Smoke and flame rose from Manbij in what Syria Democratic Forces said were U.S.-led airstrikes… U.S.-backed forces entered the Islamic State-controlled city of Manbij in Syria for the first time Continue Reading
The White House is pushing to ease the way for companies to complete deals with Iran, aiming to cement the landmark nuclear agreement reached last year and make it difficult Continue Reading
U.S. Airstrikes Twelve ground and air strikes in Syria and 22 in Iraq, conducted by the United States-led coalition against the Islamic State, targeted the terrorist organization’s lucrative oil and Continue Reading
Venezuela’s sliding oil output may be tumbling at a rate faster than initially anticipated and production could soon reach a 27-year low. As mentioned by Argus Media on 22 June Continue Reading
We are on the precipice of a food fight among 7 billion people, and potash will be right at the center of it. If you can add 200,000 people every Continue Reading
The Colombian government and FARC rebels are close to ending their decades-long armed conflict following the anticipated signing of a bilateral ceasefire. The announcement of the agreement was made on Continue Reading
On June 26, the Panama Canal Authority, the body that operates the Panama Canal, will inaugurate a third set of locks, which will allow for the transit of larger ships. Continue Reading
Another airline bites the dust of Venezuela’s worsening crisis, adding to the increasingly common sight of a near-empty tarmac at the Simón Bolívar airport serving Caracas. Aeromexico, Mexico’s largest carrier, Continue Reading
Oil prices have surged by more than 80 percent since February on the back of unexpected supply disruptions. But the market could be missing yet another potential supply disruption that Continue Reading
The Organization of American States will meet Thursday to discuss the deepening crisis in Venezuela, where the opposition is pushing forward with efforts to activate a recall referendum of President Continue Reading
