Trump’s first meeting with Xi Jinping in nine years puts trade, Taiwan and Iran at the center of renewed U.S.-China diplomacy. The outcome could influence global commerce and regional stability, including in Latin America.
Israel’s far-right security minister visited the Al-Aqsa compound during Jerusalem Day, intensifying tensions at one of the most volatile sites in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The move drew scrutiny because of the compound’s religious importance and political sensitivity.
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump opened talks in Beijing by casting U.S.-China ties as “constructive, strategic and stable.” The message signals an effort to prevent a fresh escalation in a relationship that affects global trade and diplomacy.
A BRICS meeting has been overtaken by the war on Iran, forcing major emerging economies to confront a crisis that could shake energy markets and global trade. The conflict carries indirect but real risks for Panama and Latin America through higher costs and shipping disruption.
At least 96 people were killed by duststorms and lightning in northern India during the pre-monsoon season, when severe weather is common. The deaths underscore the deadly risks of extreme seasonal storms.
Xi Jinping warned Donald Trump that a dispute over Taiwan could push US-China relations into dangerous territory. The warning underscores a flashpoint with major implications for global trade and security.
Trump and Xi highlighted the importance of US-China relations as tensions over trade, technology and security continue to shape the global economy. The outcome matters for Panama through trade, shipping and wider Latin American diplomacy.
Israeli attacks killed two people in southern Lebanon as Washington prepares talks on extending the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. The strikes highlight how fragile the border truce remains.
Zimbabwean families are appealing to authorities in Harare and Moscow to bring home relatives who were drawn into Russia’s war in Ukraine. The case highlights how the conflict is affecting people far beyond Europe.
Russia launched hundreds more drones at Ukraine, killing three people, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said more than 1,560 drones were fired since Wednesday. The attacks highlight the war’s continued intensity and its wider global impact.
China allowed U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to attend a Beijing summit under the name “Marco Lu,” a protocol workaround that highlights ongoing U.S.-China tensions. The move comes as both sides navigate sanctions, rivalry, and the broader geopolitical stakes for Latin America.
Trump’s summit with Xi in Beijing comes as tensions over trade, Taiwan and Iran put U.S.-China relations under strain. The talks could affect global markets, shipping and diplomatic dynamics far beyond Asia.
Russia struck Kyiv with drones and missiles, damaging several buildings and prompting rescue efforts amid fears that residents may be trapped. The attack is the latest sign that Ukraine’s capital remains under sustained threat.
Students from top Venezuelan universities blocked a main highway in Caracas to demand the release of political prisoners. The protest highlights continuing tensions over political detentions and civil liberties in Venezuela.
Xi Jinping welcomed Donald Trump to Beijing for high-level talks centered on tariffs and rising US-China tensions. The meeting could influence global trade, supply chains and shipping routes that matter to Panama and Latin America.
Iran has warned over its claims in the Strait of Hormuz after reports of Benjamin Netanyahu’s secret visit to the UAE intensified regional tensions. The dispute could reverberate through global energy markets and shipping routes.
Trump and Xi are meeting as the war on Iran and U.S.-China tensions over trade and technology put fresh pressure on the global economy. The outcome could reverberate through shipping, energy, and markets worldwide.
The Trump administration has offered Cuba $100 million in aid if Havana agrees to political reforms, escalating a long-running standoff over sanctions, relief, and governance. The move could affect regional diplomacy and migration pressures across Latin America.
President Donald Trump has named David Venturella, a former GEO Group executive, to lead ICE. The pick highlights the administration’s hard-line immigration agenda and could reverberate across Latin America.
Hundreds attended the funeral of two Lebanese paramedics killed in an Israeli strike, as border violence between Israel and Lebanon continues to escalate. The killings highlight the growing civilian toll of the regional conflict.