Paraguay
From Paraguay to Israel: Daughter inspires family to make aliyah
A 12-year-old’s love for Israel inspired her entire family to leave Paraguay and start a new life in Ra’anana.
Kuban’s interview with Bardugo: When Israeli politics turns into public theater - opinion
Israeli FM Sa’ar meets with Paraguayan counterpart and President Peña in Asuncion
Paraguay's ambassador to US eyes AIPAC-style advocacy, stronger ties with Israel and Taiwan
Watch as popular Israeli reporter's avatar presents news in historic first
An avatar of Amit Segal reported on the inauguration of the Paraguayan embassy with his speech being translated into Spanish.
Paraguay to reopen its embassy in Jerusalem, Israel says
Paraguay had previously moved its embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, only to later move it back. Now, under its new president, Asuncion is set to relocate its Israel embassy again.
New South American frog species found, named for local indigenous people
The Guaraní people inhabit the same region and in the past lived in the same wild regions as the frog,
Paraguayan Congressional Israel Allies Caucus to relaunch
The caucus's relaunch comes strategically timed ahead of the inauguration of incoming President Santiago Peña.
Hungary to be first EU state with embassy in Jerusalem, Cohen says
Paraguay agrees to move embassy back to capital • Hungarian foreign minister agrees to petition against Palestinian 'pay-for-slay'
Israel needs to place Paraguay on its foreign policy radar - opinion
Israel needs to consider which of its relationships could prove counterproductive. Ties with Paraguay deserve increased scrutiny.
Ukraine war should remind Israel of challenge of advancing relations with Paraguay
Where does Paraguay come into the picture for the Jewish state today? Even after the embassy controversy, Jerusalem and Asuncion have attempted to forge a stronger relationship.
Nazi memorabilia at Paraguay art fair prompts call for new law
The fair’s organizer removed the Nazi objects from display on Wednesday but added that showing the items did not break any laws.
Half of a Paraguay lagoon turns purple as the other stays blue
A new highway bridge divided the lagoon in half. "Three months ago, thousands of fish began to die. The smell was unbearable."
From Gaza to Paraguay? The Israeli government's 1969 transfer plans
The plan was approved in the same year as the Mossad stopped hunting Nazis, including in Paraguay, where notorious doctor Josef Mengele and many other Nazis were living at the time.
