Latinamerika

Seven tons of cocaine buried – on Spanish farm

Seven tons of cocaine that were stored in buried containers on a farm in Spain have been seized, according to Spanish authorities on Monday.

Left-Wing Group Wants to Oust von der Leyen

Mercosur agreement near – EU base on site

The EU's large and drawn-out trade agreement with Latin America is getting closer - despite France still saying no. Signing is expected at the summit in Montevideo.

UNESCO: A journalist is killed every fourth day

The number of journalists killed in service during 2022-2023 increased compared to the previous two years, shows a report from the UN agency Unesco.

Stubb to Xi: Putin cannot be trusted

Russia's president Vladimir Putin is not to be trusted, especially when it comes to nuclear weapons. That was one of the messages from Finland's president Alexander Stubb to China's Xi Jinping in Beijing.

Arizona and Nevada: Can the Sun Belt Decide the Election?

Bonus for border guards and more employees at the border – in the swing state of Arizona, Donald Trump is betting heavily on the immigration issue. In neighboring Nevada, the economy is most important to voters. The two states' voters can decide who becomes the USA's next president.

Full speed in the factory – but order intake is plummeting

Record production and deliveries and a significant profit increase characterize the third quarter for truck manufacturer Scania. However, order intake points sharply downward. We are looking at the best way to help them, says CEO Christian Levin about battery supplier Nortvholts' crisis.

Lured to Russia – got to build drones

Young African women believed they had been recruited for jobs and training in tourism and restaurants in Russia. Instead, they were lured there to build drones that Russia uses in Ukraine.