Right-wing radical patriots gladly ride the migratory waves. They are their preferred media shock, caused by the “invasion” of the external enemy, allowing hardline solutions and, for their leaders, to appear as the necessary saviors of the homeland in troubled times. They are…
Luigi Mangione is now a convicted criminal. His aura as a hero, which many saw in the action on December 4, 2024, at the door of a hotel in Times Square, is over, an event that caused the death of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, the leading health insurer in the United States.
The United States Department of State, headed by Marco Rubio, has raised the alert level in its recommendations for U.S. citizens planning to travel to Spain. In an interactive map available on the department’s website, the travel advisory for Spain includes a level 3 risk area — in this case Ceuta, due to the recent migration crisis — while the rest of the territory remains one level below.
Fighter jets participating in a NATO air defense mission have shot down a drone that entered the airspace of Latvia, a NATO and European Union member, in the early hours of Friday, according to the Latvian Armed Forces via the social network X.
Wherever anyone has gone in the United States, Flock knows it.
The more than 5,000 sailors and soldiers aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, one of the largest aircraft carriers in the United States fleet, have been deployed in the Persian Gulf for over 250 days due to the Iran war. They have not made a port call in more than half a year, a new modern record for consecutive days at sea, and with no signs that the conflict will end soon, their families have reported a serious deterioration in living conditions and mental health.
“A horrible act of terror.” This is how the occupation, for the past five days, of two Palestinian houses by Israeli settlers in the town of Qusra, in the West Bank, has been described. The condemnation does not come from a human rights group or the ever “concerned” European Union, but from a great ally of Israel, the United States ambassador in Jerusalem, Mike Huckabee.
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the island of Iturup in the Pacific Ocean this Thursday, provoking a strong protest from the Japanese government, which claims this and three other islands, the southernmost of the Kuril archipelago, controlled by Moscow since the end of World War II in 1945. Due to this dispute, Moscow and Tokyo have never signed a peace treaty that would formally end the conflict.
The first thing is the movement. The life that begins every Monday at the first hour and suddenly, past seven-thirty, the ground starts to shake rhythmically: from here to there and from there to here. Through the window, the trees join in this dancing. Then, the creaks of the house walls begin to sound: one creak, another one. And in the distance, the neighbors’ shouts, the prayers like lifebuoys. Immediately, the nerves of my little dog, Kosti, expressed in broken barks.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, reported this Tuesday that his department has registered 164 people of Spanish nationality missing in Colombia after the earthquake that the country suffered this Monday, but that it has no record of injured or deceased nationals.