The United States, China, Japan, and most advanced economies are actively engaged in attempting to secure new sources of lithium—a key element in the ...
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The Geopolitics of South America’s Lithium Triangle
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Six Challenges Facing Colombia in 2023
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[2022] was not an easy year for anyone. Unfortunately, we cannot say that 2023 will be any easier. Here are the top risks that Colombia will face in 2023.
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A New Age for South America’s Lithium Triangle?
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As the world looks for an energy revolution, Latin America’s lithium triangle—Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile—is estimated to hold close to 60 percent of ...
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The IDB Needs a Visionary and Consensus Building President to Tackle Climate Change
Guy Edwards and Marcela Jaramillo | 
On November 20, countries should use their vote to choose a new IDB president who will reestablish the credibility of the Bank and unleash its full ...
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Uruguay’s Climate Challenge: Takeaways for the Hemisphere
Jackson Mihm and Alejandro Trenchi | 
In July, we sat down with Uruguayan Vice-Minister of Environment Gerardo Amarilla to understand Uruguay’s decisive path toward renewable energy, ...
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Petro is Inaugurated
On Sunday, Gustavo Petro and Francia Márquez assumed the roles of president and vice president, respectively, of Colombia in an inauguration ceremony held ...
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What to Expect in the First 100 Days of Gustavo Petro’s Government
Sergio Guzmán and Camille Farradas | 
At the outset of his presidency, Petro must appeal to pragmatism if he wants to see his ambitious vision implemented, albeit less ambitious than he ...
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A Global Americans Interview with Ambassador Ramón Martínez of Panama
Guy Mentel | 
Panama stands ready to work with our main strategic partner to invest in strengthening the very institutions and social safety nets that we rely on as the ...
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The Russian Invasion: Geopolitical and Geo-economic Implications for the Caribbean
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The Russo-Ukrainian War is one more reason for [regional leaders] to continue pushing for a more economically self-reliant Caribbean.
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