Led By Donkeys released a video showing members labelling Larry Ellison’s superyacht “The Trump Propagandist,” drawing attention to wealth, politics and public protest.
The Atevo Cup’s seventh matchday confirmed most playoff qualifiers and delivered standout youth performances—Dylan Figueroa scored four in Inter CF’s 5-0 win—before playoffs begin March 28.
Panama’s tourism chamber rejected a proposal to charge transit passengers at Tocumen Airport, arguing it was presented without a prior study and could harm the country’s air connectivity.
Niseko’s mix of international visitors, Japanese protocols and a compressed winter season has created cultural and operational friction. The Luxe Nomad COO Patrick Ohtani exemplifies a third‑culture manager navigating these challenges.
Hong Kong announced broad regulatory changes to how its 2020 Beijing-imposed national security law is enforced, the first major update since a minor 2023 tweak. Authorities say the revisions respond to evolving geopolitical and technological threats.
A DVIDS video reel published March 24, 2026, shows U.S. Joint Task Force-Bravo conducting medical evacuation training in Panama, highlighting readiness and casualty care exercises.
Telemetro reports the CEPANIM 2026 registration platform opens in April; retirees must obtain their CEPADEM certificate first, as it is required for calculation and payment.
UK Border Force seized about one tonne of cocaine in a container that arrived from Panama, an operation valued at roughly A380 million, according to EIN Presswire.
The City of Health in Panama now runs a free internal shuttle for patients, retirees and insured users between the Cardiovascular and Thoracic Institute and the High Complexity Pediatric Hospital, weekdays 4:30 am–6:30 pm.
Panama will play two friendlies in South Africa this week, including a match in Durban on Friday; the teams have met only once before, a 1-1 draw.
Video shows a large explosion and fire at a high-rise in Erbil on March 24, 2026, reportedly near the U.S. consulate, occurring amid heightened regional tensions tied to Iran.
Experts say China is unlikely to join a US-led trilateral nuclear arms control deal in the short term, despite talks ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit after a US-Russia treaty expired last month.
Mitradel uncovered 10 foreign workers without work permits in Panama, Bocas del Toro, Coclé and Panama West; companies will face inspections to regularize employment status.
Mayor Mayer Mizrachi announced plans to expand sidewalks in Pedregal and Rana de Oro, a project officials say will benefit more than 50,000 residents. Details on timing and funding were not released.
The U.S. is set to deploy about 1,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East in the coming days, according to an AP source. The move highlights Washington’s ongoing use of rapid-reaction forces amid regional tensions.
Israel struck targets in Tehran and Beirut as Iran launched waves of missiles and drones across the Middle East; the U.S. continues strikes even as President Trump promotes diplomacy.
The NTSB says a chain of failures likely caused a deadly collision at LaGuardia when an Air Canada jet hit a fire truck; PBS discussed the investigation with Miles O’Brien.
Markwayne Mullin was sworn in as DHS secretary as some Republican senators signaled a deal to end the DHS shutdown; Trump cast a mail-in ballot and Hawaii begins damage assessments after severe flooding.
Hong Kong is adjusting its HK$2 elderly public-transport fare subsidy after a large 2022 expansion that lowered the qualifying age and added 815,000 beneficiaries, saying changes are needed to ensure long-term viability.
Supreme Court President María Cristina Chen said judicial ‘permanence’ under Panamanian law does not equal job stability and clarified that permanence is obtained through legal procedures.