Politics

President Accuses Mohamed Family of Blackmail Over US Extradition Case

The Head of State claims a prominent family threatened a smear campaign regarding his private assets unless the government intervened in foreign legal proceedings

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A Continental Shift: The Rise of the New Right in South America

From Peru to Bolivia, a wave of conservative populism is sweeping the region as voters reject left-wing incumbents in favour of nationalism and strict law enforcement

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South America's Conservative Resurgence

How Nationalist Messaging and Hardline Policies Are Driving a Regional Shift to the Right

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The Anti-Incumbent Tide: Understanding Latin America's Shift to the Right

Driven by demands for domestic security and economic stability, a wave of conservative victories sweeps the region, though pragmatic trade realities and a resilient left ensure the map remains deeply divided

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The Anti-incumbent Wave: Why Latin America's Rightward Shift is About Anger, Not Ideology

Voters across Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru have turned to conservative leaders, but analysts say the trend reflects frustration with crime and inflation rather than a coherent political realignment

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German Foreign Minister Balances Global Security and Trade on Americas Tour

Talks in Washington will address escalating US-Iran tensions before the focus shifts to the newly ratified EU-Mercosur free trade agreement in South America

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