Power outages in Tehran are heightening fears that Iran’s critical infrastructure could be targeted amid growing regional tensions. The disruptions underscore how vulnerable civilian systems can become during geopolitical conflict.
Senniaf is under renewed pressure after two violent incidents at a state shelter in Tocumen exposed serious security and care failures. The agency is now considering reassignments and a new daily routine plan.
Gas prices have spiked sharply amid the Iran war, raising fears of a broader global economic shock. The surge could feed inflation, strain consumers and hit trade-dependent economies like Panama.
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to halt construction of a $400 million White House ballroom until Congress reviews the project. The ruling adds a new legal test for a high-profile presidential initiative.
The U.S. Supreme Court has sided 8-1 with a Colorado counselor challenging the state’s ban on conversion therapy for minors. The ruling could have broad implications for similar laws nationwide.
President Mulino met with U.S. Southern Command authorities to advance cooperation against cartels and organized crime, with a focus on technology. The talks underscored Panama’s strategic role in regional security efforts.
NASA is launching Artemis II to send four astronauts around the Moon, where scientists and planners see water, minerals and a crucial testbed for Mars missions. The mission also reflects a new space race with China and a push to inspire future scientists and engineers.
President Donald Trump said the U.S. could end military attacks on Iran within two to three weeks, hinting at a possible path to de-escalation. The remarks come as Washington’s messaging on the war remains mixed.
Cities across the U.S. are scaling back César Chávez Day celebrations after allegations of sexual abuse reshaped public views of the labor leader. The controversy has sparked a wider debate over how to honor historical figures with damaging personal histories.
Panama is working to fill a shortage of about 100 air traffic controllers, with new training courses and upcoming graduates expected to boost staffing over the next two years.
Trump signed an executive order creating a nationwide list of verified eligible voters, a move expected to face legal challenges ahead of the U.S. midterms. The decision adds new tension to America’s long-running fight over voting rules and election administration.
The Pentagon has denied a report linking Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s broker to defense stock investments before U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran. The episode has renewed scrutiny of financial interests and potential conflicts of interest around Trump’s presidency.
Panamanian authorities located 12 people who had been reported missing, including several cases involving Amber Alerts. The recoveries highlight the importance of rapid response and public alert systems in Panama.
Juan Hombrón residents are pressing Panama’s environment and civil protection authorities to channel the Río Chico after recent drownings exposed serious safety risks at Playa Juan Hombrón. Community leaders say the river mouth is worsening erosion, flooding and dangerous currents.
Panama has launched Easter holiday traffic operations that include reversible lanes starting April 2 to help manage heavy travel during Semana Santa. The measure aims to ease congestion on key routes out of Panama City and across the country.
Panama City Hall will close public pools and sports facilities starting Thursday, April 2, for Holy Week. The holiday schedule will affect municipal recreation access in the capital.
Cordoba scored from close range as Panama secured a 2-1 friendly win. The result adds another positive step in the national team’s preparation.
England ended its Wembley preparations with a loss to Japan ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Panama, which will meet England in Group L, now faces a tougher-looking opener on paper.
The Czech Republic qualified for the 2026 World Cup after defeating Denmark in a tense penalty shootout in Prague. Matěj Kovář again proved decisive as the Czechs won their second straight playoff shootout in five days.
China’s science and technology awards system is facing fresh criticism over alleged favoritism, inflated achievements and bribery. The controversy raises broader questions about integrity in a sector central to Beijing’s innovation ambitions.