The scenario we did not have registered
The article discusses Mexico's need to prepare for the uncertain international environment, highlighting the urgent debate surrounding the economic impacts of the US-Iran conflict.
Putin takes advantage and the EU does not back down
The ongoing conflict in Iran poses a potential economic crisis, benefiting Vladimir Putin and the Russian economy while straining relationships among the U.S. and its allies.
‘The stakes are enormous’: how a prolonged Iran war could shock the global economy
The article discusses the potential economic consequences of a prolonged war involving Iran, particularly the impact on oil prices and the global economy.
Tons of aid flows into Cuba as humanitarian convoy arrives on the island
A humanitarian convoy has delivered significant amounts of aid to Cuba amidst ongoing challenges on the island.
Commentary: Forget about Hollywood fairytales. The world is ruled by force and a transactional approach
A commentary discusses the current global political and economic landscape, emphasizing the need to recognize harsh realities instead of clinging to nostalgic views.
US Pressure Could Lead to Long-Awaited Change of Power in Cuba
Cuba is facing one of its most severe crises due to fuel shortages and economic paralysis, which is increasing pressure on its government and influencing US-Cuba relations.
Group hails Tinubu’s UK visit
A socio-political group in Nigeria praised President Tinubu's recent visit to the UK, highlighting its importance for diplomatic relations and economic opportunities.
Africa: Sun Africa, Exim, African Ministers Set Project-Focused Tone At Powering Africa Summit
The Powering Africa Summit emphasized the need for actionable energy projects to boost economic transformation and collaboration between the US and Africa.
Cuba: Havana 'does not negotiate' its political system, nor the departure of President Díaz-Canel
A high-ranking Cuban official stated that the political system and President Miguel Díaz-Canel's tenure are not subjects of negotiation in talks with the United States.
Cuba: 'Non-negotiable' the political system and the term of Díaz-Canel
The Cuban government sent a clear message to Washington, stating that the political system and the presidency of Miguel Díaz-Canel are non-negotiable in the ongoing negotiations between the two countries.
Trump has made it clear Australia is a friend in name only. For Albanese, the pressure at home is rising
The article discusses the strained relationship between Australia and the US under Donald Trump's administration, highlighting economic concerns for Australia.
Delcy Rodríguez replaces Venezuela’s top military commanders
Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela’s interim president, has reshuffled the military command, marking a significant political shift amidst the ongoing economic crisis and recent changes in leadership following the ousting of Nicolás Maduro by the US.
Not just tariffs: Foreign nations profited off of us — now Trump is striking back
The Trump administration is actively countering international trade practices that it views as harmful to U.S. workers and industries.
Lesotho: The Lesotho Highlands Water Project Is 40 Years Old and Going Strong - but History Weighs On Its Successes
The Lesotho Highlands Water Project, now 40 years old, has successfully facilitated water transfer to South Africa while facing criticism about its overall benefits to the people of Lesotho.
VIDEOS: GR2 of Thursday, March 19
The article discusses various political and economic issues in Brazil, including legal matters involving prominent figures and international relations.
The change in Díaz-Canel's tone against the U.S. amidst the crisis leaving the island with no options
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has adopted a harsher tone against the United States, accusing it of economic suffocation as Cuba faces a severe energy crisis.
How Trump Should Get Out of the Mess with Iran
The article discusses the geopolitical complexities surrounding U.S.-Iran relations under Trump, particularly focusing on the implications of military action and the broader economic consequences.
Cuba on the Brink. The Regime Counts on Iran but May Provoke Trump
The article discusses the current strategy of the Cuban regime amidst international political tensions and its implications on Cuba-U.S. relations.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
Javier Milei's government is facing scrutiny from opposition, particularly regarding foreign relations and the recent economic policies.
U.S.-Japan to Announce Construction of Small Modular Reactors and Thermal Power Plants at Today's Summit
The U.S. and Japan are set to announce a $73 billion energy investment, focusing on the construction of small modular reactors and gas-fired power plants during their summit today.
Review of the T-MEC 2026 Begins: Mexico and the US Announce Next Steps in Bilateral Meetings
The US and Mexico have started in-person negotiations on the T-MEC trade agreement revision to take place in 2026, marking a significant step in bilateral trade relations.
BNS Sprint: The Government Supports the Kapčiamiesčio Polygon, Coale with Ruginienė, 'Aumovio' Withdraws from Kaunas LEZ
The article discusses various topics including government support for a polygon in Kapčiamiesčio and the withdrawal of 'Aumovio' from the Kaunas special economic zone.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Minas of Wednesday, March 18, 2026
A series of reports from 'Bom Dia Minas' covering significant criminal operations, health inspections, economic analysis, and international affairs.
India’s reopening to Chinese investment reflects strategic pragmatism
India's recent decision to relax restrictions on Chinese investments is a pragmatic diplomatic move amid evolving economic relations.
