Meloni insists on "tightening" surveillance ahead of the alleged incursion tomorrow in Ceuta

Meloni insists on “tightening” surveillance ahead of the alleged incursion tomorrow in Ceuta

The Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, has insisted that her country will continue “tightening” surveillance in anticipation of a supposed massive arrival of migrants to the autonomous city of Ceuta this coming Saturday and insisted that the “vast majority” of European countries share the drastic measures adopted by her Government, such as the suspension of the Schengen agreement with Spain.

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Bandy Lee: “Trump is in psychiatric crisis and controls 5,000 nuclear warheads”

Bandy Lee: “Trump is in psychiatric crisis and controls 5,000 nuclear warheads”

For ten years, Bandy Lee, a forensic and social psychiatrist, has been investigating the conduct of President Donald Trump. A former researcher and professor of Law and Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, affiliated with Harvard’s psychiatry program, she directs the World Mental Health Coalition, which investigates the psychological capacity of politicians. Not without controversy, her book The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump, published in 2017 during his first term, compiled essays from 27 psychiatrists, psychologists, and other experts on the president’s mental health, an issue that is once again coming to the forefront.

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Trapero resigns as Director General of Police after two years in office

Trapero resigns as Director General of Police after two years in office

Josep Lluís Trapero resigned this Tuesday as general director of the Police of Catalonia after two years in office. The major of the Mossos d’Esquadra steps aside in his role as the political head of the police after two complex years, marked by the fight against repeat offenders, the introduction of video surveillance cameras, the crackdown on knives in the streets, and some controversies such as those arising from Mossos infiltrated in teachers’ assemblies and the initiative to introduce police officers in schools. Trapero was Salvador Illa’s star signing and his name was already announced during the PSC electoral campaign.

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The EU on alert over the "new reality" of drone incursions in the Baltic

The EU on alert over the “new reality” of drone incursions in the Baltic

Last week’s alarms due to recent incursions into the airspace have further frightened the Baltic countries, on the front line against the Russian threat. The Kremlin is weakened on the Ukrainian battlefront, but the recent episodes in Latvia and Lithuania, which had to declare a country-wide alert following new drone appearances, have put the spotlight on these three small nations on the EU’s eastern flank, which are preparing for more buzzes of modern warfare in their airspace and are calling for Brussels’ involvement to put a stop to it. The message is that the Baltic border is also the EU’s border and, therefore, must be treated as a community matter.

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Alberto San Juan: “If an abusive priest is only transferred to another diocese, he thinks his superiors protect him”

Alberto San Juan: “If an abusive priest is only transferred to another diocese, he thinks his superiors protect him”

After Los domingos, comes La luz, which will light up cinemas next Friday. If the first film, by Alauda Ruiz de Azúa, showed from different points of view the reasons that can push a modern-day teenager to shut herself away in a cloistered monastery, the no less extraordinary film by Fernando Franco, director of great films such as La herida or La consagración de la primavera, tells us about a priest, masterfully played by Alberto San Juan, trapped by his past as a sexual abuser.

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U.S. reaches a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that would allow the kingdom to enrich uranium

U.S. reaches a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that would allow the kingdom to enrich uranium

The White House plans to announce as early as this Wednesday an agreement that would allow Saudi Arabia to enrich its own fuel for civilian reactors without the need for international supervision, according to The Wall Street Journal and confirmed by multiple US media outlets. The controversial pact, which would last 30 years, must first be approved by Congress, a process that could face obstacles because many legislators view it with suspicion due to the possibility that the Arab kingdom could end up building a nuclear bomb in the future. It is also a setback for Israel, the US’s biggest ally in the Middle East, which has been warning for years about the risk of Riyadh enriching uranium.

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