Panama’s first World Cup goal remains a powerful national memory as the country looks ahead to another tournament. The milestone helped define the team’s rise on the international stage.
Children in Gaza are suffering severe burns, breathing injuries and lifelong disabilities as the territory’s health system collapses under the war. The crisis highlights the lasting civilian cost of conflict and the urgent need for humanitarian care.
Panama’s Pacific upwelling has weakened after decades of seasonal reliability, putting marine life, fisheries, and coastal ecosystems at risk. The change underscores how vulnerable the country’s ocean systems are to environmental shifts.
Panama is short on scientists and specialists in artificial intelligence, biotechnology, health and climate-related fields critical to future growth. Authorities say closing the gap will require stronger training, more scholarships and closer links between universities and business.
Copa Airlines has agreed to buy up to 60 Boeing 737 MAX jets in a deal valued at around $13.5 billion at list prices. The purchase strengthens Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub.
Panama Canal fees are climbing as oil cargoes shift away from the Middle East and increase demand for the route. The change underscores the canal’s central role in global energy shipping and Panama’s economy.
Two months of war have battered ordinary Iranians with job losses and shortages, but the state remains intact and hard-liners appear stronger. The conflict is deepening economic pain without delivering political collapse.
Copa Airlines will add up to 60 Boeing 737 Max jets over the next eight years in a $13 billion deal. The purchase reinforces Panama’s role as a major aviation hub in the Americas.
Hezbollah remains a powerful force despite setbacks in its war with Israel, keeping Lebanon at the center of regional security concerns. Its influence also matters in broader US-Iran diplomacy and Middle East stability.
Copa Airlines will add up to 60 Boeing 737 Max jets over eight years in a major fleet expansion with Boeing. The deal strengthens Panama’s role as a regional aviation hub.
The Gulf of Panama’s seasonal upwelling failed in 2025 for the first time in at least 40 years, raising concerns about marine health and coastal livelihoods. The event is a major shift in one of Panama’s most important ocean cycles.
Trump met with national security advisers to review an Iranian proposal aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping route. The move could have major implications for energy markets and maritime security.
Ukraine summoned Israel’s ambassador after accusing an Israeli-linked company of handling grain taken from occupied territory. The dispute comes amid intensified Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.
Shipping firms are paying up to $4 million to move vessels through the Panama Canal as they avoid risks tied to the Strait of Hormuz. The surge underscores the Canal’s role as a safer alternate route during global shipping disruptions.
The Trump administration is reviewing a peace proposal for Iran that could reopen the Strait of Hormuz while delaying nuclear talks. The diplomatic push comes as the war enters its 60th day and global markets brace for disruption.
Panama Canal fees are climbing as Middle East tensions push more oil tankers to reroute through the waterway. The surge highlights the canal’s central role in global energy shipping and Panama’s exposure to international trade shifts.
At least 20 people were killed in a highway blast in Colombia, with President Gustavo Petro blaming a narco-terrorist group led by a former FARC fighter. The attack highlights the continuing reach of armed criminal networks in the country.
The National Assembly ratified Antonio Tercero González as the new director of Idaan during a permanent session. The appointment places him at the head of Panama’s main public water and sewer agency.
Brent crude climbed more than 1 percent after Iran proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for delaying nuclear talks. The move highlights renewed market anxiety over one of the world’s most important oil chokepoints.
Ifarhu has started formalizing preselected scholarship applicants while reviewing entries from students who did not meet the 4.5 minimum average. The agency also says budget limits reduced the number of beneficiaries it can support this year.