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ASUNCION, Aug 16 — Santiago Pena was sworn in yesterday as Paraguay’s new president, promising to “build alliances” and show “firm and ethical leadership” for the next...

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Taiwanese officials say China could launch military drills this week. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SEOUL, Aug. 15 (Yonhap) -- Land Minister Won Hee-ryong met with incoming Paraguayan Presid...

Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Won Hee-ryong, met with Paraguays new President Santiago Pena Palacios and the head of the South American countrys senate to discuss a light rail transit business project in its capital, Asuncion, the ministry said Tuesday.

Paraguay's new president Santiago Pena takes office on Tuesday, a clean-cut economist for the conservative Colorado party who will need to juggle ties with Taiwan, pressure from farmers, rising crime and a U.S. probe into his political mentor. Pena, 44, scored a strong win in April elections against a center-left opposition challenger, and helped the Colorado Party, the dominant political force for the last three-quarters of a century, secure a majority in both chambers of Congress. His p...

Meagre trade volume risks upending Taipei’s last diplomatic link in South America, though Paraguayan President-elect Santiago Pena appears confident in relationship.

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The proposed construction of a deep-sea port in Anaklia could redefine Georgias global significance and geopolitical future.

Another punch-up was reported at Brazilian club Flamengo, this time between players. Local media reported midfielder Gerson and Uruguayan right-back Guillermo Varela fought during Tuesday’s training session as the Rio de Janeiro club struggles to regroup after its Copa Libertadores elimination. Varela reportedly sustained a broken nose.