The German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has pointed out that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, “is right” to feel disappointed with the European Union for the fact that the tariff agreement of August 2025 had not been closed and, consequently, has decided to raise tariffs on European cars.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, has recorded the worst approval rating of his two terms, according to a survey by The Washington Post, ABC News, and the Ipsos center published this Sunday. Fifteen months after returning to the White House, and just six months before the midterm legislative elections, 62% of the American population disapproves of his management.
The military operation that U.S. President Donald Trump announced for this Monday as a “humanitarian gesture” meant to escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz encountered its first obstacle: the Iranian navy fired two missiles at a U.S. frigate that was about to enter the waterway through which 20% of the world’s oil passes.
South Korea said it was verifying intelligence information that a ship flying the South Korean flag had been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, Yonhap News reported on Monday. A spokesperson for the South Korean shipping company HMM told Reuters that a fire had occurred in the engine room of one of its bulk carriers in the Strait of Hormuz, and added that the cause of the fire was still under investigation. They assured that there were no reports of casualties or injuries.
José Luis Ábalos has presented his defense as if he were facing a murder charge: no body, no crime. Where is all the money they accuse him of hiding? It has not appeared and as he has defended before the prosecutor, they can “pawn” but they will not find it for a very simple reason. According to the former minister, it will not surface because it does not exist.
María Jesús Montero (Sevilla 1966) left the vice presidency of the Government to fight in the battle of Andalusia against Juanma Moreno, president of the Junta and leader of the PP in this community for the last eight years.
They have won five Ballon d’Or awards between them. They are the best in the world. Two icons of FC Barcelona. They are Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí. The first scored a brace in a match filled with tears and hints of farewell. The second returned after a long injury. A fibula fracture that kept her away from her habitat: the pitch, for 154 days. Both midfielders will be in the Oslo final defending the blaugrana jersey in their seventh European final, the sixth in a row. It may be their last together because everything that happened around Alexia had a farewell flavor. There was everything. Goals, bows, tears, and the umpteenth photo of the captain with the trophy and the cheering stands.
The seppuku of the Japanese samurais (a painful cut in the abdomen with a dagger, dressed in white ritual clothes and writing a farewell poem) was not just any way to take one’s life, but an honorable death to avoid being captured, pay for failure, demonstrate loyalty, bravery, and self-control. It was banned at the end of the 19th century but even if it were not, and despite its romanticism, there is nothing further from the will of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer than to commit harakiri.
The economy of promises: SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI, tech giants valued at three trillion dollars, are gearing up to go public, although none of the three are currently making money. It is an unprecedented combination in the history of the United States, which is awaiting the largest stock market listing in history of three innovative companies, but largely still operating at a loss.