Panama’s women’s national team is one victory away from qualifying for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup after defeating Aruba. The team will try to seal its place next Friday in its final qualifying match.
Online scams are becoming a major crime concern in Panama, reflecting the country’s growing exposure to digital fraud. The shift underscores how everyday internet use is changing the nature of public safety risks.
Panama City is facing renewed concern over shootings and neighborhood insecurity after a man was murdered late Thursday and taken to a hospital without vital signs. The case highlights ongoing public safety worries in the capital.
At least seven Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza, including attacks on civilians in Bureij camp and a tent in Khan Younis. The deaths come as the war and humanitarian crisis continue to deepen.
Israel has rejected a ceasefire with Hezbollah ahead of talks in Washington, while attacks on Lebanon continue and Iran says any deal must include its interests. The diplomatic push comes as fears rise over a wider regional escalation.
An Israeli drone strike near a mosque in central Gaza killed at least six Palestinians, deepening concern over civilian casualties in the war. The attack adds to mounting pressure for a ceasefire as the conflict grinds on.
US Vice President JD Vance has arrived in Pakistan for talks tied to efforts to reach a deal ending the war on Iran. The move signals a new diplomatic channel in a conflict with global economic and security consequences.
Irina Croes has been appointed TEAMARU’s SafeSport Officer for the IV South American Youth Games Panama 2026. The role will support athlete protection and Safe Sport efforts during the event.
Panama’s 83rd National Major Baseball Championship has reached the semifinal stage, with fans able to follow the action on TVMAX, TVN Pass, and YouTube. The round marks a crucial step toward the national title.
Panama’s exporters are facing higher costs after U.S. tariffs rose to 15%, eroding the competitive edge of major products such as shrimp, fish, sugar, and bananas. Business leaders are now pushing for stronger trade terms and broader market diversification.
Mulino praised Comptroller General Anel Flores this week, but a late-night visit to the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office has triggered backlash and a criminal complaint. The episode has renewed concerns over the independence of Panama’s oversight institutions.
Panama is carrying out a full structural assessment of the Bridge of the Americas after a tanker fire beneath the span raised safety concerns. Engineers and specialists are now pressing for permanent maintenance programs for critical infrastructure.
China’s factories and transport companies are facing higher costs as turmoil around the Strait of Hormuz pushes up oil prices and rattles supply chains. The shock could also lift freight and inflation pressures far beyond Asia.
Panama’s top institutions are under pressure after a clash between the comptroller and the attorney general sparked concerns about legality and accountability. The episode is now testing how the presidency responds to conduct at the highest levels of government.
Panama will open the IV South American Youth Games at Rommel Fernández Stadium with a $1.8 million ceremony as the country hosts 2,000 athletes from 15 nations. The $30 million event also serves as a key test for Panama’s future sports ambitions.