President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva sent congress a proposal to shore up Brazil’s public finances after ordering a change that added uncertainty over the government’s ability to boost its revenues — a key element for the plan’s success.
Ecuador’s President Guillermo Lasso, who’s been hospitalized since the weekend suffering from a high fever and a severe urinary infection, is expected to be released Friday, the presidency said in a statement sent by text message.
A Russian court rejected an appeal by Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich against his detention on allegations of espionage in a case that’s highlighted the growing pressure on journalists in the country.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador ratcheted up the political infighting with the US by saying Tuesday his country has been a target of espionage by the Pentagon.
Police in Scotland arrested a second man as part of an ongoing investigation into the Scottish National Party’s finances.
A 24-hour cease-fire between Sudan’s military and a paramilitary group appeared to be only partially observed in the capital Khartoum, indicating the deadly conflict for control of the North African country is far from over.
The head of New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is urging state lawmakers to end their budget wrangling and fix the transit agency’s finances.
US sales of bonds designed to help companies do good are plunging amid pressure from investors and Republican politicians.
Some of Georgia’s “alternate” 2020 electors have told prosecutors that one group member engaged in illegal conduct, according to a court filing by the district attorney investigating President Donald Trump’s efforts to change the state’s election outcome.
Ecuador’s President Guillermo Lasso said he’ll dissolve congress if he faces removal in the current impeachment trial, escalating a political fight with opposition lawmakers.
