Former President Morales led a 190-kilometre march into La Paz and described the uprising as resistance to a neoliberal model imposed without democratic consent.
Year: 2026
El Nino Could Compound Effects of Hormuz Disruption Says World Economic Forum
The WEF warned that a super El Nino in 2027 could simultaneously drive food insecurity energy price spikes and supply chain disruptions across the Global South.
DOJ Charges 15 People with Conspiracy for Blocking ICE Operations in Minnesota
Federal prosecutors filed charges against demonstrators accused of coordinating to physically obstruct and disrupt immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities area.
Houthi Forces Retain Power in Yemen Despite Years of US UK and Israeli Strikes
Despite sustained military pressure from multiple coalition members the Houthi movement in Yemen has maintained control of key territory and continued operations.
Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Extended by Three Weeks Amid Continued Israeli Strikes
A new extension was agreed to give more time for diplomatic talks while on-the-ground violence continued making a mockery of the formal ceasefire status.
Iran War Officially Over: US-Israeli Operation Epic Fury Ran from February 28 to June 17 2026
The formal end of the 2026 Iran war with hostilities ceasing June 17 has set the stage for fraught diplomatic negotiations about a durable settlement.
Keir Starmer Becomes Sixth UK Prime Minister to Resign in the Post-Brexit Era
The Labour leader’s departure is another chapter in Britain’s extraordinary leadership instability triggered by the 2016 referendum and its ongoing economic and political fallout.
Cuba’s Parliament Approves Partial Privatisation Reforms After US Blocks Oil Shipments
Lawmakers voted to open state enterprises to private ownership after the US blocked nearly all oil imports to Cuba compounding the island’s deepening economic crisis.
Colombian Election: Trump Ally Abelardo de la Espriella Wins Presidential Vote
The attorney whose political positions align closely with the Trump administration won a decisive victory that will reshape Colombia’s domestic and foreign policy direction.
Father’s Day ICE Jail Vigil in Newark Ends with Pepper Spray as GEO Group Employee Hits Protester
What began as a peaceful family-focused vigil outside the Delaney Hall detention centre became chaotic after a vehicle and then ICE agents confronted the crowd.