As he did with the president of Brazil, Lula da Silva, last Friday, after the bilateral summit with Spain held at the Palau de Pedralbes, the president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, took the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, to the Barcelona Supercomputer Center (BSC), the leading high-performance computing center in Spain and one of the most important in Europe.
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has announced that the Council of Ministers will request the suspension of the association agreement with Israel. Sánchez explained that he will transfer this request to the European Union and has asked for the support of the 27 for this initiative. The Israeli Foreign Minister, Gideon Saar, has already criticized Sánchez for his announcement.
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.
Pushed by Israel, Trump launched into war against Iran and is now trying to get out of the quagmire he has gotten himself into. The U.S. president is paying for the unilateral rupture of the nuclear agreement signed in 2015 with Tehran.
If we ask Arthur Fils (21) what he thinks, how he sees himself a month from now, now that the silhouette of Roland Garros looms on the horizon and the French are in need of myths, then the man, the new RCTB champion, covers his face with his hands, shakes his head and answers:
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, again threatened Iran this Sunday, this time with destroying “each and every one of Iran’s power plants, and each and every one of Iran’s bridges” if that country does not accept the agreement offered by the U.S. and which he assured is “very fair and reasonable”.
The Spanish super-submarine S-81 Isaac Peral, the jewel of the Navy, has been operating without the system to surface in case of emergency.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to claim its first victims in the stock market. And they are not companies nostalgic for the past. On the contrary. For months, global leaders in the software, cybersecurity, and consulting industries have been experiencing an unprecedented debacle in years. The most alarmist have dubbed the situation “SaaS-pocalypse,” something akin to a software apocalypse.
The meadows of Bushehr’s maritime corridor are full again. The heat has subsided and the sun begins to set over the blue waters of the Persian Gulf. Entire families throw blankets in any free space, preferably under the palm trees. They have everything they need to spend a couple of hours enjoying the sea breeze: gas stoves on which they heat the food they have prepared, thermoses full of tea, and there are even those who load their hookah. A few have taken to the sea with their parachutes to kitesurf, taking advantage of the breeze at this time of year, and several children play on the beach. “Everything seems normal, but nothing is,” says Amin – as he wants us to call him – who shows us videos and photos taken in Bushehr a few days ago in Tehran, when the ceasefire had already begun.
With his military offensive on Iran, Donald Trump created a problem that did not exist before the war: the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.