Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi has departed for China at the head of a roughly 150-strong delegation, framing the trip as a bid to “increase commercial and economic development” with Uruguay’s top ...
State visit from February 1 to 7 aims to promote commercial ties with Beijing despite tension in region after US operation in ...
A contingent of 32 hardcore Utah Jazz fans traveled from Uruguay, Chile and Argentina for a chance to see the team live and ...
Anticipation continues to build ahead of the 2026 World Cup which kicks off across Canada, Mexico and the United States this summer. The tournament begins on Thursday, June 11 and we already know 42 ...
The Youth Mobility Scheme helps bring people and cultures from both countries closer together. Every year, 500 British and Uruguayan nationals between ...
Calls for a boycott of the U.S.-cohosted event are growing, but there's ample reason why anything materializing is a long ...
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are expected to travel to Italy to assist with security during the Winter ...
Celtic have been handed a boost in pursuit of reported target Ignacio Laquintana, with the Uruguay star's agent pushing to ...
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How safe is South America? A ranking of countries from least risky to most dangerous
Planning a trip to South America but worried about safety? You're not alone. The continent has long carried a reputation for ...
Paulick Report on MSN
Frankie Dettori Officially Ends Riding Career On Sunday In Brazil
The first leg of Brazil’s Triple Crown was moved up one week to be one of the Italian jockey’s final races ...
Chris Torrens, Chair of the British Chamber of Commerce in China, explains how Starmer's visit boosts businesses.
International sporting events don’t often see teams refuse to participate for a cause – but when it’s happened, it hasn’t been effective ...
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