Russia’s foreign minister Sergey Lavrov visited Caracas last Friday in a show of support for Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro.
Cuba’s cash-strapped government will start selling cars in tradeable currencies rather than in convertible Cuban pesos from Feb. 24 as it continues to introduce the American dollar in swathes of its retail sector.
The Christian Lutheran Church of Honduras (ICLH) is sustaining its campaign to denounce the corruption, poverty and injustice that has forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee north towards Mexico and the United States in search of peace and security.
The Philippines announced the first death outside China from the coronavirus on Feb. 2 which originated in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year.
Canada has seen protestors block access to road shipping ports and commuter rail lines in support of indigenous groups fighting the construction of a pipeline on their traditional territory.
The Cayman Islands government says it’s awaiting confirmation from the European Union following international media reports that the territory has been placed on the European Union’s (EU) tax blacklist.
Brexit continues to occupy the attention of the British Overseas Territories(OTs) to varying degrees depending on local priorities; ranging from possibilities of opportunity, uncertainty…and to little effect if any.
Guyana has celebrated its first oil shipment. It has now joined the fast-lane of the hugely lucrative global oil industry.
When it comes to long and healthy lives, residents of the UK have increased significantly in the last few decades.
Petro, the cryptocurrency pet project from Venezuelan President’s Nicolas Maduro, is causing more problems than solving them.