Americas- Page 12

August 10, 2026

A Red State in the Far North?

As Alberta prepares for a historic vote on its future, a potent blend of Western alienation and American-style populism is raising a wild question: Could Canada’s energy heartland really become the 51st

Americas·Opinion

August 7, 2026

Canada’s Trade Boom is Real, But It’s Not the Whole Story

Canada’s trade numbers just delivered a genuine surprise, and for once, a pleasant one. The country’s merchandise trade surplus widened to C$3.86 billion in the latest reporting month, blowing past economist forecasts

Americas·Opinion

August 5, 2026

Utility Mega-Mergers as Power Industry Enters New Era

The U.S. electricity sector is witnessing a wave of consolidation as utilities race to meet soaring power demand from artificial intelligence and data centers. At the center of this transformation is NextEra

Qatar’s Quiet Victory: How a Gulf State Turned from Pariah to Peacemaker

In the swirl of diplomacy surrounding the Israel-Hamas peace accord, much of the spotlight has fallen on President Donald Trump. But behind the scenes, another player — the tiny Gulf state of

October 11, 2025

Americas·Middle East·Opinion

Venezuela’s Bravest Voice: Maria Corina Machado and the New Meaning of Peace

Maria Corina Machado’s receipt of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize marks a watershed moment not only in Venezuelan history but also in the international struggle to safeguard democracy against authoritarian backsliding. This

October 10, 2025

Americas·Culture

Washington’s Shutdown Leaves America’s Farmers in the Lurch

Across America’s heartland, farmers are facing a storm that no weather radar can predict — a man-made crisis emanating not from the skies, but from Washington. The federal government shutdown has ground

October 10, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Closing Doors on Genius: The Danger of America’s Restrictive Immigration Policies

Since the year 2000, immigrants have won an astonishing 40% of Nobel Prizes awarded to Americans. This statistic is not merely a figure to marvel at — it is a stark reminder

October 8, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Trump’s Student Loan Gambit: Privatizing the Debt, Socializing the Risk

When the federal government holds $1.6 trillion in student loans owed by roughly 45 million Americans, any discussion about what to do with that debt is not just a policy conversation —

October 7, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Argentina at the Brink: Why Washington’s Choice Matters

Argentina stands on a financial precipice once again. Just as the first signs of recovery from hyperinflation seemed to appear, a sharp depreciation of the peso and capital flight in late 2025

October 4, 2025

Americas·Explainer

How Keir Starmer’s Trade Gamble With Washington Is Coming Undone

When Keir Starmer and Donald Trump clasped hands amid the pageantry of a royal carriage procession and a fighter jet flyover in London earlier this year, both men sold their May trade

October 2, 2025

Americas·Europe·Opinion

Government Shuts Down Amid Standoff Over Health Care and Funding Dispute

The federal government shut down early Wednesday morning after Congress failed to reach a funding agreement, leaving hundreds of thousands of federal employees facing furloughs and marking the first full government shutdown

October 1, 2025

Americas·Explainer

Cultural Diplomacy and the Chancay Port: China’s Subtle Power Play in Peru

China’s rise in Latin America has often been analyzed through the lens of raw economics and geopolitics. The new port in Chancay, Peru, inaugurated in 2024, is routinely framed as a strategic

September 25, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Trump’s Ukraine Pivot: Breakthrough or Bluff?

Donald Trump’s latest declaration that Ukraine can win the war and reclaim all lost territory has left diplomats and allies both elated and wary. The statement, issued on Truth Social after his

September 23, 2025

Americas·Europe·Opinion

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A Red State in the Far North?

Canada’s Trade Boom is Real, But It’s Not the Whole Story

Utility Mega-Mergers as Power Industry Enters New Era

Qatar’s Quiet Victory: How a Gulf State Turned from Pariah to Peacemaker

Venezuela’s Bravest Voice: Maria Corina Machado and the New Meaning of Peace

Washington’s Shutdown Leaves America’s Farmers in the Lurch

Closing Doors on Genius: The Danger of America’s Restrictive Immigration Policies

Trump’s Student Loan Gambit: Privatizing the Debt, Socializing the Risk

Argentina at the Brink: Why Washington’s Choice Matters

How Keir Starmer’s Trade Gamble With Washington Is Coming Undone

Government Shuts Down Amid Standoff Over Health Care and Funding Dispute

Cultural Diplomacy and the Chancay Port: China’s Subtle Power Play in Peru

Trump’s Ukraine Pivot: Breakthrough or Bluff?

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