Police detained a suspect known as “Estrellita” in San Miguelito over an attempted homicide against an officer. The arrest took place in Belisario Frías, in the area known as Los Ratas.
Heavy rains in Panama forced the Juan Díaz River trash barrier to open, sending debris downstream and intensifying cleanup efforts in Panama City. Marea Verde says the system is designed to activate during high-flow conditions to protect the structure.
The United States is expected to cut troop levels in Germany as tensions rise between President Trump and Chancellor Merz over the war on Iran. The dispute raises new questions about NATO unity and wider global stability.
Panama is aiming to strengthen its position as a regional center for maritime law, with legal experts pointing to the country’s close ties between shipping operations and legal practice. The effort is focused on litigation, arbitration, and specialized disputes tied to international navigation.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is scheduled to visit Panama and Costa Rica, highlighting continued diplomatic ties with Central America. The trip adds to Panama’s role as a regional hub for international engagement.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is preparing for an official visit to Panama and Costa Rica, highlighting diplomatic ties between Israel and Central America. The trip underscores Panama’s role as a regional hub for international engagement.
An Israeli court extended the detention of activists from a Gaza aid flotilla for two more days as authorities continue interrogations. The case adds to growing international scrutiny of humanitarian access to Gaza.
Panama is in a seasonal transition with showers, cloud cover, and thunderstorms expected as a prevention notice remains in force through May 4. The unsettled weather can affect travel, commuting, and outdoor activities.
Iran has submitted a 14-point proposal to end the war, and Trump is weighing the offer as mistrust between the two sides remains profound. The decision could shape regional security and global markets.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog is set to visit Panama this week as part of a Central America trip. The visit highlights Panama’s role as a regional diplomatic hub.
Hospitals in Lebanon are struggling to cope with a surge of patients injured in Israeli attacks as cross-border violence intensifies. The strain highlights the growing humanitarian cost of the conflict and its wider regional risks.
Ukraine said it struck a Russian Baltic port and two tankers near Novorossiysk, intensifying its campaign against Russia’s maritime and energy infrastructure. The attacks highlight the growing economic dimension of the war and its global shipping impact.
Shipping companies are paying record sums to use the Panama Canal as disruption at the Strait of Hormuz pushes global trade onto new routes. The canal’s role as a strategic chokepoint is growing as carriers seek faster alternatives.
Israel has expanded forced displacement orders across more than 10 villages and towns in southern Lebanon, intensifying pressure on civilians near the border. The move raises fears of a deeper escalation in the Israel-Lebanon conflict.
Biomuseo remains one of Panama City’s most recognizable landmarks, combining Frank Gehry’s bold architecture with exhibits centered on the country’s natural history. The museum is a key stop for visitors exploring the capital and the Amador Causeway.
Iran has sent the US a new 14-point proposal to end the war as Trump reviews a separate plan to stop the fighting. The diplomatic push comes on day 65 of the conflict and could have wider regional and economic implications.
Archaeologists have completed the excavation of a 1,200-year-old elite tomb at El Caño Archaeological Park in central Panama. The find adds to one of the country’s most important pre-Columbian archaeological sites.
Panama City’s Amador Causeway is standing out for its spring sunsets, drawing attention to one of the capital’s most scenic waterfront spots. The area remains a popular destination for views, leisure, and tourism near the Panama Canal entrance.
Panama is preparing a reform of its public procurement law to speed up bidding, strengthen PanamaCompra, and require disclosure of final beneficiaries. Lawmakers are pressing for stronger transparency and fewer delays in state contracts.
Panama’s port system posted a slight first-quarter decline, but the numbers hide a major reshuffling of cargo between terminals. Balboa and Cristóbal fell during a management transition, while several Atlantic ports grew sharply.