The Latest Breaking News from Paraguay

Disenchanted with Australia in the 1890s, 500 people travelled to Paraguay in search of a better life, inspired by a radical socialist. But their plans for a tropical utopia, with strict rules about booze and sex, were "bound to fail".

Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay offer visitors interesting thematic routes dedicated to maté. The famous drink has been consumed in the region for millennia and is symbolic of South America's cultures. The enormous veneration these three nations have for maté, which they enjoy in tea, has allowed the routes dedicated to…

The Paraguay attacker has been in sensational form for Eddie Howe's side this term, scoring six in his last six to help the Magpies rise to fourth.

Edi Rama tells press conference in Berlin that UK rhetoric sounds like ‘screams from a madhouse’

Survivors of a notorious massacre in 1980 have returned to aid an effort to recover the bodies of murdered farmers

Paraguay's aviation authority said on Thursday it had opened an investigation after a LATAM Airline plane's nose was destroyed during a severe storm that forced it to make an emergency landing.

A large fire tore through the headquarters of Paraguay's national electoral body on Thursday, casting doubts on primaries and general elections scheduled for the coming months.

Paraguay's foreign ministry said on Thursday that the South American country's diplomatic ties with Taiwan were "excellent" and not conditional on extra investment, amid rising pressure from China to win over the island's few remaining allies.

Paraguay’s president says money will ensure Asunción can resist pressure to switch its diplomatic ties to China