Mexico and Pakistan, located on opposite sides of the globe, have been targets of recurrent political violence stemming from its domestic and regional problems
Pakistan, a developing South Asian country with 208 million inhabitants and the only nuclear power from the Islamic world, will elect a new government next Wednesday
Today marks Nelson Mandela's 100th birthday, here we take a brief look into his life and legacy
The flight school opened its doors to women following the end of a decades-long driving ban in the deeply conservative Muslim country where many social restrictions are easing
A new political crisis has arisen in the UK’s government headed by Theresa May, after the resignation of David Davis and Boris Johnson, due to their opposition to the “Chequers agreement” for the country’s withdrawal from the EU
Prime Minister Theresa May’s Foreign Minister and Brexit negotiator quit in protest at her plans to keep close trade ties with the European Union after Britain leaves the bloc
Less than a week after the overwhelming victory of Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his Movement for National Regeneration (Morena) party in Mexico, there is a widespread debate about the reasons behind the electoral results and more relevant
Latin American progressive movements were removed from power by conservative political parties after the so-called “pink tide” period of 1998-2015
Andrés Manuel López Obrador won Mexico’s Presidency in a landslide victory on Sunday, setting the stage for the most left-wing government in the country’s democratic history
Particularly in the current transition period marked by strategic shifts in the energy market and the global geopolitical outlook
