Foreign coverage, often known as world news, international news, or simply world news, refers to news that originates from another country or focuses on a worldwide topic.
Science
Landslides surge as human impact worsens, demanding global action. Early warning systems offer hope, but developing nations face unique challenges. Collaboration, research, and sustainable practices are key to mitigating this rising threat and building a resilient future.
World
Mexico asserts its commitment at COP28, advocating for ambitious climate action, just transition, and adaptation. With a focus on the Global Goal on Adaptation and the loss and damage fund, Mexico's delegation aims to shape a sustainable future at this critical UNFCCC conference.
Business
Mexico faces nearshoring risks due to insufficient border infrastructure and organized crime. Geopolitical shifts demand a holistic approach, integrating economic policies for sustainable development.
Business
The U.S. counters economic recession through a historic strategy—fostering controlled war economies. A surge in GDP attributed to conflicts reveals a reliance on military spending, raising concerns about long-term consequences for humanity and the environment.
Biodiversity
Latin America's environmental justice takes center stage. From grassroots struggles to geopolitical twists, it's not just about global warming—it's a socio-ecological issue demanding a fresh narrative. The Green Revolution is here.
Business
The UK and Mexico extend their commitment to zero tariffs, ensuring trade stability until a free trade agreement is finalized in 2024. This move enhances economic ties and provides certainty for UK businesses, particularly benefiting automakers and food manufacturers.
Business
Latin America and the Caribbean witness a trade revolution: goods dip 2%, but services surge 12% in 2023. The REDLAS conference explores the transformative power of modern services, driving economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development in the region.
World
Amidst the enduring Israel-Palestine conflict, experts urge a novel approach – prioritize lives over politics, seek justice, and rekindle dialogue. The quest for peace takes center stage, with calls for a ceasefire and international conferences, challenging old narratives.
Business
Latin America's productivity paradox: Stuck in a time warp, this region generates jobs but struggles with low productivity and GDP growth. Can it break the cycle and embrace innovation?
World
Guatemala's “new democratic spring” is on the horizon as Bernardo Arévalo prepares to take office in January 2024. Despite powerful opposition, international support and a resounding electoral victory signal hope for change in a nation plagued by corruption and turmoil.
History
The gazelle skin map fragment, discovered by Halil Edhem workers, is a mystifying relic from Admiral Piri Reis, depicting uncharted territories with eerie accuracy, including Antarctica, long before its official discovery.
History
The captivating saga of the Romani people stretches across centuries and continents, tracing their origins in India to a diaspora that defied borders. The 1018 mass deportation set the stage for their remarkable journey, leading to their presence across Europe and beyond.
Celebrities
Adele has once again captivated hearts, this time by paying a special tribute to Mexico during her recent Las Vegas concert. The singer dressed up as the iconic Lele doll, a cultural treasure of Amealco, Querétaro, to celebrate Mexican heritage.
Science
Imagine a world where human organs could be stored for extended periods without decay, ready for transplantation when needed. This could soon be a reality thanks to the discovery of a 45,000-year-old worm in Siberia, a marvel of nature that survived by entering a state of “suspended animation.”
History
Ruy Mauro Marini, a profound figure in Latin American academia and revolutionary movements, navigated political upheavals, from the Cuban revolution to military coups in Brazil and Chile. An advocate for socialist struggles and dependent capitalism, Marini's legacy resonates.
Business
Latin American emerging markets are making history by cutting interest rates after hiking cycles ahead of developed countries. Chile starts with a 75 basis point cut, followed by Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and Mexico.