Argentina Shuts Down Che Guevara Museum, Citing Misuse of State Resources
The Argentine government has closed the Che Guevara Museum in San Martín de los Andes, stating it misused public resources...
Politics
Call for Solidarity: Defending Burkina Faso Against Imperialist Accusations
The Black Alliance for Peace and U.S. Out of Africa Network urge global support for Burkina Faso amid baseless U.S....
Pope Leo XIV: American Robert Francis Prevost’s Journey from Peru to the Vatican
Robert Francis Prevost has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, marking him as the first American pope. With a history...
Cardinal Ribat Casts Historic Vote in Search for New Pope
Cardinal Sir John Ribat voted for the first time on behalf of Catholics from PNG and Solomon Islands in the...
Trump’s Controversial Plan to Deport Migrants to Libya Raises Human Rights Alarm
The Trump administration plans to deport migrants to Libya, raising human rights concerns. Critics cite inhumane conditions in Libyan detention...
Javier Milei’s Argentina: Reforms Create Economic Divide
Javier Milei's reforms in Argentina have created a divide among citizens, as the policies aimed at economic stabilization benefit some...
Mali Sees First Pro-Democracy Rally Since Military Coups, Activists Demand Change
Hundreds protested in Mali's capital against a bill seeking to dissolve political parties, marking the first pro-democracy rally since the...
Peru Enforces Curfew and Military Control After Massacre of 13 Miners
Following the massacre of 13 miners, Peru's government imposed a nighttime curfew and military control in Pataz. National outrage has...
From Stronghold, Bolivia’s Former Leader Evo Morales Eyes Political Return
In Lauca Ene, Bolivia, former President Evo Morales prepares a return to power amid ongoing legal challenges and strong community...
Brice Oligui Nguema Sworn in as Gabon’s President Following Election Victory
Brice Oligui Nguema was sworn in as Gabon's new president following an election in which he won nearly 95% of...
