A criminal complaint has been filed in a Chilean court seeking the prosecution of an Israeli Ukrainian former sniper who served in Gaza.

Mexico is facing a delicate balancing act between maintaining its historical support for Cuba during an oil crisis and avoiding potential US tariffs.

Inter Milan manager Cristian Chivu is reportedly contemplating multiple starting lineup changes for tonight’s match against Bodo/Glimt.

A new private-sector initiative, Beyond Movilidad Compartida, is adding a $115 million electric vehicle project in Sonora, contributing to Mexico's expanding EV manufacturing.

Transition Industries plans to construct a US $3.3 billion methanol plant in Sinaloa, Mexico, which is expected to be the world's largest ultra-low carbon chemicals facility when it begins operations in 2029-2030.

Mexico and Canada are set to initiate a joint economic action plan to prepare for a future beyond the USMCA agreement, focusing on areas like robotics, drones, AI, and new technologies.

Qatar is set to dedicate 2026 to celebrating Mexican food and culture, raising questions about the Gulf state's interest in the country.

Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's first female president, reiterated her message that there are no limits to the ambitions of girls and women.

Claudia Sheinbaum, joined by Salma Hayek, announced a 30% income tax credit aimed at boosting the Mexican film industry, particularly independent productions, and diversifying content.

Over 10,000 couples tied the knot in collective weddings held on Valentine’s Day, with Nuevo León and Mexico City leading the events.

A weekly news quiz challenges readers on their knowledge of recent sports events, including topics like skating, soccer, and sporting heroes.

Diego La Garde, owner of the iconic Cabo San Lucas nightspot El Squid Roe, shares insights into nearly four decades of operating the popular venue.

Colombia's ELN rebels claim that President Petro's recent order for airstrikes against the guerrilla group has 'fatally injured' efforts to resume peace talks with the country's longest-living insurgency.

Photographs capture the contrasts of Rio de Janeiro's carnival, where wealth and poverty, joy and labor intertwine.

Los Cabos is highlighted as a premier destination for unique fine dining experiences, including pop-up dinners and tasting menus in February.

Mexico City and México state will conduct their first earthquake drill of the year, focusing on rescue operations.

More than 100 women marched in silence during the Mazatlán Carnival to protest the disappearance of their children in Sinaloa, drawing attention to the ongoing issue of missing persons in the region.

Guadalajara's Colonia Americana neighborhood is seeing historic buildings demolished for airport expansion, raising concerns about the area losing its character.

Mexico experienced a significant increase in international tourism in 2025, with 47.8 million visitors, marking a historic year for the industry.

Mexico's cultural authorities are investing US $11.7 million to upgrade dozens of museums and archaeological sites in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Mexican artist Hilda Palafox showcases her passions for fire, femininity, and nature in a new exhibition at the Sean Kelly Gallery in New York.

In a satirical take, Jake Paul is reported to be setting his sights on Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum for his next boxing match, moving away from professional boxers.

Colombia's State Council provisionally suspended President Gustavo Petro's minimum wage hike, while the defense minister ordered increased protection for Petro due to mounting plot fears.

Colombia’s prosecution announced its intention to indict Ecopetrol CEO Ricardo Roa on charges of election fraud and influence peddling, stemming from accusations filed by the prosecution.

Peru is preparing to elect an interim leader after its president was ousted due to a corruption scandal, leading to political instability.

The African champions, Senegal, are scheduled to play Gambia at home during the FIFA international break in March 2026.

Nobel Prize winner Octavio Paz is presented as an essential voice for understanding Mexican history and the search for a national soul.

Scientists have identified a new species of small, underground-dwelling snake in Mexico, adding to the country's diverse reptile population.

Mexico City has recorded only three days of acceptable air quality this year, attributed to a warmer winter and dry climate creating ideal conditions for ozone accumulation.

Talks between Colombia's National Government and the AUC dissident group EGC have resumed after the Defense Minister retracted threats against the group.

The Colombian election campaign is heavily focused on economic issues such as minimum wage increases, the fiscal deficit, and new taxes, overshadowing other concerns like security and corruption.

Authorities in Veracruz, Mexico, seized over 100 tank trucks and 82,000 liters of stolen fuel across four properties in Minatitlán, a city home to Mexico's oldest oil refinery.

A Bloomberg report indicates that Mexico's business sector is criticizing the country's new judiciary, describing it as 'in disarray' and biased just five months after judges were sworn in.

The article delves into the significance of the horse in diverse cultures and its upcoming role as the Chinese zodiac animal for 2026, highlighting famous individuals born in this year.

An article offers advice on how to cope with cold weather in parts of Mexico, reminding readers that not all regions are tropical beaches.

Indigenous security forces in southwest Colombia successfully prevented the kidnapping of Senator Aida Quilcue, a member of a coalition party, on Tuesday.