Get our news on your inbox! x

Remember me Forgot password

MercoPress, en Español

Montevideo, November 2nd 2025 - 19:47 UTC

 

 

Trump calls meeting with Xi a “G2” summit, reviving idea of a two-power world order
“Trump’s mention of the ‘G2’ concept indicates that he acknowledges the equal position of China and the US,” said Jianlu Bi, a Beijing-based political analyst

US President Donald Trump described his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan as “historic,” calling it a “G2” summit — a term that suggests shared global leadership between Washington and Beijing.

Add your comment!

Milei holds private dinner with Macri as key ministers resign
The meeting between Macri and Milei was shadowed by the snap Cabinet reshuffle
 Add your comment!

Argentine Cabinet Chief Francos resigns – Adorni takes over
Francos' departure also led to the resignation of his close associate, Interior Minister Lisandro Catalán
 Add your comment!

Trump denies imminent attack on Venezuela
Both Trump and Rubio said Washington had no such plans
 4 comments

Miami Herald says US ready to strike Venezuela
Maduro insists the real target is to overthrow him, not to fight drug trafficking
 Add your comment!
Gov. Colin Martin-Reynolds and Returning Officer Dr Andrea Clausen sign papers to dissolve the Legislative Assembly and confirm December 11 as the date for the General Election

Falklands Legislative Assembly Dissolved; General Election 11 December

 Add your comment!
The agreement also halves US tariffs on fentanyl-related products from 20 to 10 percent and commits China to purchase 12 million tonnes of American soybeans this year

Trump and Xi reach limited trade truce, easing restrictions on rare earths and chip firms

 Add your comment!
Lee and Boric pledged to combine South Korea's technology with Chile's energy and mineral resources. Photo: Presidency of Chile

Presidents of Chile and South Korea agree to deepen ties

 Add your comment!
High interest rates amid an economic slowdown have been singled out as the main cause for this retraction

Brazil's job creation falters interannually

 Add your comment!

 

 

Politics

 

 

Economy

Energy & Oil

 

 

Agriculture

Environment

 

 

Entertainment

Health & Science

Tourism