The President of Argentina and his Minister of Deregulation, Federico Sturzenegger, are calling for a radical review of the extent of government intervention.
After the events in Venezuela, Cuba, and beyond, one form of the left-wing movement in Latin America seems to be on the decline.
British diplomacy is stalling because London is trying to sit on two chairs. Kir Starmer wants to "reboot Brexit" with the European Union while also trying to maintain a special relationship with the United States, but he is not getting any real concessions from either Brussels or Washington.
Cuba is closing its resorts due to the fuel crisis and US sanctions.
Interview with a member of the BRICS Literary Prize jury from the UAE, Dr. Maryam Alhashmi.
Interview with Chilean astronomer and guide Rodrigo Zuniga Vasquez.
Interview with Polish-French historian Krzysztof Pomian.
Interview with an expert on glaciers and climate issues from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (USA) Douglas Hardy.
Interview with the President of the Ethiopian Writers' Association Abere Adamu.
Suntory will suspend production of Jim Beam for an entire year, as tariffs have severely affected exports.
Ethiopia is starting construction of Africa's largest airport, which will cost $12.5 billion.
Farmers Oppose EU Trade Deal with South America. The Agreement Is Set to Be Signed This Saturday.
The company has increased aircraft deliveries to the highest level in 7 years for the first time and is preparing to accelerate production.
Brazil has declared the açaí berry its national fruit — this step is aimed at securing the country’s rights to the popular “superfood,” as many foreign companies are currently trying to claim rights to the biological wealth of the Amazon.
Interview with a nominee for the BRICS Literary Prize, Egyptian writer Salva Bakr.
The President of Argentina and his Minister of Deregulation, Federico Sturzenegger, are calling for a radical review of the extent of government intervention.
After the events in Venezuela, Cuba, and beyond, one form of the left-wing movement in Latin America seems to be on the decline.