Despite hopes from US for establishment of transitional body following crisis meeting a week ago, situation in capital Port-au-Prince, dubbed "almost like a scene out of Mad Max" by UNICEF, continues ...
Bogota's move came after the EMC violated a ceasefire agreement with an attack on an Indigenous community that left one woman dead.
Once a police officer, Jimmy Cherizier, as known as ‘Barbecue’, has risen to become one of Haiti's most notorious and feared gang leaders who’s now threatening the state with ‘genocide’.
Powerful Haitian gangs lead a violent uprising against PM Ariel Henry as the UN Security Council meets to address the crisis, teetering on the brink of civil war.
The audio, published by local media, appears to be of PM Alberto Otarola speaking to a woman who later went on to work in various government roles.
President Nicolas Maduro is expected to seek re-election, though it remains uncertain whether his political rival Maria Corina Machado will join the race.
TRT World explores how Milei’s economic reforms are shaping the Latin American nation, as the President calls for “patience and trust” while some citizens have quickly taken to the streets to protest.
World leaders' failure to stop Israel from killing Palestinians in Gaza may bolster Lula's case for UNSC reforms, experts say.
Widespread violence rocks the Caribbean nation amid demands by rampaging gangs for the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry and holding long-delayed elections.
Haiti declared a state of emergency and curfew after gang attack on main prison led to escape of thousands of inmates.
While Rio de Janeiro declared a public health emergency last month, strengthening the city's capacity to counter the disease, the city of Niteroi has seen only 403 suspected dengue cases so far this year.
The small Latin American country has benefited from trade between the world's two largest economies.
The first G20 meeting of 2024 in Brazil concluded without a joint statement due to disputes over wars, raising concerns that it could hinder progress on economic discussions
Gang leader Jimmy Cherisier, known by nickname Barbecue, announces "all armed groups are going to act to get Prime Minister Ariel Henry to step down."
All 17 people killed and 14 injured in the bus collision were Hondurans travelling in a small bus.
UN sounds alarm on escalating "inhuman" violence and growing humanitarian crisis in Haiti including a 50 percent increase in sexual assaults.
Popocatepetl volcano spews ash, impacting flights and raising concerns about potential ash fall in surrounding areas.
President Gustavo Petro's push for peace continues as Colombia and ELN rebels agree to further talks.
Bolsonaro seeks a fresh start at a public appearance, calling for peace and unity after facing legal challenges and accusations of election irregularities.
A horrific accident in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, claimed the lives of 10 people when a pickup truck collided with a tractor-trailer and a pick-up truck.
Hakan Fidan, who was appointed in June, makes his first visits to Venezuela and Mexico in his capacity as his country’s top diplomat.
February marked the third anniversary since the passing of one of Argentina's most prominent presidents. Carlos Menem governed the Latin American country from the late 1980s until the end of the 1990s.
There was "virtual unanimity" among G20 nations that a two-state solution was the "only possible solution" to end Israel-Palestine conflict, says Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira.
EU's top envoy Borrell says he has asked G20 host country Brazil to "explain to the world that at the G20 everybody was in favour of this solution."
Some 200 people were thought to have been working in the mine, officials say.
Kicking off its G20 presidency, Brazil calls for reforming UN and other multilateral institutions to prevent or halt global conflicts and enhance representation of developing nations.
Illegally operated open-pit gold mine collapses in central Bolivar state, leaving some 25 people dead and 15 wounded, officials say, suggesting death toll could rise.
Experts say that pushback against Colombia's historically friendly alliance with Israel and the US is emerging from within the government and society. President Gustavo Petro's recent remarks prompt reflection among many.
Colombia's peace process faces a major roadblock as ELN rebels accuse the government of violating promises, suspending crucial talks.
Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira says "outrageous" statements by Israel Katz were "unacceptable in their nature and lying in their content."
Tev Aviv says Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will remain 'persona non grata' until he retracts his remarks on Israel and apologises.
Brazil’s president compares Israeli war on Gaza to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler’s Holocaust against Jews.
African Union condemns Israel's offensive in Gaza, demand immediate ceasefire at summit.
President Gustavo Petro warns of political deterioration and destruction, urging swift global measures against the climate crisis.