Iran has moved its World Cup training camp from Arizona to Tijuana after FIFA approval, citing security concerns linked to tensions in the Middle East. The change affects preparations for a Group G schedule that includes matches in California and Seattle.
Three people were arrested after a shooting in El Chorrillo that injured two victims, including one suspect who was under house arrest with an electronic monitor. The case has renewed debate in Panama over judicial measures for alleged gang-linked offenders.
Probeis Kids 2026 opens May 30 at MVP Sport City with 16 teams competing for the youth baseball crown in Panama. The tournament also serves as a pathway toward the 2026 Caribbean Series Kids roster.
Bolivian security forces launched a white-flag convoy to reopen a major protest-blocked highway and restore food and oxygen deliveries. The operation comes after days of shortages and escalating political pressure on President Rodrigo Paz.
At least 25 people, including six police officers, were killed in two gunmen attacks on Honduras’s coast, deepening concerns over regional security. The violence could also affect migration and trafficking patterns across Central America.
U.S. Army divers and Panama Canal Authority divers held joint underwater training focused on operational readiness and safety around the canal. The exercise highlights the canal’s strategic importance and the technical cooperation that supports its upkeep.
Scientists identified 1,121 marine species in a year, including ghost sharks, a carnivorous sponge and a worm living in a glass sponge. The findings highlight how much of the ocean remains undiscovered as marine ecosystems face mounting pressure.
A U.S. aircraft carrier and destroyer are set to visit Panama, putting the Panama Canal back in the spotlight as a key strategic waterway. The move highlights the canal’s continuing importance for trade, security, and regional geopolitics.
Pakistan’s army chief met Iranian officials in Tehran as Pakistan and Qatar push a diplomatic effort aimed at ending the US-Israeli war on Iran. The talks highlight growing regional concern over escalation and spillover risks.
Trump said a deal with Iran, including keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, is largely negotiated after talks with Israel and regional allies. The comments could matter for global energy and shipping costs.
George Russell won the Montreal sprint after a tense Mercedes battle with Andrea Kimi Antonelli opened the door for Lando Norris to finish second. The result tightened the Formula One title fight and set up a dramatic Canadian Grand Prix weekend.
The United States and Iran are close to a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the war, a development that could ease regional tensions. Any de-escalation may also help stabilize oil markets and global shipping routes.
Mango grew from a Barcelona market stall into a global fashion giant under Isak Andic, but the family now faces a succession crisis after his death. The company remains strong commercially even as legal and inheritance disputes intensify.
Iran and the United States said their Pakistan-mediated talks have made progress, but major differences remain over the nuclear issue and maritime access. The next few days may determine whether the negotiations produce a deal or renewed tensions.
María Corina Machado used a Panama appearance to press for a free and transparent presidential vote in Venezuela and outline her transition plan. She said new elections could be organized within seven to nine months once key political decisions are made.
Ghana fell 2-0 to Mexico in a pre-World Cup friendly, offering Panama an early glimpse of its first Group L opponent. The result highlighted Ghana’s defensive lapses and the importance of Panama’s opening match in Toronto.
María Corina Machado met Venezuelan exiles in Panama and renewed her call for a free, transparent presidential election as the path to democratic change in Venezuela. She also thanked Panama for supporting the opposition and safeguarding election records.
A gas explosion at a coal mine in China’s Shanxi province killed at least 90 people, making it the country’s deadliest mining accident in years. The disaster is expected to renew pressure on safety enforcement in a critical coal-producing region.
A gas explosion at a coal mine in China’s Shanxi province killed at least 82 people, marking one of the country’s deadliest mining disasters in years. The blast highlights ongoing safety risks in a sector central to China’s energy system.
Three people were detained after a shooting in El Chorrillo, and police seized two pistols, ammunition, and magazines. The case underscores Panama City’s ongoing struggle with illegal firearms and neighborhood violence.