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Will Alberta Take Its Oil and Go Home?
Politics|Americas

Will Alberta Take Its Oil and Go Home?

Danielle Smith, defiant leader of the western province, wants to stay in Canada. A referendum could both follow her lead and stren…

Marco Rubio favors diplomatic pressure on Cuba.
Politics|Americas

Is a US Invasion of Cuba Back on the Table?

Military scenarios that US defense officials dismissed just two months ago are once again under consideration as Washington revisi…

Donald Trump aims to mobilize voters.
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Trump Accuses China as He Revives 2020 Election Fraud Claims

In a 25-minute prime-time address, US President Donald Trump argued that newly declassified documents exposed Chinese interference…

Lionel Messi celebrates Argentina’s victory over Egypt in the World Cup round of 16 in Atlanta on 7 July 2026. The team’s progress has brought its politically charged rivalry with England back into focus. Photo: Koji Watanabe/Getty Images
Politics|Americas

The BBC Tweet About England-Argentina That Was Wrongly Mocked

A widely derided tweet from BBC reporter John Simpson imparted great political significance to the England v Argentina match - but…

Abelardo de la Espriella after winning the first election round.
Politics|Americas

The Tiger Is Coming for Colombia

Colombia faces a defining political choice. After Abelardo de la Espriella, a hard-right lawyer known as “El Tigre”, won the first…

A woman in Texas jailed over dirty water.
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Handcuffs for a Facebook Post

In Trinidad, Texas, a woman was arrested after warning on Facebook about possible risks in the drinking water. The case shows how …

An FBI agent walks near the White House.
Politics|Americas

Gunman Killed After Opening Fire at White House Checkpoint

A gunman who opened fire on law enforcement officers at a White House checkpoint on Saturday night was shot and killed at the scen…

Cuba may be the next test of the Monroe Doctrine.
Politics|Americas

Is Cuba Next?

After Venezuela and the confrontation with Iran, Washington’s renewed Monroe Doctrine thinking may now turn toward the communist i…

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is watching you. Photo: DGLimages/Getty Images/ChatGPT
Politics|Americas

Canada Plans Mass Surveillance Law

In Canada, a proposed bill would require telecom firms to store customer metadata and provide it to the state on request – partly …

Chile moves to ban the practice of surrogacy. Photo: Paul A. Souders/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images
Politics|Americas

Chile Moves to Ban Surrogacy

A few weeks after Pope Leo XIV condemned surrogacy as a violation of human dignity, Chile has taken a major step towards banning t…

A SIM card becomes a tool of identification as Mexico moves to link every mobile number to a verified identity. Photo: Paul Zinken/picture alliance via Getty Images
Politics|Americas

Mexico turns the smartphone into a glass telephone booth

Identifying and locating anyone who makes a phone call has long been the dream of every totalitarian system. Mexico is now moving …

Havanna: Eine ältere Frau mit Zigarre vor ihrem Haus – Stromausfälle und hohe Preise belasten den Alltag auf der Insel. Foto: Norlys Perez/Reuters
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Havana is sinking into crisis and darkness. It's about survival, nothing else, Cubans emphasize.

Pressure from the United States has interrupted oil supplies to the Caribbean island, further worsening Cuba's already fragile eco…

Der kanadische Premierminister Mark Carney konnte durch seinen kürzlichen Schlagabtausch mit Donald Trump bei den Kanadiern punkten. Foto: Patrick Doyle/Reuters
Politics|Americas

Trump has not given up on Canada. He supports separatists in the oil-producing province.

During Justin Trudeau's administration, the US president referred to his northern neighbor as the 51st state, but in recent days h…

Gemeinsame Interessen: der brasilianische Präsident Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, die Präsidentin der Europäischen Kommission Ursula von der Leyen, der brasilianische Außenminister Mauro Vieira und EU-Handelskommissar Maroš Šefčovič. Foto: Ricardo Moraes/Reuters
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Europe opens its doors to Latin America: trade agreement will bring billions of euros in exports

Brussels celebrates a "strategic breakthrough," but several member states warn of the impact on agriculture. The agreement with Me…

Die Oppositionsführerin Venezuelas Maria Machado kommt nicht zum Zug, Trump setzte erst einmal auf Maduros Stellvertreterin; Foto: TASR/AP
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Machado in the White House. Trump has already chosen her replacement

The White House initially exploited the popularity of the opposition leader. However, after the kidnapping of the self-proclaimed …

Donald Trump. Foto: Nathan Howard/Reuters
Politics|Americas

Trump is considering military intervention in response to protests in Iran. He has imposed new 25% tariffs.

Tehran leaves communication with Washington open. Demonstrators flood the streets of Iran, and Washington threatens tariffs, sanct…

Donald Trump. Foto: Evelyn Hockstein/Reuters
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The US will process millions of barrels of Venezuelan oil under a new agreement

The goal is to strengthen US energy security, stabilize Latin America after Maduro's fall, and reduce fuel prices for American cit…

Dänemarks Ministerpräsidentin Mette Frederiksen spricht mit dem Leiter des Arktischen Kommandos Soeren Andersen. Foto: REUTERS/Tom Little
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The media is speculating about a possible occupation of Greenland. What would America gain and Europe lose?

US President Donald Trump has made it clear that, in the interests of "national security," he will acquire the island by hook or b…

Donald Trump. Foto: Kevin Lamarque/Reuters
Politics|Americas

The US is going to sell Venezuela's oil. Trump threatens further crackdowns

Until recently, she served as vice-president, but today, as head of state, she is supposed to ensure stability in the country. At …

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