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From its headwaters in Brazil, the Paraguay River flows hundreds of miles south to where it joins the Parana River to form a single 2,100-mile waterway that carries much of the agricultural and mineral wealth of South America to the Atlantic

Australia's United Cup campaign will begin in Sydney against Argentina, with world No.9 Alex de Minaur primed to star again at Ken Rosewall Arena.

Hind Rajab Foundation has been pursuing legal cases against Israeli soldiers across the globe, citing war crimes.

With politicians facing wars, or their own political battles at home, The Independent looks around the world at what leaders from across the globe have said this Christmas

Wembley Stadium, the Rose Bowl Stadium and Soccer City are among the biggest stadiums in world soccer.

From Brazil's economic woes to the future of biofuels, there is something for everyone as we end the year.

Sometimes, the markets seem rational, while other times, there appears to be a mystery behind their actions. The corn market seems to be in that mystery thriller mode. The producers are aggressively adding short positions while managed money is building long ones. To unravel this mystery, we must carefully examine…

It was announced earlier this month that Zandvoort would hold its final Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix in 2026.

ARGENTINA has been in the news a lot over the last year as new former economist president Javier Gerardo Milei steers the country through his own…

"Dollars, selling dollars!" "The amnesty dollars aren't yours (don't belong to the state) and you have to pay back the IMF dollars," he said.

Rightwing president vowed to rescue country from years of ‘impoverishment’ – but for many the situation is desperate