Trump rejects Iran's new proposal and threatens again to destroy the country

Trump rejects Iran’s new proposal and threatens again to destroy the country

The government of Tehran sent a new proposal to the Pakistani mediators for negotiations with the United States. Without the terms being disclosed, President Donald Trump already dismissed it in statements to journalists before embarking on a trip this Friday to Florida, which will be his first public event outside the White House since the shooting last Saturday at the correspondents’ dinner.

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Two French guides beat the Mont Blanc round trip record by just two minutes

Two French guides beat the Mont Blanc round trip record by just two minutes

French mountain guides Mathéo Jacquemoud (35 years old) and Samuel Equy (29 years old) set a new speed record this Saturday for the round trip between Chamonix and the summit of Mont Blanc, at an altitude of 4,806 meters. The duo completed the route on foot and on skis in 4 hours, 41 minutes, and 24 seconds, improving by two minutes the record held by Italian William Boffelli since the end of May 2025.

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AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb are studying a $400 billion merger

AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb are studying a $400 billion merger

The British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is in talks to merge with its American rival Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS), in a deal that would create one of the largest pharmaceutical groups in the world, valued at nearly $400 billion (around €347 billion). According to the Financial Times on Monday, these two companies have been in contact about a possible merger over the past few months. These negotiations could culminate in an agreement in the near future, but they could also be delayed or fail, sources cited by the British newspaper indicate.

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Morocco probes, its allies punish

Morocco probes, its allies punish

The Kingdom of Morocco has two great allies – the United States and Israel –, two great enemies – Algeria and the Polisario Front – and a tradition: testing Spain at very well-chosen moments in order to verify our limits and simultaneously display its power. To the tableau must be added the day chosen by Rabat for the show of force of sending, as if nothing, about 50,000 young people to a Spanish city of 83,000 inhabitants: the celebration of the ascension to the throne of Mohamed VI, whose public appearance on Thursday revealed his poor health, which fosters and anticipates underground struggles in the Majzén, the opaque elite that forms the court and takes its name from the royal residence in Rabat.

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Young people don't believe immigrants take their jobs, but they do believe they take resources

Young people don’t believe immigrants take their jobs, but they do believe they take resources

At a time when the process of regularizing immigrants continues to pit the Government and most of the parties that support it against the PP and, above all, Vox, a report on youth reveals that young people between 15 and 29 years old believe that “Spain needs immigrants to maintain its way of life” (50%) and the number of those who think that immigrants take jobs from Spaniards is decreasing (43% in 2025, compared to 78% 20 years ago). However, the idea launched, especially by the far-right, that “we give too many facilities to immigrants” (59%) has taken hold, and 61% link their presence to an increase in crime and public insecurity.

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