Ecuador
Shipping through the Panama Canal remains uninterrupted after country hit by a 7.7 mag. earthquake
Panama Airport was closed as a precaution while the Naturgy power company reported electricity supply disruptions across six Panamanian provinces. The Panama Canal remains operational.
Planned protests for Netanyahu's UN speech, Ambassador Leiter's son remains in serious condition
Foreign Ministry urges Israeli travelers in Ecuador to exercise caution amid El Niño red alert
Sa’ar visits Ecuador, Colombia to strengthen Israel-Latin America ties
Israeli conductor Lior Shambadel offers a taste of Israeli music in Ecuador
14 dead in 6.8M earthquake in Ecuador
The earthquake struck at a depth of 66.4 km (41.3 miles) about 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) from the city of Balao in the province of Guayas.
Woman who didn't know she was pregnant gives birth mid-flight
A young woman was having bad stomach pains, causing her to go to the restroom on the flight, where she quickly found herself holding her newborn baby.
Coast of Ecuador holds the largest population of manta rays - study
The concentrated population of manta rays is also likely to be extended toward the coast of Peru, which borders Ecuador.
3 new snake species found beneath churches, graveyards in Ecuador - study
Graveyards in the Ecuadorian Andes are not only home to the deceased but are inhabited by ground snakes from the genus Atractus, which includes roughly 146 species.
Ecuador to move toward Israel at UN, opens Jerusalem innovation office
Jerusalem and Quito have had formal diplomatic ties since 1949, but Lasso's arrival here on Monday marks the first time that the country's president has visited Israel.
President of Ecuador arrives with 100-member delegation
Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso is the first sitting president of Ecuador to visit Israel.
At least 24 perish in Ecuador landslide
The country's disaster management agency said 48 people were injured.
Ecuador prison violence leaves at least 68 dead, dozens injured
Dozens were gathered outside the prison waiting for news of loved ones, who many said they had not heard from since Friday afternoon.
WikiLeaks acted in public interest, 'Pentagon Papers' leaker tells hearing
WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange was careful to ensure that the names of informants in hundreds of thousands of leaked secret US government documents were never published.