Belen Fernandez

In the past year, the pandemic has negatively affected women disproportionately more than men.

Last year, the pandemic put a stop to my itinerant life, perhaps for the better.

Former US presidential son-in-law is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize over his role in Arab-Israeli normalisation.

Two decades after invading Iraq for alleged links to al-Qaeda, the US now says Iran is the armed group’s ‘new home’.

The extradition of the WikiLeaks founder to the US would be his death sentence.

The pandemic time warp we are now experiencing is something many traumatised populations have long suffered from.

The policies a Biden administration will pursue are unlikely to bring prosperity and security to Central Americans.

American capital brought high rates of chronic disease to Mexico which has led to a surging COVID-19 death toll.

Trump putting his utterly unqualified son-in-law in charge of US’s response to the pandemic should not surprise anyone.

Forty years after Archbishop Oscar Romero’s assassination, neoliberal violence is still wreaking havoc in El Salvador.