English and Albanian singer, Dua Lipa was petrified after being stalked in Chile. Fans snuck into her hotel and stood outside her room, waiting for the 29-year-old star to make an

Dua Lipa's horrific hotel room experience leaves her shaken up. A group of fans reportedly breached security protocol and snuck into the hotel in Santiago, Chile, where Lipa was staying. In a deeply unsettling move,

Dua Lipa was in Santiago to film a commercial before the security breach took place. Reportedly, fans had sneaked in to the hotel where she was staying.

Fans breached security at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Santiago, reaching Dua Lipa's room and unsettling the singer. Although unharmed, the incident raised concerns about her safety. This follows a similar security lapse during her Glastonbury preparations last year.

A theatre festival in Chile presented audiences with a puppet show featuring a seven-metre-tall wicker sculpture.

Dua Lipa’s stay at the Ritz-Carlton in Santiago turned chaotic when fans bypassed security, leading to concerns about her safety.

Chile expects to reach a new agreement with neighbor Argentina to supply up to 2.5 million cubic meters of natural gas per day as needed in the cooler winter and springs months through September to meet energy deficits in the country's remote north.

Singer Dua Lipa, who recently performed in Mumbai as a part of the Zomato Feeding India Concert had a harrowing encounter when fans snuck into her hotel

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Economic growth, trade, climate, science and gender equality were high on the agenda in Santiago and Punta Arenas last week, as UK Minister for Latin America, Baroness Jenny Chapman visited Chile for the first time.

Bolivia and Chile are in talks to restart gas exports to Argentina amid a surge in demand spurred by a summer heat wave, underscoring the challenge for the government in Buenos Aires as it looks to become energy self-sufficient.

Chile, the world's No. 1 copper producer, will boost its output of the red metal to 5.54-million metric tons in 2034, representing a 5.6% increase from 2023, state-run copper commission Cochilco said on Wednesday.