The Latin Bulletin In the face of gale-force winds and scorching temperatures, Greece is grappling with a relentless wildfire crisis. A major wildfire in the northeastern part of the country has been raging out of control for four days, resulting in widespread devastation. The tragedy deepened on Tuesday when the bodies of 18 individuals were…

The Latin Bulletin The BRICS economic bloc, consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is set to convene in Johannesburg this week for three days of important meetings. However, this year’s summit comes with an unusual twist as Russian President Vladimir Putin will participate via video call instead of attending in person. The…

The Latin Bulletin North Korea’s announcement of a planned satellite launch later this month has intensified tensions as joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea continue. The satellite launch, expected between August 24 and August 31, comes after a failed attempt in May and is viewed as a significant development by neighbouring…

The Latin Bulletin North Korea’s state-owned airline, Air Koryo, recently embarked on its first international flight since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. This significant development is seen as a positive sign of easing border restrictions, which may facilitate the repatriation of stranded North Koreans abroad and boost trade relations with its powerful neighbor, China….

The Latin Bulletin For over 15 years, the political landscape in Thailand has been shadowed by the influence of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite living in exile since his ouster in a 2006 coup d’état and facing corruption convictions, Thaksin has remained a formidable force in Thai politics. However, recent developments have shown cracks…

The Latin Bulletin The digital landscape is witnessing a significant shift as the European Union (EU) introduces the first phase of its ambitious Digital Services Act (DSA). This groundbreaking legislation aims to enhance user safety, combat the spread of harmful content, and safeguard fundamental rights such as privacy and free speech. Several major tech companies,…

The Latin Bulletin In a historic move that marks a generational change in Cambodian politics, Hun Manet, the son of longtime autocratic leader Hun Sen, has been approved as the country’s new prime minister. With decades of experience in the army and a recent victory in the National Assembly elections, Hun Manet succeeds his father,…

The Latin Bulletin The surge in onion prices and its potential implications on the Indian government have taken center stage, surpassing even the recent tomato price spike by 700%. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration has now initiated fresh measures to control food inflation prior to crucial upcoming elections. With onions being an integral part of…

The Latin Bulletin Brussels, the bustling capital city of Belgium, has been making remarkable strides in prioritizing sustainability. With an unwavering commitment to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Brussels has proven itself as a frontrunner in sustainable urban development. In alignment with this vision, the city has recently signed a groundbreaking Sustainable…

The Latin Bulletin Months of political uncertainty in Thailand have finally culminated in the appointment of Srettha Thavisin as the country’s new prime minister. Srettha, a prominent Bangkok real estate tycoon and advocate for queer rights and environmental sustainability, has garnered significant support from businesses. However, his ascent to power is not indicative of a…