MercoPress. South Atlantic News Agency
Global opposition to U.S. policy gains momentum after Davos confrontations
Global opposition to United States foreign and trade policies has intensified in the wake of sharp confrontations at the World Economic Forum in Davos 2026, with leaders from Europe, Asia, and Latin America pushing back against unilateral U.S. initiatives, including strategic ...
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Politics
- Venezuela frees opposition leader’s son-in-law as Caracas signals thaw with Washington
- Argentina envoy asks French lawmakers to cover “Falklands” label on map during hearing
- US appoints career diplomat Laura Dogu as new mission chief for Venezuela amid thaw signals
- Trump says “framework” deal with NATO on Greenland is taking shape and drops tariff threat
Economy
- European Parliament puts EU-Mercosur trade deal on hold, seeks top court legal opinion
- Delcy Rodríguez vows 30% increase in gold output to boost hard-currency inflows
- Trump’s obsession: why central bankers came out in support of Fed’s chair Powell
- IMF keeps Argentina’s growth outlook at 4% for 2026 and 2027 amid fragile global balance
Energy & Oil
- Chavismo pushes oil-law reform to open Venezuela’s upstream to private firms
- Trump signals possible role for Machado as U.S. tightens Venezuela oil crackdown
- BYD ship reaches Argentina with record delivery of nearly 5,800 electric and hybrid vehicles
- EU-Mercosur trade deal could turn South America into a critical minerals powerhouse
Environment
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- Trump is buying eleven icebreakers from Finland for Arctic Ocean patrolling
- Chile wildfires: death toll rises to 20 as authorities report widespread destruction and arrest a suspect
- Uruguay to send 40 firefighters to Chile as Biobío and Ñuble wildfires leave at least 20 dead
Health & Science
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- Brazil's health watchdog gives nod to HIV vaccine
- Elisha Kent Kane Society awards Gold Medal to Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust trustee Mensun Bound
- Argentine health authorities concerned over growing number of superflu cases
