The missing from the flood jump to 1,400 as China reports hundreds of possible victims in Tibet

The missing from the flood jump to 1,400 as China reports hundreds of possible victims in Tibet

The extraordinary flood on Wednesday in the Himalayas becomes more tragic as Nepal looks beneath the mud and China begins to provide data. According to Beijing, there are 260 foreigners missing in Tibet, among a total of 558 people with whom contact has not been established. These add to the 826 missing on the Nepalese side, among whom are 468 foreigners.

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Zelensky and Fedorov vie for Elon Musk's closeness to attract his technology to Ukraine

Zelensky and Fedorov vie for Elon Musk’s closeness to attract his technology to Ukraine

Mykhailo Fedorov has said that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should return the post of Minister of Defense to him because it was he who managed to get Elon Musk to block Russia’s access to Starlink satellites. But now Zelenskyy seems to be competing with his former minister for closeness with the tech magnate, whom he has decorated with the Order of Liberty.

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A flood leaves 17 dead and hundreds of tourists and pilgrims missing between Nepal and Tibet

A flood leaves 17 dead and hundreds of tourists and pilgrims missing between Nepal and Tibet

A massive flood originating in China struck northern Nepal this Wednesday, leaving at least 17 dead and hundreds missing on both sides of the Himalayas. Many of the latter are tourists and pilgrims, particularly Hindus heading to Mount Kailash in Tibet. The most affected area is said to be the border itself, in the Nepali district of Rasuwa, where the customs post has been swept away, along with its 14 employees.

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The CIA director visits Moscow on a trip full of mystery

The CIA director visits Moscow on a trip full of mystery

Day of mystery, silences, hopes, and speculations this Tuesday in Moscow. It all began when the specialized website Flightradar24 reported the landing of a U.S. military plane at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport. Since the arrival of Donald Trump’s mediators to resume the stalled search for solutions to the war in Ukraine has been expected for weeks, speculations did not take long. But a few hours later, American media CBS and Axios claimed that none other than the head of U.S. espionage, the CIA director John Ratcliffe, had flown to the Russian capital to attend meetings with Russian authorities in Moscow. Neither the United States nor Russia have officially confirmed this trip.

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“I am fine with my body,” the Danish Prime Minister criticizes the aesthetic comments she receives

“I am fine with my body,” the Danish Prime Minister criticizes the aesthetic comments she receives

“Shouldn’t we fix that little spot on her nose?”. On her return from the trip to Kyiv, where she was exposed to the air raid siren alerts of the Ukraine war, the Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, received on her Instagram that masked criticism of her appearance offered by a plastic surgeon whom she did not identify. “I am happy with my body and I don’t need a plastic surgeon, a man, to have an opinion about it,” the 48-year-old politician responded sharply.

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Ulrich Siegmund, the new face of the German far-right

Ulrich Siegmund, the new face of the German far-right

The German far-right is euphoric. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party boasts a new face that could bring it its first regional presidency, after years of growth at the polls since its founding in 2013 without this translating into access to power due to the cordon sanitaire applied by other parties. Ulrich Siegmund, candidate in the elections of the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt, to be held on September 6, could garner up to 43% of the vote, according to the latest poll by the Pollytix institute.

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