Honduras

March 26, 2023

Why Honduras’ break with Taiwan in favour of China was a wise choice

Honduras signed on Sunday a joint communique on establishing diplomatic ties with the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Shortly before that, the country announced that it is severing so-called “diplomatic ties” with

Honduras Election Could Deliver Rare Diplomatic Shift Back to Taiwan

China’s years-long campaign to chip away at Taiwan’s diplomatic allies faces an unexpected challenge in Central America, where Honduras may be poised for a rare reversal in allegiance. Voters will choose their next president on Nov. 30, and both leading

November 29, 2025

Trump-Backed Asfura Declared Winner in Turbulent Honduran Election

Honduras’ National Party candidate, Nasry “Papi” Asfura, has been declared the winner of the country’s November 30 presidential election, the electoral body confirmed Wednesday,

Trump-Backed Asfura Declared Winner in Turbulent Honduran Election

December 25, 2025

Honduras’ National Party candidate, Nasry “Papi” Asfura, has been declared the winner of the country’s November 30 presidential election, the electoral body confirmed Wednesday, ending weeks of delays, technical issues, and accusations

Honduras Election Could Deliver Rare Diplomatic Shift Back to Taiwan

November 29, 2025

China’s years-long campaign to chip away at Taiwan’s diplomatic allies faces an unexpected challenge in Central America, where Honduras may be poised for a rare reversal in allegiance. Voters will choose their

Why Honduras’ break with Taiwan in favour of China was a wise choice

March 26, 2023

Honduras signed on Sunday a joint communique on establishing diplomatic ties with the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Shortly before that, the country announced that it is severing so-called “diplomatic ties” with

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