Eight killed in latest strikes on alleged drug boats, US military says
The US has carried out more than 20 strikes in international waters on alleged drug vessels since September.
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Falklands, First Sitting of the new Legislative Assembly
The Falkland Islands newly elected Legislative Assembly held its first sitting Monday 15th December following the General Election on the 11th of December. At the sitting, all Members swore the Oath of Allegiance and the Oath of Due Execution of Office, marking the commencement
'It's outrageous' - JetBlue pilot decries near collision with US military aircraft
The passenger plane originating out of Curacao halted its ascent to avoid hitting the US Air Force aircraft near Venezuela.
Brazilians protest against bill to reduce Bolsonaro's jail time
If passed, the bill would see the ex-president and others receive shorter sentences for coup-related crimes.
Fear of crime and migration fuels Chile's swing to the right
Chile has become the latest country in the region to elect a right-wing president.
Smooth end to Messi India tour after Kolkata chaos
Messi's India tour had a chaotic start after angry fans in Kolkata damaged a stadium after failing to catch a glimpse of him.
Kast's win marks return of rightwing gov't to Chile
Rightwing candidate José Antonio Kast has been elected the next President of Chile, securing an overwhelming victory in Sunday's runoff with nearly 59% of the vote against the Communist Jeannete Jara's leftwing coalition's 41%.
Falklands: international observers praise electoral process and civil liberties
For the first time, an international team of observers was present in the Falkland Islands during—and prior to—the general election held on December 11, to monitor the entire electoral process. The delegation consisted of seven members from the Commonwealth Parliamentary
Bolivian Supreme Court CJ mugged while on vacation in Brazil
Bolivia's Supreme Court (TSJ) Chief Justice Romer Saucedo and his family were robbed on Dec. 6 while vacationing in Guarujá, on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil, it was reported this weekend in La Paz.
Two dead in Rhode Island university shooting
A shooting on the campus of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, on Saturday left at least two people dead and eight seriously injured, reigniting national fears over gun violence at educational institutions.
Surgery recommended for Bolsonaro after ultrasound
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been recommended for surgery after an ultrasound conducted on Sunday confirmed he was suffering from two inguinal hernias, his defense team announced.
Peru declares health alert over H3N2 and measles
Peru's Health Ministry (Minsa) has declared a nationwide Epidemiological Alert (No. 008-2025) as a preventative measure against the potential entry and spread of infectious diseases, including the seasonal Influenza A (H3N2) subclade K variant and measles.
Argentine Air Traffic Controllers announce strikes
The Association of Technicians and Employees of Aeronautical Protection and Security (aTEPSA), the union representing Argentine air traffic controllers, has announced a schedule of national strikes set to disrupt both domestic and international flights in the coming days,
Peru grants US troops access next year
Peruvian authorities have officially greenlighted the entry of United States military personnel for the entirety of 2026 to conduct joint training, support, and security assistance exercises with local armed and police forces, it was announced this weekend in Lima.