The United States began its presidency of the Group of 20 on Monday with a move that immediately drew international attention. The official G20 website, previously managed by South Africa as the outgoing host, was wiped clean and replaced with a minimalist page
Former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez, who had been convicted in the United States for participating in a large-scale drug trafficking operation, has been released from prison after receiving a pardon from US President Donald Trump. Hernandez’s wife announced the news on Tuesday,
Venezuela has strongly rejected a move by the United States to label the so-called Cartel de los Soles as a foreign terrorist organisation, describing the planned designation as a political manoeuvre based on what it calls an entirely fabricated group. The response came
The United States is preparing to supply Saudi Arabia with its most advanced F-35 stealth fighter jets, a development that many analysts view as part of a shifting Middle East strategy. While Washington has long prioritised preserving Israel’s military advantage in the region,
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is preparing to meet members of the United States Congress on Wednesday as he continues a visit aimed at highlighting the strength of current economic and security ties between Riyadh and Washington. His meetings on Capitol Hill
Brazil has formally approved a visit by a Chinese navy hospital ship, bringing an end to months of internal discussions over the presence of foreign vessels at a time when global powers are expanding their activity in South America. The decision comes as
China has announced a temporary suspension of port fees on ships linked to the United States, a move seen as a gesture aimed at easing trade tensions and fostering greater maritime cooperation between the world’s two largest economies. The one-year suspension, which takes
