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The United States says it is monitoring possible Chinese retaliation involving Panama-flagged ships, a development that could affect global shipping conditions. Panama’s large maritime registry makes the issue significant for international trade.
Hurricane Eta and Iota survivors in Tierras Altas are asking authorities to review the housing beneficiary list. Miviot says the list is still under evaluation.
Hong Kong’s new constitutional and mainland affairs secretary has been given the key task of shaping the city’s first five-year development plan. The move highlights closer alignment with China’s national blueprint and the limited time left in the current government term.
Panama’s National Assembly committee has recommended Isidro Carbonell for ratification as director of the National Lottery. Carbonell, now the LNB’s secretary general, would replace Saquina Jaramillo if the full Assembly approves.
Iran and Israel’s war has escalated further after an Iranian strike hit an Israeli oil refinery, while President Trump warned Tehran of broader destruction unless it agrees to end the conflict. Iran has rejected U.S. demands as unrealistic and kept up attacks across the region.
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed three journalists and several paramedics, highlighting the dangers facing reporters in the Middle East war zone.
A Russian tanker has delivered 700,000 barrels of oil to Cuba, offering short-term relief as the island continues to grapple with severe energy shortages. The shipment highlights Cuba’s dependence on foreign fuel supplies and the wider geopolitical stakes in the Caribbean.
TSA workers are finally getting back pay after 44 days without pay, but many say the financial damage is already done. Some are still struggling with bills and absenteeism as the strain continues.
Benjamin Netanyahu said he believes Iran’s Islamic republic could eventually collapse internally, even as he said the current US-Israeli campaign is focused on weakening Iran’s military and nuclear capabilities. The comments come amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Marco Rubio spoke exclusively to Al Jazeera about the war on Iran, offering a glimpse into Washington’s approach to one of the world’s most volatile conflicts. The stakes extend far beyond the Middle East, with possible ripple effects for global trade, energy markets, and Latin America.
Analysts say the latest “No Kings” protests could signal rising trouble for Republicans ahead of the U.S. midterms. The discussion also highlights Democratic challenges and an ongoing DHS shutdown.
The Trump administration is backing a major nuclear power expansion while cutting support for other clean energy sources. The move could reshape U.S. energy policy and influence global debates over power and climate.
Panama’s ATTT has delivered the first 2026–2030 vehicle plates after months of delay, starting with nearly 20,000 units for the Municipality of Panama. The rollout should gradually ease the shortage that forced thousands of drivers to rely on temporary permits.
China has denied retaliating against Panama’s shipping sector after Panama canceled a port concession linked to a Chinese company. The dispute has also drawn in Washington, which welcomed Panama’s move, deepening geopolitical tensions around the canal.
Pakistan says it is ready to host talks aimed at ending the US-Israel war on Iran, offering a potential diplomatic channel as tensions remain high. Any de-escalation could have wider effects on energy markets and global trade.
The White House says Donald Trump has considered asking Arab countries to help pay for a possible war with Iran. The idea highlights the high financial and geopolitical stakes of any escalation in the Middle East.
The Iran war has scrambled Europe’s foreign-policy agenda, exposing deep divisions among EU leaders and weakening the bloc’s ability to speak with one voice. The crisis also threatens to crowd out wider global issues that matter to Latin America and Panama.
The US Supreme Court is taking up birthright citizenship as Trump pushes claims of abuse tied to Chinese nationals. The case could have major implications for immigration policy and political debate in the US.
Spain has barred U.S. aircraft linked to operations against Iran from using its airspace and military bases, escalating tensions with Washington. The decision could force longer flight routes and deepen debate inside NATO.
The White House responded to Pope Leo’s anti-war remarks by emphasizing that U.S. leaders and troops have long turned to prayer in difficult times. The exchange highlights the global influence of papal statements on war and peace.