That's where Latin America — and Africa — come in. With robust demand and underdeveloped infrastructure, both regions offer Beijing a chance to absorb excess production and offset export losses.

Venture capital (VC) investment in Latin America is seemingly bouncing back. The current scenario follows a roller-coaster ride that saw a sharp decline in 2022 after pandemic boon. VC funding ...

Latin American NOCs play a vital role in their national economies, and oil and gas remain critical to their prosperity and energy security. While global oil demand remains robust, Latin American ...

Donald Trump is a wild card in Latin America. Who will he galvanize more? His natural allies, including leaders who share many of his culture-war obsessions? Or politicians and activists who see ...

Latin America refers to a group of countries stretching from Mexico to the tip of South America. Categorized by their Romance language origins, people in these regions generally speak Spanish ...

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Authorities have seen a surge in seizures of guns and ammunition flowing from the United States to Latin America and the Caribbean, fueling conflict in regions already struggling with violence and ...

Illegal Gold Finances Latin America’s Dictators & Cartels. The United States Must Lead the Fight Against It.

As Taipei’s diplomatic reach in Latin America wanes, China and the U.S. vie for strategic influence. Guatemala has been one of Taiwan’s stable allies, though it too may come under Chinese pressure to ...

Bangladesh has been broadening its trade relationships beyond its traditional markets. One region of growing interest is Latin America, a continent abundant in resources and economic opportunities.

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Chinese space architecture and access to partner nation facilities in Latin America is part of what the head of U.S. Southern Command, General Laura Richardson, calls “dual use” infrastructure.