Timothy Fraher 12/12/23 Timothy Fraher 12/12/23

Latin American countries torn over warfare in the Middle East

In an interview on Dec. 6th with the IR Insider, Jorge G. Castañeda, former Secretary of Foreign Affairs for Mexico and Professor of Latin American and Caribbean Studies at New York University, shared his insights on the different positions of Latin American countries on the Israel-Hamas War.

Gabriel da Silva Terra 2/27/23 Gabriel da Silva Terra 2/27/23

Argentina Becomes the New 'Birth Tourism' Destination for Russian Women

Over 10,500 pregnant Russian women have arrived in Argentina within the first year of the Russian-Ukrainian War.

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On Oct. 25, Hurricane Otis struck the city of Acapulco on the Pacific coast of Mexico, leaving the country with landslides, flooding, and devastation, becoming the second-strongest storm in Mexico's history.

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EU’s Decision on Chinese EVs and Germany’s Response

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On Friday October 4, 2024, the European Union (EU) finished voting on the proposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). While countries like Hungary and Germany vocally disagreed to this proposition, a majority of EU countries had already voted in favor of the tariffs. The tariffs are only the beginning of a potential long-lasting economic cold war between China and the West.

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Latin American countries torn over warfare in the Middle East

Argentina Becomes the New 'Birth Tourism' Destination for Russian Women

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