Increasing Pressure from the US, Cuba Promises 'Unbreakable Resistance'
Cuba's government, facing intensified pressure from the US, has pledged to provide unyielding resistance amidst ongoing economic challenges exacerbated by a US oil blockade.
Prime Minister Takaichi: 'I will clearly say what cannot be done' ahead of meeting with Trump
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi discusses her upcoming meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of communication regarding security, economic issues, and the situation in Iran.
VIDEOS: DF2 from Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The article covers various significant political and social issues in Brazil, including statements from Trump on nuclear arms, governors rejecting Lula's tax request, and key government developments.
Cuba’s political system is not on the table in talks with U.S., envoy says
Cuba's envoy emphasizes that while the country is open to discussions and investment with the U.S., it will not negotiate on its political system.
In Cuba – pitch darkness: the country's electricity grid has completely collapsed
Cuba has experienced a complete blackout affecting nearly all its residents due to a deepening energy and economic crisis.
Barrow: The United Kingdom will be welcomed with 'open arms' if it returns to the EU single market
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrow stated that the European Union would welcome the UK back with open arms if it chooses to rejoin the single market.
Honorary Consulate of Lithuania Opened in Altena, Germany
Lithuania has opened an honorary consulate in Altena, Germany, aimed at strengthening diplomatic and economic ties with the region.
Estonia and Israel agreed to deepen cooperation in security and economy
Estonia and Israel are set to enhance their collaboration in economic, IT, and defense sectors amid ongoing regional conflicts.
VIDEOS: BDP of Tuesday, March 17, 2026
The article covers various news items from Brazil, including international relations, political operations, new legislation for internet access for children, economic developments, health news, and weather forecasts.
The European Union is close to signing a trade agreement with Australia
The EU is nearing a trade agreement with Australia, reflecting strengthening economic ties between the two regions.
Cuba opens up to investments from Cubans living abroad
Cuba is poised to welcome investments from its diaspora as part of strategies to address its ongoing economic crisis.
Trump suggests he may ‘make a deal’ with Cuba following protests, uprising
U.S. President Donald Trump indicated potential negotiations with Cuba amid widespread protests over economic struggles and shortages.
Cuba says that Cubans in exile will be able to invest in the island and seeks a 'fluid relationship with U.S. companies.'
Cuba has announced that Cubans living abroad and their descendants will be allowed to invest in the island, reflecting a potential shift in economic policy amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
Cuba's government says it will allow expatriates to return to invest in the country
Cuba has announced that it will permit expatriates to invest in the country, marking a significant shift in its economic policy.
Discussions with Beijing in Paris were "constructive" and "show the stability of the relationship," says Bessent
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described recent economic discussions in Paris with Chinese representatives as constructive and indicative of stable relations between the two nations.
Chinese negotiator: trade talks with the US were constructive
China and the United States agreed that stable bilateral economic and trade relations are beneficial for both sides and the world.
FIRST READING: Carney was elected to save the economy. It’s only gotten worse
A newsletter in the National Post critiques Prime Minister Mark Carney’s failed economic promises since his election, highlighting stagnation and job losses.
The End of the Silent Revolution
The article discusses the Cuban government's forced negotiations with the United States amid its economic crisis, marking a significant shift from Fidel Castro's initial revolutionary ideals.
The US and China began a new round of trade negotiations in Paris
The US and China have commenced a new round of trade negotiations amid ongoing tensions in economic relations and recent trade disputes.
Tokyo's Undersea Rare Earth Development, Will the US Be a 'Backer'?... "It Seems to Be Discussed at the US-Japan Summit"
The Japanese government is reportedly negotiating with the United States to jointly develop rare earth minerals from the seabed near Minami-Tori Island, which is believed to hold the world's largest deposits.
Norway and Canada to Renew Trade Agreement
Norway and Canada agree to renew their trade agreement from 2008, expanding it to include additional services, investments, and public tenders.
Belgian PM urges EU to negotiate with Russia
Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever advocates for the EU to engage in direct negotiations with Russia to resolve the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the limitations of military aid and economic sanctions.
Who is 'Caranguejo', grandson of Raúl Castro who emerges as Cuba's interlocutor with the US
Raúl Guillermo Rodríguez Castro, known as 'Caranguejo', is emerging as a key figure in Cuba's diplomatic engagement with the United States amidst a severe economic crisis.
The dialogue between Cuba and the U.S.: the protagonists and reasons for contact
Cuba faces a deep economic crisis and social unrest due to a severe decline in GDP and unfulfilled expectations from U.S. relations under the Biden administration.
Cooperation on Rare Earth Development in Minami-Torishima Discussed in Japan-U.S. Summit, Joint Document Under Consideration
Japan and the U.S. are set to discuss cooperation on rare earth development around Minami-Torishima during an upcoming summit, aiming to issue a joint document to ensure stable supply and reduce reliance on China.
The Rise of Asia Suggests We May Be Facing a Change of Epoch Scale
The rise of Asia, particularly China's positioning as a primary trade partner, suggests significant global economic shifts warranting a reevaluation of traditional Western perspectives.