A new U.S. poll shows 60% of Americans now oppose the war on Iran, adding pressure on President Trump as peace talks show signs of progress. The conflict could still ripple through energy and trade markets worldwide.
A boxing gala featuring undefeated fighters will air live on TVMAX, bringing another high-stakes fight night to Panama’s boxing audience. The card’s appeal lies in the pressure of perfect records and the spotlight it gives to local combat sports.
CSS has introduced a new surgical robot at Ciudad de la Salud after specialists completed training in its use. The technology is expected to strengthen minimally invasive care in fields such as urology and general medicine.
U.S. authorities arrested Cuban citizen Adys Lastres Morera and revoked her permanent residency, saying she posed a national security risk and had ties to the Havana government. The case highlights continued U.S. pressure on people connected to Cuba’s state-linked economic network.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Al Nassr beat Damac 4-1 to win the Saudi Pro League, ending the club’s six-year league title drought. The victory gave Ronaldo his first league crown in Saudi Arabia and moved him to 973 career goals.
Netflix has confirmed the release date for the second part of its adaptation of *One Hundred Years of Solitude*, one of Latin America’s most celebrated novels. The launch keeps Gabriel García Márquez’s classic at the center of global streaming attention.
Fernando Alonso says Formula 1 has lost nearly a decade of pure driving since hybrid V6 engines arrived. His remarks revive a long-running debate over technology versus driver skill in the sport.
A closure in the Strait of Hormuz is sending more shipping toward the Panama Canal, highlighting Panama’s strategic role in global trade. The challenge now is turning a temporary boost into lasting value.
Panama will host the Eleventh International Congress of the Spanish Language in 2028, becoming the first country ever chosen twice for the event. The congress is expected to boost tourism, commerce and Panama’s standing in the Spanish-speaking world.
Costa Rica says it can meet electricity demand without buying power from Panama, after President José Raúl Mulino halted energy sales amid a widening trade dispute. The clash now spans agriculture, regional trade rules and Central American energy cooperation.
Residents in eastern Congo burned an Ebola treatment center after being blocked from taking a local man’s body, deepening fears and mistrust around the outbreak. The attack highlights how community resistance can complicate efforts to contain Ebola.
At least 16 people were killed in two attacks in northern Honduras, including one during a police raid and another on a palm farm. The violence highlights the country’s deep security crisis and regional migration pressures.
CSS has added a fifth robotic surgery system, and the first procedures will be for prostate cancer patients. The expansion signals growing use of advanced surgical technology in Panama’s public health system.
Panama extradited a Cuban national to the United States to face sex trafficking, extortion, cyberstalking, and related federal charges. The case highlights Panama’s role in cross-border law enforcement and anti-trafficking cooperation.
Artisans in Panama City’s Casco Antiguo are seeking guarantees from the Ministry of Culture as restoration work advances around Plaza de Francia. The government says no evictions have been authorized and has promised ongoing dialogue.
Naos Island near the Panama Canal has shifted from a luxury development pitch to a symbol of abandonment, lawsuits, and security concerns. A stranded Fokker 100 on the Amador Causeway has become the most visible sign of the project’s collapse.
Toyota’s first fully electric model has arrived in Panama through Ricardo Pérez, with the bZ4X debuting at a new Costa del Este showroom. The launch signals growing momentum for electrified vehicles in the country’s mainstream auto market.
Qatar returns to the FIFA World Cup in 2026 seeking to improve on its difficult debut in 2022. With Akram Afif and Almoez Ali leading the way, the team will try to turn qualifying success into tournament results.
World Cup history includes both painful defensive records and standout clean-sheet runs, from South Korea’s 1954 collapse to Tunisia’s sharp work at Qatar 2022. These extremes highlight how small margins often decide success in tournament football.
Several national teams have left their mark on World Cup history with perfect group-stage records, flawless penalty shootouts and unforgettable statistical milestones. The numbers highlight how consistency and composure shape football’s biggest tournament.