The blogger who tells Putin that “he is being lied to”

The blogger who tells Putin that “he is being lied to”

Without demonstrations in the streets, avoiding direct criticism of the leader and without questioning the policies of the Kremlin or the military intervention in Ukraine. Russians have let Vladimir Putin know that they are not at all happy with the blocking of the internet and social media, making a video recorded for the Russian president by a popular blogger and TV presenter, Victoria Bonya, who currently lives outside Russia, tremendously viral.

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The EU is already talking about defense without NATO

The EU is already talking about defense without NATO

It’s a scenario no one wants to talk about with too much impetus, but one that seems increasingly real: the possibility that the EU may have to defend itself without the US security umbrella. EU heads of state and government will discuss this week at the Cyprus summit the implications of Article 42.7 of the EU treaty, the clause that obliges member states to provide assistance if another country in the bloc is attacked on its territory. To all intents and purposes, the European equivalent of NATO’s Article 5.

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Trump's Labor Secretary resigns amid misconduct allegations

Trump’s Labor Secretary resigns amid misconduct allegations

U.S. Secretary of Labor, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, will leave the Donald Trump Administration after the controversy generated by her accusations of workplace misconduct. White House communications director, Steven Cheung, announced in a statement that she is leaving “to take on a role in the private sector” and praised “her phenomenal work in her role protecting American workers.”

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Iran and the U.S. reluctantly meet

Iran and the U.S. reluctantly meet

Two days before the expiration of the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, President Donald Trump has confirmed that the American delegation, led by his vice president J.D. Vance, “is already heading” to Islamabad (Pakistan) and “will arrive tonight”. However, sources consulted by The New York Times state that it has not yet taken off and “is now expected to travel on Tuesday”.

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At least two dead and several injured in a shooting at the Teotihuacan pyramids

At least two dead and several injured in a shooting at the Teotihuacan pyramids

A gunman broke into the archaeological zone of Teotihuacán (Mexico) this Monday and opened fire from the top of the Pyramid of the Moon. The attack leaves a provisional toll of two fatalities, a Canadian citizen, and the shooter himself, who reportedly took his own life after the detonations. Three other people have been injured and are receiving medical attention.

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Starmer admits he did not correctly inform Parliament of Mandelson's appointment

Starmer admits he did not correctly inform Parliament of Mandelson’s appointment

Like a mischievous child who paints all the walls of the house with a black marker, Keir Starmer has told his parents (in this case the House of Commons) that he did it unintentionally and does not deserve punishment. When he informed Parliament that due procedure had been followed and all necessary security measures had been taken in relation to Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to Washington, he actually did not know that the security services had flagged him with a red flag.

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Japan issues an alert for a potential 'mega-earthquake' after an earthquake of magnitude 7,7

Japan issues an alert for a potential ‘mega-earthquake’ after an earthquake of magnitude 7,7

The Japanese authorities have withdrawn this Monday the tsunami alert issued hours earlier after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake on the open Richter scale off the country’s eastern coast, with no information on victims or material damage so far. However, a warning remains in place for the prefectures of Hokkaido, Aomori, and Iwate, as well as Miyagi and Fukushima, due to a potential ‘mega-earthquake’ that could occur as part of the aftershocks of the quake.

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Trump confirms Vance travels to Pakistan today for his second round of dialogue with Iran

Trump confirms Vance travels to Pakistan today for his second round of dialogue with Iran

Two days before the expiration of the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, President Donald Trump has confirmed that the American delegation, led by his vice president J.D. Vance, “is already heading” to Islamabad (Pakistan) and “will arrive tonight”. However, sources consulted by The New York Times state that it has not yet taken off and “is now expected to travel on Tuesday”.

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Hegseth turns the Pentagon into a hornet's nest

Hegseth turns the Pentagon into a hornet’s nest

The prowess of the US armed forces has been clearly demonstrated in the skies over Iran. During the 38-day air campaign, fighter jets flew more than 13,000 sorties, devastating Iranian armed forces, industrial and nuclear facilities. The operation has been an example of meticulous planning and tactical brilliance. All this, moreover, while the US military leadership was also fighting another internal battle: with its own Secretary of Defense.

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