President Javier Milei, a self-declared "anarcho-capitalist" is scheduled to take part in a gathering of Spanish far-right party Vox alongside other hard-right European leaders such as France's Marine...
In the first four months of 2024, UNICEF reports, more than 30,000 children have braved the Darien Gap jungle, hoping to reach the United States as their final destination.
Storms, which have caused greatest devastation in Rio Grande do Sul state, also left 60 people missing and 10,242 displaced in 154 cities, officials say.
New attacks target neighbourhoods including Solino and Delmas 18, 20 and 24, located southwest of main international airport, which has remained closed for nearly two months amid relentless gang violence.
As the largest protest in two decades rocks the Latin American nation, TRT World examines why swathes of Argentines across the ideological divide are speaking up in defence of public education.
President Gustavo Petro announces decision in May Day celebrations, saying, "If Palestine dies, humanity dies," to loud applause from tens of thousands of Colombians.
Southern Brazil faces a flood crisis after torrential rains batter Rio Grande do Sul with a rising death toll to eight and widespread damage.
The ICJ states that while Germany is party to significant international arms control treaties and has limited arms exports to Israel, the current circumstances did not warrant the court's intervention.
Tragic road accident in Mexico has resulted in 14 deaths and 31 injuries, according to authorities, as road accidents have been on the rise since 2020.
Chilean president declares national mourning after assailants ambush in country's south left three law enforcement officers dead, sparking security concerns.
The Spanish-language digital news platform of Türkiye’s public broadcaster TRT has been hailed as “the beginning of a new era of understanding".
Guests from across Spain and Latin America attended the launch event in Istanbul.
The platform is part of Türkiye's "vision to promote rights and justice in as many languages as possible," says Communications Director Fahrettin Altun.
South America's largest savanna is being plundered, according to a report by an investigative nonprofit, amid calls for governments in rich consumer markets to regulate the markets.
Victims believed to be from Mali and Mauritania are laid to rest in a poignant ceremony with authorities expressing concerns that more refugee and migrants might have been aboard the vessel that traversed Atlantic Ocean.
Amid escalating gang violence and a dire humanitarian situation, Haiti inaugurates a transitional council to address the nation's deep-rooted challenges.
With the latest announcement, Kingston joins the bloc of 140+ UN member states and becomes 12th CARICOM state to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state.
Professors, parents, and alumni from 57 state-run universities, along with students, take to streets in major cities like Buenos Aires, over government's "brutal attack" on the university system.
Internationally, analysts say Argentina's foreign policy is starting to shift, while domestically, President Milei is pushing to open up the economy and says it will eventually bear fruit, but many say they are feeling the squeeze.
Citizens were asked to approve an expansion of military and police powers, significantly boosting gun control and imposing harsher penalties for "terrorism" and drug trafficking.
The once-peaceful South American country has been grappling with a shocking rise in violence that has seen two mayors killed this week.
Candidates are murdered in Tamaulipas and Oaxaca regions as political violence escalates ahead of June elections in Mexico.
NATO's Deputy General Secretary Mircea Geoana welcomes Argentina's bid to become an accredited partner in the bloc — a valued role short of "ally" for nations that are not in NATO's geographical area.
A linguist explores what really constitutes a homeland for diaspora people living away from the country of their birth.
Brazilian police find nine decomposing bodies off the northern coastal state of Para, with preliminary analysis indicating the boat departed Mauritania after January 17.
Steel plant bosses and workers in countries like Chile and Brazil press governments for higher import tariffs.
Officials were forced to ration water after reservoirs hit historically low levels due to a combination of high temperatures and lack of rainfall prompted by the El Nino climate phenomenon.
Mexico has also appealed to the International Court of Justice to suspend Ecuador from the UN unless it apologises for violating international law.
Food and healthcare access plummeting in Haiti, the UN seeks immediate funding as the nation grapples with gang violence and a political stalemate.
Colombia's government and the ELN rebels will hold an extraordinary round of peace talks in Caracas, aiming to overcome a stall in progress and achieve new advancements.
Lucas Garcia is charged with genocide, crimes against humanity and forced disappearance, which carry a possible sentence of more than 100 years in prison.
Gang violence forces 18 hospitals to stop working and causes a shortage of medical supplies, health workers say.
Just hours after Mexico granted Jorge Glas political refugee status, Ecuador troops carried out a raid on Mexico's embassy to capture their ex-vice president.
Lawyers for Nicaragua argue that Germany is in breach of the 1948 United Nations Genocide Convention by furnishing Israel with weapons.