The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported this Monday that rescue teams have located the bodies of four Italian divers who are believed to have been inside an underwater cave in a Maldivian atoll.

The Aragonese Pyrenees, the area of the mountain range that concentrates the most peaks over 3,000 meters in altitude, is a faithful thermometer of what happens in the mountains. Captain José Manuel Mora of the Civil Guard, head of the Greim (Mountain Rescue and Intervention Group) in Aragon and Navarre, indicates that between January 1, 2026, and last Wednesday, his area of operation recorded 661 people rescued, of whom 506, 76.5%, required this help “due to an overestimation of their abilities, whether due to lack of technical, physical, or mental capacity.” Mora details that daily they encounter cases of “so-called city hikers who take routes from internet applications, want to do the same, and are not qualified for it.”

After two years of intense national debate, the deeply divided French National Assembly approved this Wednesday, by 291 votes in favor and 241 against, the bill on “the right to assistance in dying.” The decriminalization, under strict conditions and protocols, of assisted suicide and euthanasia – words that the legislative text avoids naming – has had the support of President Emmanuel Macron, who has urged the Government to accelerate the process.