Just on the days when Giorgia Meloni was avoiding a meeting with Pedro Sánchez in Rome citing scheduling issues, her party was preparing a confidential dossier against the Spanish Prime Minister. The title is eloquent: “The Spanish Senate censures the Sánchez Government.” The subtitle goes even further: “Yet another blow to the idol of the left.”
Benefited from one of the typical electoral snowballs of politics in times of social networks and ideological polarization, the hard-right candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, won the first round of the Colombian elections held on Sunday. Gustavo Petro, the incumbent president, has cast doubts on the result and assures that he will not accept it until it is officially confirmed by the judges overseeing the process.
Birth rates continue to decline. Especially among the indigenous community, which decreases while the general population increases due to the arrival of foreigners seeking opportunities or the friendly qualities of our country: good climate, affordable economy, and good connections for…
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, ordered the Army on Monday to attack targets in Dahiye, the Hezbollah stronghold in the southern suburbs of Beirut. According to a statement released by his office, the decision was made together with the Defense Minister, Israel Katz, in response to the “repeated violations of the ceasefire” by the Shiite militia and the attacks launched against cities in northern Israel.
There are no oxygen tanks. The United States has backtracked on its intention to cancel the deployment of 4,000 soldiers in Poland, but this does not change its plans to progressively withdraw its conventional defense capabilities in Europe. The Pentagon wants to accelerate the troop withdrawal from bases on the continent and could present its plans to allies in a few weeks, which will force European countries to agree on replacing the US deterrent capability and embrace the idea of a more European NATO.
The Berlin cybersecurity conference was dominated by AI, as will be future events of this type. Richard Marko is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ESET, a renowned cybersecurity company founded in Slovakia in the 1990s. It is the oldest in the world.
Artificial intelligence is transforming cyber threats in a way never seen before in just a few months. It is not just that AI models capable of finding hundreds of flaws in browsers and operating systems have appeared. In recent months, the OpenClaw project has demonstrated that AI agents can act without human intervention and persistently, making them more dangerous. The combination of reasoning ability with access to control privileges of computer systems has alerted global experts.
David Sánchez, brother of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, has an appointment this morning that will mark his future. The Provincial Court of Badajoz has summoned him at 9:30 a.m. to inform him of how it has resolved the preliminary issues that his defense raised last Thursday during the first session of the trial against him for the alleged crimes of influence peddling and malfeasance.
A 10-year-old girl has been injured after being hit in the arm by a stray bullet in a shooting in Badalona. The events occurred this afternoon around 7:15 PM when the minor was caught in a gunfire exchange in the Sant Roc neighborhood, according to the Mossos d’Esquadra. According to initial hypotheses, the bullet ricocheted and struck the girl’s arm. The girl was taken to the Esperit Sant hospital with minor injuries in a private vehicle of her family members.
Two women have died this Sunday after trying to pull a three-year-old boy out of the water who was drowning in the dam of the town of Baños de Cerrato, in the municipality of Venta de Baños.