International Affairs & Diplomacy

South Korea, China, and the U.S. must be prepared for a possible collapse of authority in a nuclear-armed state without any known plan for succession of power

In the field of journalist’s human rights, Mexico’s government keeps on stumbling over the same obstacles to impart justice efficiently and properly

A week of bilateral negotiations and four days of video conferences were needed to reach the agreement to cut world production in 9.7 mbd encouraging oil price recovery

The precarious stability that the world had until 2019 is rapidly disappearing due to the coronavirus pandemic and the economic crisis

Brussels decided to open accession negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia, in a move that will increase Western influence in the Balkan region

Once the threat is overcome, previous conflicts will resurface even stronger, sometimes aggravated by the health emergency itself

Far from contributing to improving international cooperation as it might have been expected, the coronavirus pandemic is intensifying the rivalry between the United States and China

Markets are bearish after the “Black Monday” that plunged oil prices to its lowest level since the 1991 Gulf War

Mexican women will march in the capital and other cities on Sunday; on Monday, they will stop their daily activities for a historic first time for the national strike #UnDiasinNosotras

A popular movement has taken the streets in the Dominican Republic after the municipal elections were suspended amid accusations of fraud, vote-buying, & manipulation of public resources