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President Rodrigo Paz's administration contends with a severe currency shortage and 15 per cent inflation while unions call for agricultural and labour policy overhauls
The European Commission has confirmed it is closely tracking a cluster of suspected illnesses linked to hantavirus on board the MV Hondius, a Dutch-flagged vessel.
Lars Klingbeil attributes a significant downgrade in projected tax revenues for the 2026–2030 period to the war launched by the United States and Israel, describing the action as an irresponsible move that has severely impacted the national economy.
A Superbike rider has died after a crash during qualifying for the North West 200 in Northern Ireland, marking the first fatality at the event since 2016.
The designation alleges the official instrumentalised state mechanisms to divert oil revenues, while the US Treasury Secretary condemns the regime's exploitation of Iraqi resources.
One month after "Black Wednesday", reports indicate the US legal requirement to ensure Israel maintains a qualitative military edge has kept the Lebanese army under-equipped, despite international calls for disarmament of the militia group.
Reporter Victor Bolorunduro of The Peninsula Qatar assesses the French club's improved cohesiveness and form as they prepare to face Arsenal in the final.
One year after his election, the pontiff has spent more time in Africa than any predecessor and avoided a US visit following a public clash over Iran
The administration argues that comments regarding "maximum warfare" over Virginia's electoral map constitute a call to violence, though Jeffries maintains his remarks referred strictly to partisan gerrymandering disputes.
Three passengers have died following exposure in South America before boarding; public health risk assessed as low but vigilance required
While officials deny reports of resignation talks, analysts suggest strategic decision-making remains concentrated within the Supreme Leader's office and the IRGC
A handwritten note purported to be written by Jeffrey Epstein has been made public by US District Judge Kenneth Karas, though the court did not confirm its genuineness.
France, Europe's largest consumer of pesticides, sees a surge in paediatric diagnoses; new policy shift covers infants in utero
State media and AFP correspondents report the strike targeted the elite Radwan Force unit, reigniting fears of a prolonged conflict.
Linxi News analysis: The strategic shift relies on existing European supply chains and a workforce of half a million skilled workers to counter energy insecurity
Two Russian settlements continue to operate in Norway's Svalbard, a strategic gateway to the Arctic, raising concerns among residents of Longyearbyen and policymakers across Europe
The move signals a potential shift in Olympic policy regarding state involvement in conflict, while Russia remains suspended pending a World Anti-Doping Agency investigation.
Authorities in Tristan da Cunha coordinate with the UK Health Security Agency to manage precautionary isolation measures following the incident.
A temporary cessation of hostilities announced by Russia for Victory Day contrasts sharply with Kyiv's demand for an open-ended halt to fighting starting Wednesday.
Spokesperson Vincent Magwenya characterises the fresh violence as isolated incidents, while critics point to deep-seated unemployment and inequality as the true drivers of the unrest.
With the tourism sector contributing 14 per cent to the national economy, authorities warn that government efforts to boost domestic travel have had negligible impact on the crisis
Widespread clashes outside the Parc des Princes and on the Champs-Elysees have prompted heightened security measures for the upcoming match in Budapest
Analysts warn the standoff over a frozen war between the two nations could precipitate a global economic meltdown, driving the shift toward a narrower agreement that postpones contentious issues.
Linxi News reports on the official admission that marks a significant escalation in the conflict zone.
Authorities have ruled out further danger to the public, though specific details regarding the motive and identity of the deceased remain under review.
Contact tracing is underway for dozens of passengers who disembarked from the Dutch cruise ship at St Helena, with incubation periods extending the window for potential transmission.
Police have detained three Australian citizens with alleged Islamic State links at Melbourne and Sydney airports, investigating potential terrorism offences and crimes against humanity.
Following the deaths of two senior officers in a Wednesday ambush, the state marks the period from midnight on May 6 to midnight on May 9 to recognise the sacrifices made by security forces defending the volatile region.
Officials at a Buddhist temple in Seoul have formally introduced the nation's first humanoid robot ordained as a monk, signaling a significant evolution in how religious institutions integrate modern automation.
A major initiative to upgrade sanitation, education, and healthcare facilities in the heart of Mumbai has been proposed, though the requirement to move a segment of the nearly one million inhabitants remains a point of contention.
Supply chain fractures in the Strait of Hormuz and export restrictions from China force Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand to restructure their energy procurement strategies.
Millions of voters cast ballots in a contest determining approximately 5,000 council seats and devolved parliament positions, as the government grapples with economic struggles and political scandals
Local officials in India-administered Kashmir have initiated a fresh campaign targeting drug addiction among the youth, though specific operational details remain unconfirmed.
A federal judge has published a handwritten letter allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein weeks before his death in prison. While the note states he could "choose one's time to say goodbye," the release has not resolved ongoing conspiracy theories regarding foul play.
Independent journalist Estelle Ndjandjo convenes a discussion on the enduring challenges facing Black professionals in the French media landscape.
One student killed and 20 injured in incident involving Niigata prefecture group on club expedition
An open letter signed by prominent athletes and artists urges the Football Association of Ireland to cancel the upcoming match against Israel, citing humanitarian concerns and regulatory breaches.
The system, developed by the Ministry's research centre, features a reported range of 6,000km but remains a mock-up with no confirmed flight tests
The proposed memorandum seeks to lift sanctions and reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days, but excludes key US demands regarding missile programmes and proxy groups
The ship, which departed Ushuaia for Antarctica, has recorded three deaths amid a surge in Andes virus cases linked to Argentina.
The Ministry of Commerce directs all citizens and companies to ignore US penalties targeting Hengli Petrochemical and four other refineries accused of handling Iranian oil.
Despite a right foot injury sustained during training last week, the 34-year-old is expected to understand if he is left out given his limited international appearances in 2025.
President Felix Tshisekedi has floated the prospect of extending his tenure beyond the current 2028 limit, citing instability in the volatile eastern region as the primary justification.
France 24 reports fans marked the win against the German side as the team prepares to face their opponent in the final on 30 May.
Police sources reveal the alleged justification behind the killing of an elementary school-aged boy in Minamiidan City
The meeting, requested by the US government, marks the first engagement between the pontiff and a Trump administration official in nearly a year
Regional tensions persist amid separate developments in Washington regarding a state visit by King Charles
The meeting aims to reconcile diplomatic protocol with the administration's foreign policy agenda while seeking to de-escalate friction over the conflict in Iran