Ecuadorian Student Found Alive After Going Missing in Mexico City
Jenny Kalindy, an Ecuadorian student who had been reported missing in the Coyoacán borough of Mexico City, has been found alive, according to local authorities.
Journalists Caught in the Crossfire
Reporters covering conflict and violence increasingly find themselves targeted from multiple sides, facing threats not just from combatants but from the very institutions meant to protect them.
23-Year-Old Quits Job on Her First Day
A young Colombian woman walked away from a new job after just one shift, saying the long hours and working conditions weren't worth staying for.
Germany: Far-Right AfD Leads Regional Vote, Could Govern State
The far-right Alternative for Germany party has taken a commanding lead in a regional election in eastern Germany, putting it on track to become the first far-right party to lead a state government since World War II.
Amazon Cargo Plane Fire at Miami Airport; No Injuries Reported
A Boeing 767 cargo plane operated by Amazon Air burst into flames after veering off a runway at Miami International Airport, prompting a large firefighting response and temporary flight suspensions.
Ukraine: A Business Opportunity Tied to Peace
A Mexican opinion piece argues that any lasting peace deal in Ukraine could open the door to major reconstruction and investment opportunities, reshaping the country's economic future.
Trump-Venezuela Oil Deal Raises Doubts About Transition
President Trump has billed the new US-Venezuela oil agreement as historic, but analysts warn key details remain unclear, including who bears the financial risk and what it means for Venezuela's political future.
Mexican Justice Writes on Indigenous Women’s Rights
In her regular column, Mexican Supreme Court Justice Lenia Batres addresses the long-overdue recognition of Indigenous women's contributions and rights in Mexico.
Anak Krakatau Eruption Shuts Six Indonesian Airports
An eruption of the Anak Krakatau volcano in Indonesia's Sunda Strait grounded flights at six airports, disrupting more than 370 flights and 22,000 travelers.
Kfir Jets Fly Over Colombia’s Catatumbo, but No Bombing
Two Israeli-made Kfir fighter jets buzzed Colombia's volatile Catatumbo region early Sunday, sparking fears of another bombing raid—but officials say the flyover was a show of force, not an attack.