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Fernando Martínez, a member of Venezuela’s opposition, left the Argentine diplomatic compound in Caracas after nine months of asylum. His departure comes amidst claims of increased threats from Venezuelan authorities. …
Venezuelan Opposition Member Exits Argentine Diplomatic Compound After Nine Months Read More
This article summarizes key news from Southeast Asia, including the potential for progress on Myanmar in ASEAN talks, Thailand’s new safety campaign for road travel, the arrival of a significant …
Key News Highlights from Southeast Asia: Progress, Challenges, and Celebrations Read More
On December 20, 2024, key updates from Southeast Asia include Indonesia’s discussions on Myanmar’s crisis, Thailand’s New Year’s safety campaign, Cambodia’s tourist influx, Laos’ healthcare progress, and Vietnam’s environmental measures. …
Southeast Asia News Highlights: Developments in Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos & Vietnam – December 20, 2024 Read More
A recent report by the CDJor reveals a significant increase in hostility aimed at journalists, particularly women and minorities, during Brazil’s municipal elections. Most attacks were directed at female journalists, …
Disproportionate Attacks on Women and Minorities in Brazilian Journalism Read More
Nicaragua plans to ratify constitutional reforms increasing presidential powers and state media control, mirroring tactics seen in authoritarian regimes. Under President Ortega, these changes threaten free speech and criminalize dissent, …
Nicaragua’s Constitution Reform: A Step Toward Authoritarian Control Over Media Read More
The Biden administration has a chance to take decisive action regarding South Sudan’s ongoing crises by imposing network-based sanctions on President Salva Kiir’s regime. Corruption and violence have plagued the …
Redefining Diplomacy: A Call for Action on South Sudan’s Governance Crisis Read More
The Biden administration can influence South Sudan’s future by imposing network-based sanctions on President Kiir and his corrupt regime. Despite ongoing civil strife and postponed elections, targeted sanctions can dismantle …
Urgent Call for U.S. Action on South Sudan: The Need for Targeted Sanctions Read More
The Chilean Government protested against Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo for labeling President Gabriel Boric a “Communist” during a radio interview. Caputo argued that such leadership is harming Chile, while …
Chile Protests Against Argentine Minister for “Communist” Remarks Read More
The Chilean government has lodged a protest against Argentine Economy Minister Luis Toto Caputo for calling Chile’s President Gabriel Boric a “Communist” responsible for his country’s decline. This statement is …
Chile Protests Argentine Minister’s ‘Communist’ Remarks Amid Diplomatic Tensions Read More
Colombia has proposed to manage Argentina’s Embassy in Caracas, where six aides of opposition leader María Corina Machado are currently sheltered. This initiative follows communication with Venezuela’s government to ensure …
Colombia Steps In to Protect Venezuelan Opposition Amid Rising Tensions Read More