- November 11th, 2026
Colombia is preparing to keep its aging Israeli-made Kfir fighter jets in service until October 2027, despite having signed a multibillion-dollar agreement to acquire new Swedish Gripen E/F combat aircraft. The decision highlights the country's continuing dependence on an increasingly...
Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo has firmly rejected the possibility of United States military operations being conducted inside Guatemala to target organized crime groups, emphasizing that the country’s constitution prohibits joint military actions involving foreign armed forces. Speaking on Monday while...
A newly surfaced classified intelligence assessment alleging that Cuba has acquired more than 300 attack drones from Iran and Russia has introduced a potentially destabilizing variable just 145 kilometers from U.S. territory, reigniting long-dormant concerns in Washington about hostile force...
When the United States dramatically captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro at the start of 2026, President Donald Trump wasted little time laying out an ambitious economic vision. Standing before reporters in Washington, Trump pledged to “unleash” Venezuela’s vast oil reserves,...
The US technology firm Anthropic has found itself at the center of a growing international controversy following reports that its artificial intelligence model, Claude, was used by the Pentagon during a January 3 military operation in Venezuela that left 83...
Venezuelan carrier Avior Airlines has taken its most concrete step yet toward re-entering the United States market, filing a formal application with the US Department of Transportation (DOT) seeking authority to operate scheduled passenger and cargo flights between Venezuela and...
Peru’s decision to abandon the Saab Gripen E in favour of the Lockheed Martin F-16 Block 70 represents one of the most consequential fighter procurement reversals in modern Latin American defence history. What began as a technically grounded, cost-conscious modernisation...
China on Friday warned it would take “necessary measures” to protect the interests of its companies after Panama’s Supreme Court ruled that Chinese control of key ports linked to the Panama Canal was unconstitutional, escalating tensions around one of the...
Argentina’s government declared a state of emergency in parts of Patagonia on January 29 as wildfires continue to consume vast tracts of forest during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer. The most severe blazes are concentrated in southern Chubut province, where at...
Venezuela’s military and police forces on Wednesday publicly pledged their loyalty to interim president Delcy Rodríguez in a show of support that underscores her fragile grip on power following the U.S.-backed ouster of longtime leader Nicolás Maduro earlier this month....
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