The anteater cub “Womble” gets used to its new environment
The baby anteater “Womble” is getting used to its new environment and receives help from the zoo keepers when eating.
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The empire of Kang that threatens Barça
Barça and Lyonnes will fight this Saturday in Oslo to reclaim the European throne. The blaugrana lost it last year after falling in the Champions final against Arsenal. The French, on the other hand, have not won since 2022, but with eight trophies in their showcases, they remain the queens of Europe. And if there is someone determined to dethrone Barcelona, it is Michele Kang.
This is Meet The Tech, the technology event in Barcelona where you can try the devices everyone is talking about before anyone else
Can you imagine sending a WhatsApp message without touching the phone? Capturing a photograph exactly from the point of view of your own eyes with just a voice command? What until very recently seemed like a scene from science fiction is beginning to quietly settle into everyday life thanks to the new Ray-Ban Meta. An accessory that combines artificial intelligence, camera, sound, and voice control with a clear premise: to make technology stop interrupting moments and simply start accompanying them.
A two-year-old girl dies inside a car because her father forgot her
A two-year-old girl has died inside her father’s vehicle, who left her there for most of the day after not taking her to daycare and forgetting that the girl was in the car. According to La Voz de Galicia, the father parked the vehicle and went straight to work, without realizing that the child was still in his care.
The UN supports strong climate action despite US rejection
The doctrine of climate justice is gaining ground in the world of international politics. And in this case, hand in hand with a small island state in the Pacific, Vanuatu. The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly voted on Wednesday, May 20, in favor of an agreement to implement strong measures to mitigate climate change, despite diplomatic efforts by the United States to have the measure withdrawn. The resolution was driven by Vanuatu and twelve other countries and seeks to implement the obligations for States established last year by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding climate change.
The U.S. labels Raúl Castro a murderer and considers him the great economic plunderer of the island
At 94 years old, Raúl Castro has to play hide and seek.
How Beijing has managed to go from being a copycat of the West to being the one copied
When China surpassed the U.S. in 2008 and became the leading country in terms of internet users, the tech sphere remained unfazed. This was mainly due to two fundamental facts: first, the internet penetration rate in China was only 23%, not even a third of the American rate; second, internet use was heavily focused on consumption, and all the main players in the different sectors were imitators of Western business innovations. Baidu is the Chinese Google, Tencent QQ is Messenger, Fanfou is the Chinese Twitter, Kaixin001 is the Chinese Myspace, and Zhihu is the Chinese LinkedIn. In short, the West set the trends, and China merely copied proven formulas and adapted them to the Chinese market.
Illa secures its first budgets after renewing and updating the agreement with Comuns
El Govern de Salvador Illa will have its first budgets and Catalonia will have validated accounts, something that had not happened since 2023. The Catalan Executive will be able to approve the budget project in July after securing the 68 votes necessary for it. After closing the pact with Esquerra Republicana last Tuesday, it remained to regain the six votes from Comuns, who had requested to update the agreement they sealed in February because they consider these will be the only budgets of the legislature.
How can Jonathan Andic defend himself against the charge of homicide?
The arrest of Jonathan Andic, eldest son of Isak Andic, the owner of Mango who died in December 2024 after falling off a cliff in the Montserrat mountain, has created a lot of expectation, especially after the judge in the case charged him with an alleged homicide and released him on bail of one million euros. The judge’s order provides evidence pointing to the detainee as the author of his father’s death while they were walking in the mountains.
Former presidents don’t cry, they invoice
Surprise, what you call surprise, it really isn’t. That the bailout of the airline Plus Ultra in the middle of the pandemic was a case of moral corruption by the Government is a certainty. A forceps delivery that upset and embarrassed members of the Executive itself and officials who…