The Latin Bulletin The U.S.-led international order, painstakingly built over the years, is facing a significant challenge as support from the Global South begins to unravel. The recent muscular support by President Biden for Israel’s assault on Gaza has triggered a wave of concern and outrage, threatening the credibility of Western leaders and their commitment…

The Latin Bulletin In the early hours of the morning, Nepal was jolted by a powerful earthquake that devastated the northwest region, leaving behind a trail of destruction and loss. The tremor proved deadly, with the death toll steadily rising to 157, while many more families were left homeless and injured. As relief efforts endeavor…

The Latin Bulletin The recent series of airstrikes carried out by Israeli warplanes and the subsequent attacks by the militant Hezbollah group along the Lebanon-Israel border have sparked a worrisome escalation in tensions. These events came shortly after Hezbollah’s leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, stated that his group is already engaged in unprecedented fighting in the…

The Latin Bulletin TEHRAN, Iran — Iranians took to the streets on Saturday to commemorate the anniversary of the 1979 U.S. Embassy takeover in Tehran. As the Israel-Hamas conflict entered its fourth week, thousands of Iranians expressed their anger towards the United States’ support for Israel’s military strikes in the Gaza Strip. The state-sanctioned event…

The Latin Bulletin As delegates from around the world and leaders from the tech industry gathered in the U.K. for the first-ever AI Safety Summit, there appeared to be harmony between officials of historical rivals China and the U.S. On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo and Chinese Vice Minister of Science and Technology…

The Latin Bulletin Two days after the Israel-Hamas war broke out on Oct. 7, 83-year-old Holocaust survivor Yaakov Weissmann relocated from his home near Gaza in southern Israel—where 23 of his family members live—to an apartment in an elderly home in a safer area southeast of Tel-Aviv. Between the experience of being uprooted and watching…

The Latin Bulletin Last November, exhilarated Saudi soccer fans celebrated their national team’s astonishing victory over Argentina at a Doha hotel bar, signaling their aspirations for Saudi Arabia to become an even greater force in global football. Fast forward to today, and the ambitious plans of the Kingdom, led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman,…

The Latin Bulletin Taiwan’s political landscape has recently been embroiled in controversy as investigations into suspected bribes surrounding Foxconn Technology Group founder Terry Gou’s presidential campaign gain momentum. As Gou submitted signatures to secure his candidacy, authorities started probing alleged cash payments made in exchange for support. Post Content: The Taipei District Prosecutors Office informed…

The Latin Bulletin In the midst of the recent Israel-Hamas war, a significant development has taken place as a small group of foreign-passport holders was allowed to cross from Gaza into Egypt. This event, captured by various Arab TV channels, marks the first such group to cross since the conflict began. While much attention has…

The Latin Bulletin As we find ourselves in the fourth week of the Israel-Hamas war, the lack of well-defined Israeli goals and a clear endgame for the conflict remains a significant challenge. While the initial shock and desire for vengeance were understandable, it is essential to remember that shock and vengeance alone cannot substitute for…