Latin America
In Latin America, the road to Trump's heart goes through Israel
String of newly elected governments in Latin America strengthen ties with Tel Aviv, in hopes of currying favor with Washington
August 14, 2026
String of newly elected governments in Latin America strengthen ties with Tel Aviv, in hopes of currying favor with Washington
Washington rips Santiago for even considering a Pacific fiber optic link to Hong Kong, even though the US has 30 such cables running to Asia
Jose Antonio Kast's win has solidified the country's hard-right shift, but he'll likely maintain a pragmatic balance between the US and China
The 'human rights president' had some tough political decisions to make regarding Augusto Pinochet in 1979.
SOUTHCOM commander raises good questions but should they be coming from the military?
Washington was not only behind the putschists, but drew up plans for a possible invasion and sent a task force to support the military plotters
