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Gazprom Abandons Bolivia’s Azero Project After 16 Years of Unfulfilled Promises

The failure of Gazprom’s Azero venture is more than just an economic footnote; it is a cautionary tale of geopolitical overreach and energy sector overpromising...

Russian Cult Leader Nabbed in Argentine Human-Trafficking Swoop

The joint operation across two airports has exposed a sinister network of alleged human exploitation.

Russian Exiles Fleeing War and Persecution Seek Refuge in Mexico

Mexican authorities have highlighted a 64% year-on-year increase in Russian migrants arriving in Mexico in 2024.

Russia Urges Citizens to Avoid Flying Turkish Airlines to Latin America

Moscow's Embassy in Ankara accused the airline of turning away Russian passengers from flights to Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Panama without explanation...

Russia, Venezuela To Boost Cooperation in Energy, Including Nuclear

Russia's Sergei Lavrov arrived in Venezuela late Monday from Cuba as part of a Latin American tour as Moscow seeks new diplomatic and trading partners...

Russia Stops Ecuador Banana Imports After U.S. Arms Deal

Quito had agreed to a U.S. weapons deal that will result in Ukraine receiving Soviet-era military equipment from the South American country.

Bolivia Signs $450Mln Lithium Deal With Russia

Under the agreement, the Russian firm's parent company, Rosatom, will invest in Bolivia over two years to build a pilot lithium plant in the country's...

Diplomatic Protest After Russian Strike Injures Colombians in Ukraine

"Russia has attacked three defenseless Colombian civilians. In so doing, it violated the protocols of war," Colombia's president said.

Russia Jails Foreigner 5 Years for ‘War Fakes’

The Colombian man is the first foreigner known to be jailed under Russia's laws against “fake news” about the military.

Russian Envoy, Nicaraguan Leader Deride Impact of U.S. Sanctions

Russian FM Sergei Lavrov and Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega played down the impact of U.S. sanctions on officials.

Passports and War Driving Pregnant Russians to Give Birth in Argentina

The country has become a destination of choice for Russian expectant parents fleeing the threat of conscription and seeking new passports.

Russia Seeks Long Sentences for Accused Argentina Embassy Cocaine Smugglers

The defendants face up to 19 years on charges of smuggling 389 kilograms of cocaine worth over $60 million from Buenos Aires to Moscow.

Argentine Health Minister Visits Russia to Discuss Vaccine Supplies – TASS

Argentina was among the first countries to use Russia's Sputnik V but hit “critical” second-dose shortages in late spring.

Guatemala Seeks Refund from Russia Over Delayed Vaccine Doses – Reports

The Latin American country has only received 150,000 Sputnik V doses out of the 8 million it purchased.

Argentina, Mexico Face Second-Dose Shortages of Russia’s Sputnik V Vaccine – Reports

Argentina is reportedly in “intense talks” with Russia as first-dose Sputnik V recipients have had to wait up to 12 weeks for the second shot.

Argentina Says Russia’s Covid-19 Vaccine More Effective Than Chinese, Indian Competitors

Argentina reported that 0.27% of Sputnik V recipients contracted Covid-19 after the first dose versus 0.49% of Sinopharm and 0.46% of Covishield recipients...

Mexico Authorizes Russia's Sputnik V Virus Vaccine

The move is a boost to Mexico's efforts to keep its immunization program on track in the face of limited supplies.

Colombia Expels Russian Diplomats on Spying Accusations – Reports

Moscow has ousted two Colombian diplomats in retaliation to Bogota’s move.

Mexico to Test Russia’s Coronavirus Vaccine

Mexico's foreign minister said Russia's testing offer is “very good news because again we buy ourselves time.”

opinion Fyodor Krashennikov

After Bolivia, Don't Expect a Thaw in Russia

The swift collapse of the Evo Morales regime hands all the trump cards to adherents of harsh police tactics and tough responses.

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