Gold Fields, a South African gold mining company, is looking to extend the life of its Cerro Corona mine in Peru by 2040, with a two-stage investment of at least US $240 million.
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In the wake of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s one-week trip to China, the Asian country may provide $5 million in financing to Venezuela.
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The hoverboard trend has caught on in Brazil.
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Although situated on opposite sides of the globe, China and Latin America have many historic reasons for friendship, and their relationship is only growing stronger.
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Tensions over relocating foreign embassies in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem have increased over the years, especially as some countries have begun to move their embassies to Jerusalem.
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In Michelle Bachelet’s first address as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, the former Chilean President expressed serious concerns over the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and Nicaragua.
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According to an agriculture executive, China will almost entirely replace its imports of US soybeans with Brazilian grains and other sources due to the trade war with Washington.
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The problem of sexual abuse in the Catholic church is an issue affecting nations globally.
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Daniel Ortega and his authoritarian regime in Nicaragua continue to prevent the re-establishment of order and human rights to the country.
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On September 3, 2018, Ecuadorian president Lenín Moreno landed in Haneda Airport in Tokyo to begin his official state visit of Japan.
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