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U.S. Seeks $175.8 Million to Replace Undersea Cables in Caribbean and Central America

Officials say the move aims to revive paused counter‑China programs while reducing Beijing’s leverage over regional communications

Ortega Declares End of Electoral Alternation in Nicaragua

Ortega Declares Nicaragua Will No Longer Hold Elections

Bolivia’s Blockades Paralyze Supply Lines and Deepen Political Crisis

Pope León XIV Sidesteps Trump Fight, Stresses Peace on Africa Tour

IMF and World Bank Restore Ties With Venezuela Under Acting President Delcy Rodríguez

Judge Signals Maduro Case Will Proceed With Defense Funding Unresolved

Senate Targets March 18 Hearing for Mullin to Lead DHS After Noem’s Removal

U.S. Formally Recognizes Delcy Rodríguez’s Government, Restores Ties With Venezuela

U.S. Goods Deficit Sets Record as Japan’s Ruling Bloc Moves to Fast-Track Agenda

Trump and Petro Meet at the White House in Pragmatic Thaw Focused on Drug Cooperation

Milan–Cortina 2026 Sets Record for Gender Balance as Japan Navigates Campaign Flashpoints

U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Arrives in Caracas to Rebuild Ties

Federal Police Raid Targets Rio Pension Fund Over Banco Master Investments as President Resigns

U.S.-Mexico Security Standoff Deepens as Washington Demands 'Verifiable' Anti-Cartel Results

Maduro Appears in New York Court as UN Security Council Hears Broad Criticism of U.S. Operation

U.S. Says It Captured Maduro in Caracas Operation as Venezuela Installs Delcy Rodríguez

Machado Reappears in Oslo After Secret Extraction, Acknowledges U.S. Help

Infantino Faces Ethics Complaint Over FIFA Peace Prize Awarded to Trump

Pope Leo XIV Ends Lebanon Visit With Waterfront Mass and Prayer at Beirut Port