A total of 156 countries are gathering from this Wednesday to next Sunday at the 45th edition of Fitur, the first major ...

President Donald Trump is renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America. But how will that change go into effect – and will ...

With three official languages and an intense rivalry between the Flemish-speaking north and French-speaking south, Belgium is one of the most complex and intriguing countries in Europe. Brussels, ...

Morocco’s support for Spain following the floods that impacted the neighboring Iberian nation illustrates the “depth of the relations between the two friendly and brotherly countries,” emphasized ...

But do other countries have to follow suit? What happens on maps if they don't ... U.S. and along a large portion of Mexico was considered Spanish waters for about 150 years after the area ...

As the saying goes, money makes the world go round. It is no surprise that for many, a list of the best countries for international students to earn the highest salaries is one to check out. Still, ...

Click here to see the full story in Spanish. Ecuador will be the first Latin American country to elect its president in 2025. Bolivia will do the same amid a deep crisis over the indictment of ...

South America is a facinating continent, etched with history and culture, with many places speaking Spanish due to European colonisation. These include Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia ...

Ever wondered how many countries share a border with India? India, the seventh-largest country in the world, shares its borders with seven countries. These neighbours are spread across its ...

These countries will mark the new year moments after New Zealand. Cities in New Zealand will be followed by Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra in Australia. The celebration will continue spreading ...

There will be "another solid year of global economic growth in 2025," but that different countries will see different rates of growth, according to a Goldman Sachs forecast. The investment bank's ...

International date line zig zags through Pacific. See the map Since countries are free to choose which date to observe, that explains why the international date line actually zig zigs — instead ...