AMERICAS
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Colombia Ends Endless Peace Talks as Armed Groups Keep Growing
President Abelardo de la Espriella has closed three negotiating tables inherited from Gustavo Petro. The case rests on armed expansion,…
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Colombia Puts Southcom Back on the Pacific Drug War Map
A high-level meeting in Tumaco and a deadly bombing in Guaviare signal Colombia’s swift return to offensive security policy, deepening…
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Paraguay Demands Brazil Return Cannons from Latin America’s Bloodiest War
Paraguay’s demand that Brazil return the Cañón Cristiano reopens Latin America’s bloodiest interstate war. At the same time, Colombia’s forgotten…
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Argentina Reopens Its Malvinas Fault Line Over British Ship Docking
A British vessel’s stop in Ushuaia has reopened Argentina’s territorial wound, pitting Javier Milei’s government against Tierra del Fuego while…
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Hostages Become Human Shields as Haiti Loses Ground in Kenscoff
More than sixty civilians are being held under threat of execution after gangs killed forty-seven people in Kenscoff, exposing how…
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In Colombia, Armed Groups Recruit Children Through the Endless Scroll
Colombia’s armed groups are turning TikTok and Facebook feeds into recruitment corridors, using coded posts and recommendation algorithms to find…
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Amazon Nations Turn Emergency Declaration Into a Blueprint for Survival
Indigenous nations across the Amazon have issued more than another warning. Their new Pan-Amazon mandate demands self-government, secure territories, free…
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Venezuela Floods Expose How Rain Finds the Same Forgotten Streets
Six people remain missing after torrential rains flooded Caracas and neighboring states, turning rivers into traps, burying homes in mud…
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Colombia Fights Wildfires While Tolima Counts the Cost in Ash
Wildfires scorching Colombia have turned Tolima into the country’s emergency center, threatening a gas pipeline, destroying crops and exposing how…
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Cuba Counts More Funerals Than Cradles as Its Future Shrinks
Cuba recorded twice as many deaths as births in 2025, while migration drained its cities and workforce. Behind the national…
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