With a variety of uncertainties that continue to face major nations of the world, there should be a time for reflection and analysis on how to move forward as a globalized society.

As Colombia and South Korea celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations, Ambassador Juan Carlos Coiza spoke of the Colombian fruits that are most “missed” in the Korean capital of Seoul.

Peter Stano, spokesman for the European Union, declared that judges and prosecutors who have sentenced twenty political leaders of the Nicaraguan opposition have violated due process.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a “historical milestone” for global geopolitics, as the war has been “swiping its tail” across the world.

Many international companies have expressed interest in becoming the operator for the Quito metro system.

Economic repercussions of the war in Ukraine are likely to be felt in Cuba, as the island nation has been conducting operations through Russian banks “to circumvent the U.S. embargo.”

From January to December 2021, Panama exported fresh pineapple to Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Belgium, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Greece, and Portugal.

In the Puno region, the only hospital that treats its inhabitants is literally falling apart.

The Minister of Economy and Finance in Panama, Héctor Alexander, has begun developing and implementing strategies to remove Panama from “the gray list” and demonstrate to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) that the country is making progress with regard to combatting money laundering and terrorist financing.

President Miguel Díaz-Canel of Cuba held a meeting with Angolan Secretary of State Adão de Almeida with the purpose of “strengthening bilateral economic co-operation” between the two nations.