Panama Assess Form Ahead of Two Friendlies With South Africa
TribalFootball reports Panama are assessing their form ahead of two friendly internationals with South Africa, using the matches to evaluate players and tactics.
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TribalFootball reports Panama are assessing their form ahead of two friendly internationals with South Africa, using the matches to evaluate players and tactics.
Hospital San Miguel Arcángel presented a preliminary project for a three‑level maternal and infant annex to expand its infrastructure. Further technical, funding and timeline details have not yet been released.
Sen. Chris Murphy told PBS’ Geoff Bennett that President Trump “has no plan” to end the Iran war, offering a pointed Democratic critique and raising questions about U.S. strategy.
The U.S. has eased sanctions on Venezuela’s state-owned oil company to help curb oil-price spikes tied to the Iran war; the Fed expects one rate cut this year and Pakistan and Afghanistan announced a temporary truce.
A March 18, 2026 report says Panama missed a deadline and was accused of failing to operate major ports at the Panama Canal, escalating a dispute over control. The situation could affect shipping reliability and economic revenues tied to the Canal corridor.
Hong Kong’s Insurance Authority will analyze medical insurance costs and products this year and review rules to attract international life insurance buyers amid pressures from an ageing population and global demand.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin faced a tense Senate confirmation hearing to lead the Department of Homeland Security, with lawmakers pressing him on past remarks and differences from ousted Secretary Kristi Noem.
Nearly one million people in Lebanon have been displaced as Mideast conflict escalates, including about 170,000 migrant workers who are not counted in official tallies.
Cuba’s economic and energy crisis intensifies as Russia sends two crude oil tankers amid Moscow’s declared “unwavering solidarity,” while President Trump threatens action over Havana’s defiance of U.S. sanctions.
Liverpool beat Galatasaray 4-0 at Anfield to reach the Champions League quarterfinals, where they will face Paris Saint-Germain.
Italy, Spain, Malta, Greece and Cyprus have sent a joint letter to the European Commission warning that a drifting Russian tanker poses an “imminent and serious risk” of an ecological catastrophe and urging urgent action.
As the U.S. nears the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, PBS’s Judy Woodruff documents deep national divisions over how Americans remember their past.
Telemetro has published a video with the full results of the Lotería Nacional de Panamá “Miercolito” draw held on March 18, 2026. Players should verify tickets against the official results.
Telemetro reports the Complejo Deportivo de Miraflores in Coclé has reached 80% completion and will incorporate technology and international standards. Final details and timelines were not provided.
Lauren Bessette, the older sister of Carolyn Bessette, died alongside Carolyn and John F. Kennedy Jr. in a July 1999 plane crash; renewed attention follows an FX dramatization.
Beijing has struggled to rally Asian states against Japan after remarks by Takaichi on Taiwan, raising questions about whether China overplayed its hand and the limits of historical grievances as leverage.
Angel Esteban Aguilar, leader of Ecuador-based gang Los Lobos, was arrested in Mexico City and is suspected of plotting the 2023 assassination of an Ecuadorian presidential candidate.
President Tinubu met British royals during a UK state visit that highlighted record-high trade between Nigeria and the United Kingdom, underscoring deepening ties.
Preliminary data from the Panama Maritime Authority show two new barges entered the country’s bunker market and daily fuel sales rose slightly in February, with VLSFO remaining the dominant grade.
US lawmakers warned that China is increasingly dominating supply of drug ingredients, raising concerns about dependence on Chinese pharmaceutical inputs and broader supply risks.
