The former Israeli minister says that the passage of the Gaza ceasefire resolution shows that Biden is ‘fed up’ with Netanyahu, and believes the Israeli prime minister is convinced that Washington wants him out
María Corina Machado’s close circle accuses Manuel Rosales of betrayal after he registered by surprise at the last minute. The governor of Zulia said he is prepared to hand the candidacy to someone who can ‘overcome the government’s obstacles’
The president of the Central American country took advantage of his Washington visit to request that the OAS send a mission to observe the election of judges
The victims have been identified as Alejandro Hernández Fuentes and Dorlian Ronial Castillo Cabrera. Four other Hispanic workers are still missing, but U.S. authorities said it is no longer safe for divers to continue searching the accident area
The takeover plan was drafted by Culture Minister Martina Šimkovičová, who represents an ultra-nationalist member party of the coalition government and has worked for an internet television outlet known for spreading disinformation
Argentina’s government has changed the adjustment formula by decree, linking pensions to inflation, but the opposition opposes it and demands a debate in Congress
The EU, the United States and even leftist governments from Brazil and Colombia reacted negatively to difficulties placed in the way of the opposition to register candidates for the July 28 election
The president is taking his demands to the U.S. presidential campaign: he will support whichever White House candidate promises to regularize undocumented Mexican workers — a policy that is also set to win over support for his own party ahead of the June election in Mexico
The meeting in Washington came a day after Netanyahu canceled the visit of two of his advisors to the U.S. capital to discuss alternatives to the announced offensive on Rafah
Without offering any evidence, President Vladimir Putin linked the attack to Ukraine even as he acknowledged the suspects who were arrested were ‘radical Islamists’
The civil war that has been devastating the African country for almost a year has produced the largest number of internally displaced individuals in the world and a famine emergency affecting five million people. It also looms as a regional conflict
Hacker groups such as Fighting Ursa and Cloaked Ursa attacked military, diplomatic, public and private entities in European countries with infected emails in 2022 and 2023
High Court judges Victoria Sharp and Jeremy Johnson will allow the WikiLeaks co-founder to appeal his transfer if the American government does not provide guarantees that his life and rights will be upheld
The U.S. abstention at the U.N. Security Council, which made possible the first ceasefire resolution in six months of war, strains the ties between the two traditional allies like never before
The main opposition group was unable to put forward her name due to alleged computer glitches on the electoral authority’s website. A candidate running with a different party, Enrique Márquez, did manage to register at the last minute
Since Feb. 29, gunmen have burned police stations, opened fire on the main international airport that remains closed and stormed the country’s two biggest prisons
The massive mobilizations last weekend on the island are the response to citizens’ fatigue in the face of rampant shortages. The Government puts patches on discontent and looks for culprits in the United States
In Washington, officials said those sanctioned are behind cyber operations that targeted U.S. critical infrastructure sectors including defense, aerospace and energy
The project would be at the site of the former Serbian army headquarters destroyed in a NATO bombing campaign in 1999 and would feature a high-rise hotel, a luxury apartment complex, office spaces and shops
Three military police officers from Bahia are on trial for allegedly killing three young people in cold blood, planting weapons on them and altering the crime scene during the 2022 Carnival