focusing on reconstruction, reopening businesses and restoring utilities