World Web Newspapers

The US’s refusal to grant visas to the Palestinian delegation to the UN general assembly has led to calls for a one-day conference on a two-state solution for Palestine and Israel to... Read more »

By moving to fire a Federal Reserve governor, Donald Trump has forced courts—and markets—to confront a question America has dodged for more than a century: who truly controls U.S. money? The outcome... Read more »

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Tens of thousands of supporters of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro took to the streets on Sunday, the country’s Independence Day, to rally against the Supreme Court... Read more »

Brazilians have marked the country’s Independence Day with duelling rallies in support of and against former President Jair Bolsonaro, days before the conclusion of his trial on charges of plotting a coup... Read more »

By Keem Abdul There is something about Brazil that any Nigerian with some knowledge of the world can relate with – and that is the many commonalities the two countries share. These... Read more »

US President Donald Trump escalated tensions with Brazil on Friday (5), labeling the South American country’s current government as “radical left” and suggesting that Brazilian officials could be barred from attending the... Read more »

In a world increasingly defined by multipolarity and shifting alliances, Azerbaijan’s deepening ties with Latin America are not merely symbolic; they are strategic, calculated, and transformative. The recent flurry of diplomatic and... Read more »

The Super Bowl hangover was never a big problem for the Kansas City Chiefs, whether they won or lost it. They just kept marching through the rest of the NFL on their... Read more »

Gerardo Lissardy and Caitlin WilsonBBC Mundo and BBC News Getty Images The US has moved additional warships into the Caribbean First, the US deployed multiple warships to the Caribbean. Then, Donald Trump... Read more »