Category: 2. World

The first chants of “libertad” cut through the air well before dawn in Doral, the suburban Miami city where up to 40% of the population is Venezuelan. Hundreds of people, dancing, singing and waving Venezuela’s yellow, blue and red flag…

The capture of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces carries potentially dramatic consequences for Venezuela – including in its oil, gas and mining sectors. A partial recovery could come more quickly than some…

At US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home in Palm Beach last week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu likely assumed that he was at the front of his host’s mind, or at least the issues he had come to discuss were: Gaza, Iran,…

Sporadic protests that started with economic woes have evolved into political ones as they spread into different cities.

Sporadic protests broke out in the Iranian…

The US bombardment of Venezuela and the capture of its president, Nicolás Maduro, follow a long history of interventions in South and Central America and the Caribbean over the past two centuries. But they also mark an unprecedented moment as…

Michael Vaughan led calls for a change in “mindset” among match officials and administrators after the first day of the fifth Ashes…