Sara Spinelli

Argentina’s president Javier Milei is confronting his administration’s most serious alleged corruption scandal—linked to his sister, Karina, a key figure in his government—just weeks before crucial legislative elections. For over a week, national attention has been focused on leaked audio recordings featuring a former official discussing

Keir Starmer’s chief negotiator on European matters has expressed enthusiasm about the possibility of a youth mobility agreement, signaling a shift toward stronger ties with the EU. Nick Thomas-Symonds, the Cabinet Office minister overseeing Britain’s relationship with the bloc, stated on Wednesday that he was eager to

Socially conservative groups advocating for "parents' rights," which have become influential political forces in the U.S., are making significant inroads in Canada, according to researchers and free expression advocates. This follows claims from two such groups that they successfully pressured Alberta to implement a broad ban

Israeli Forces Advance into New Area in Gaza, Reports Say Israeli tanks entered a new district on the outskirts of Gaza City overnight, damaging homes and causing residents to flee, according to witnesses. Late Tuesday, tanks moved into the Ebad-Alrahman neighborhood on the northern edge of Gaza City and

Critics and opposition leaders have cautioned that El Salvador is moving toward authoritarian rule after the country’s legislature eliminated presidential term limits, allowing Nayib Bukele to seek re-election indefinitely. “Democracy in El Salvador has ended,” opposition lawmaker Marcela Villatoro stated late Thursday as the legislative body—dominated by