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President Irfaan Ali says Guyana is crafting a “flexible, dynamic, modern” migration policy. His three-million figure refers to people passing through, not new residents. The post Guyana Plans a New Migration Policy as Its Oil Boom Runs Short of Workers appeared first on The Rio Times .
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PetroTal, which pumps almost a third of Peru’s oil, began drilling its first new well since January 2025 on 21 September, aiming to climb back towards 20,000 barrels a day.
Chile’s defence minister Fernando Barros said Chile supports Argentina’s Falklands claim, but that a “friendly country” has exercised sovereignty there for 200 years.
Panama’s Chamber of Commerce says an Assembly committee rewrote the electoral code in a late-night session and wants the second debate held “in the light of day, without haste”.
Britain’s Foreign Office revised its Cuba travel advice on 25 September, keeping its warning against all but essential travel.
An Iranian military adviser says Houthi control of Bab Al-Mandab marks a step toward a greater US defeat as tensions rise in the region.
Amazon is considering Ghana as a potential partner in its efforts to expand broadband connectivity across Africa following high-level talks between President John Dramani Mahama and senior executives…
