Who Really Benefits From the US-Venezuela Oil Deal?
A newly unveiled oil agreement between Washington and Caracas is drawing scrutiny from critics who question its transparency and who truly stands to gain.
Porfirio Díaz’s Rise to Power: A Study in Ambition
A new installment in a biographical series on Porfirio Díaz explores how personal ambition shaped his climb from provincial soldier to Mexico's longest-serving ruler.
Messi to Retire from Argentina After 2026 World Cup
Lionel Messi has announced he will step away from the Argentine national team once the 2026 World Cup concludes, closing out one of soccer's most storied international careers.
Messi Announces Retirement From Argentina at Age 39
Lionel Messi announced on social media that he is stepping away from Argentina's national team, closing the book on a 20-year career that includes a 2022 World Cup title.
Ayotzinapa Case Takes New Turn: Bags of Remains Found
Mexican investigators have uncovered 20 bags containing human remains along with a clandestine crematorium, a discovery that could reshape the long-running probe into the 2014 disappearance of 43 students.
Families of Missing in Mexico Demand Answers Nationwide
Relatives of disappeared people across 31 Mexican states are demanding that authorities locate their loved ones, dead or alive, highlighting a humanitarian crisis that has gripped the country for years.
Spanish Language Gains Popularity Among Students in China
Spanish is becoming an increasingly popular language choice among students in China, reflecting growing cultural and economic ties between China and Spanish-speaking countries.
EU Allegedly Seized 140 Million Oil Barrels Since Maduro’s…
A report claims the European Union has taken control of some 140 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil since Nicolás Maduro's removal from power, raising questions about sovereignty and resource control.
Trump and the Lesson From Venezuela
Columnist León Krauze argues that Venezuela's political collapse offers a cautionary tale for the United States under Donald Trump.
US Universities See Drop in International Student Enrollment
International student applications to US colleges fell 10% for the 2025-2026 academic year, even as overall applications rose, raising alarm about economic and scientific fallout.