Despite being de-facto the new CEO of Brazil's state-run oil company Petrobras for a while, Magda Chambriard took her oath of office Wednesday during a ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, Agencia Brfasil reported. In her speech at the event attended among others by President Luiz
Entire cities across Ecuador were left with no electricity Wednesday at around 3.30 pm just two days after Energy Minister Roberto Luque ruled out that possibility when he downplayed the importance of the cessation of activity of at least three hydroelectric power plants due to
Argentina's judiciary Wednesday declassified a confidential intelligence report dated in 2003 which delved into Iran's role in the 1994 bombing of the Argentine Israeli Mutual Association (AMIA) headquarters in Buenos Aires.
Russian President Vladimir Putin landed in Hanoi Wednesday after signing the "Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement" with North Korea which reshaped the world's military preparedness after Moscow pledged to defend Pyongyang in case of attack by a foreign power. In
The Falklands Saga describes the history and legal status of the Falkland Islands in four A4 volumes, with illustrations, tables of population and shipping, and a compendium of hundreds of historical and legal documents, in English and also (where different) in their original
The first named storm of the season comes as much of North America swelters in brutal heat.
A new report says extreme heat from May to June was driven by planet-warming emissions from humans.
A government minister blames the blackout on a lack of investment in electrical systems.
Argentine President Javier Milei admitted that his country's process of curbing inflation would be making "a pause" from the 4.2% the National Institute of Statistics and Census (Indec) announced for May this year. In addition to a rebound in the decline, there will be no zero
A recent increase in electricity bills has Chile's Central Bank needing to postpone getting the South American country's inflation under control, according to the Monetary Policy Report (IPoM) for June 2024 released Wednesday.
The US says money exchanges were used by the powerful Sinaloa gang to shift money to Mexico.
The Home Office was taken to court after it dropped three measures proposed after a review of the scandal.
