As the Arctic Ocean widens and the ice melts, the potential for future technologies becomes greater and greater. At the center of U.S. defense strategy is the partnership with Canada which ensures early-warning systems can be placed along the northern routes to identify targets and intruders before they enter critical air space. Particularly as new technologies – like hyper sonic… Read more »
Times aren’t going great in Cuba! Over 10 million Cubans lost power over the weekend as the nation’s electrical grid completely collapsed for the second time in a week. Following the blackout, officials reported they were gradually recovering electricity whilst prioritising ‘vital’ centers such as hospitals and water systems. After about a day, around half of Havana had regained power…. Read more »
Following the ousting of Nicolas Maduro, Chevron has been much more amenable towards investment in Venezuela, though recently they have been advocating for more legal reforms to ensure profits. The current Venezuelan government is focused on mining legislation, and therefore hasn’t yet considered additional oil legislation, which has subsequently given some companies like Chevron cold feet. The large American oil… Read more »
President Trump has signalled that the United States is currently in talks with president Canel, though Cuba officially denies the existence of any official correspondence. Since the ousting of Nicolas Maduro in January, Cuba has faced a vast economic and energy crisis and as its only other allies – Russia and China – become themselves isolated, Cuba has been forced… Read more »
Around 5:30 AM on March 10th, police were called to the U.S. consulate in Toronto to investigate reported shots at the consulate and found spent shell casings, with witnesses stating two men exited an SUV and used handguns to shoot at the building which sustained minor damage, but nobody was injured. As a result, the Toronto Police Chief told reporters… Read more »
As per the Human Rights Watch, drone strikes have killed more than 1,200 people since 2025, with the majority of strikes originating from Haitian security forces. Aimed at antigang operations, the drone strikes are primarily taking place in Port-au-Prince, the capital and a city with over 3 million inhabitants. The population density of Port-au-Prince is estimated to be around 40-44,000… Read more »
Article: https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/colombia-identifies-remains-rebel-group-priest-killed-1966-2026-02-16/ Camilo Torres, a Catholic priest who was a member of the National Liberation Army was reported killed in combat in the 1960s, but his body was never found. The Search Unit for Disappeared People (UBPD) was tasked with finding and identifying over 135,000 people like Camilo Torres who disappeared during the decades of civil war in Colombia, and… Read more »
Article: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/guyanas-oil-growth-potential-rises-venezuela-tensions-set-ease-2026-02-17/ One of the fastest-growing countries in the world right now, Guyana, has set forth to become one of the top oil exporters in South America and currently plans to vastly improve its current infrastructure, but also to boost its oil production with the involvement of foreign companies and the state’s own oil-sponsored programs. Most evidently, they have projected… Read more »
Article: https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/17/americas/peru-president-jose-jeri-ousted-intl-latam This just in from Lima: their president has been ousted! Following the suspicious meetings with Chinese businessmen in different locations throughout the country, one time even wearing a hood, the prior Peruvian president Mr. Jose Jeri has been ousted by Peru’s Congress on account of misconduct. None of his aforementioned meetings were recording in the presidential logbook, nor… Read more »