The Trump administration has invoked a 227 year old law, the Alien Enemies Act, to target Tren de Aragua, a gang with its ...

A plunge in global risk appetite is pushing emerging-market investors into higher quality dollar bonds, signaling a years-long rally in junk debt from developing nations might be at an end.

The aid freeze has upended anti-narcotics efforts in Latin America, with programs in Colombia, Mexico, and Ecuador affected.

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In the first 50 days of his second term, President Trump’s penchant for imposing and then suspending tariffs has shaken markets and confounded trading partners.

President Donald Trump's administration is inflicting more damage on the U.S. economy with its policies than on the rest of ...

The peril and promise of Syria under interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa — the former leader of an Islamist insurgent group — ...

Long-threatened tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump have plunged the country into a trade war abroad — all while ...

And it was Petro’s initial refusal to accept deportation flights over the treatment of migrants that threatened to expose ...

Mexico and Canada must hope US domestic lobbies restrain Trump’s tariffs. Big exporter China needs to up efficiency. India ...