Chubut Province Governor Ignacio Torres flew to Buenos Aires this week to get something he has wanted for some time: the elimination of export duties for conventional oil production. The Patagonian province... Read more »
The world edged a small step closer to the end of the fossil fuel era on Saturday, but not by nearly enough to stave off the ravages of climate breakdown. Countries meeting... Read more »
A nurse transports a patient on a stretcher inside Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, in the Brooklyn borough of New York. [AP Photo/Andres Kudacki] Mass layoffs... Read more »
Nothing in the past week was big enough to interrupt this column’s mission of detailed analysis of last month’s midterms. A trade agreement with the United States is potentially momentous but quite... Read more »
COP30 chairman calls for consensus – extension due to fire not unlikely Friday, November 21st 2025 – 19:05 UTC
We know how difficult it is to reach consensus, Corrêa do... Read more »
Travis Head’s 69-ball century in Perth helps Australia take a 1-0 series lead against England in the Ashes. Makeshift opener Travis Head smacked an explosive 69-ball century to power Australia to victory... Read more »
(Analysis) When Rodrigo Paz Pereira went on television in La Paz this week to announce that “the Ministry of Justice has died”, he was not just cutting one ministry to save money.... Read more »
A survivor of the blizzard that killed a British woman and four others in Chilean Patagonia has said that tourists were concerned about adverse weather conditions ahead of the trek, but were... Read more »
Buenos Aires has become, almost by accident, a regular destination for global stars, many of whom land here for professional commitments but inevitably fall for the city’s flavour, passion and atmosphere. During... Read more »
The U.S. government announced major design changes it wants to implement to make the female version of the vehicle crash test dummy more lifelike, potentially replacing a model used for decades that... Read more »