Argentina’s President Javier Milei is touring Latin America to meet far-right leaders, beginning with Brazil’s senatorial campaign launch and continuing through Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador, amid analysis that he is positioning himself as a regional proxy for Donald Trump.

Koko Kondo, survivor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, discusses her journey from decades of silence about the tragedy to becoming a peace advocate, coinciding with the publication of her father’s newly discovered wartime diary.

Cancer cases in sub-Saharan Africa are projected to more than double by 2050, yet healthcare systems face critical shortages of oncologists, radiation centers, and affordable treatment options, leaving many patients diagnosed at advanced stages.

Women in Kenya’s largest slum face sexual coercion and assault while attempting to obtain water from private vendors, a phenomenon advocates describe as gender-based violence that has remained largely unaddressed until recent parliamentary attention.

Japan’s prime minister plans a ¥370 trillion spending initiative across 17 industrial sectors by 2040, sparking investor concerns about unfunded stimulus and potential economic instability reminiscent of Liz Truss’s failed policies.

Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico campaigns along the Texas border to win back Hispanic voters who shifted toward Republicans in 2024, emphasizing economic issues over immigration enforcement.

Hundreds of thousands of Indians protested this week demanding accountability for exam paper leaks, criticizing major celebrities for remaining silent on the movement and its grievances.

US airstrikes targeting drug-trafficking speedboats in the Caribbean have killed 215 people since September, with at least 16 fishers from Colombia’s English-speaking San Andrés and Providence islands missing since January.

A fourth firefighter has died from burn injuries sustained during a fast-moving wildfire near the Colorado-Utah border last month, bringing the total fatalities to four.