Vance suspends his meeting with Iran hours before the ceasefire expires

Vance suspends his meeting with Iran hours before the ceasefire expires

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s trip to Islamabad (Pakistan) for his second round of dialogue with Iran has been suspended, though not canceled, as the two-week ceasefire between the two warring countries is about to expire. President Donald Trump lied on Monday when announcing that Vance was already flying and would arrive in the early hours. The White House later said that the expectation was for him to depart this morning, but he remains in Washington and, according to U.S. media reports, will stay in the capital until Trump sees honest negotiating will from Tehran.

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The “Nein” returns to Europe

The “Nein” returns to Europe

Since Friedrich Merz took office as chancellor, it seemed that Germany’s extreme and chronic aversion to debt was softening. First, in 2025, with the historic change in the Constitution relaxing the debt prohibition pushed by the current chancellor before he had even taken office; and later with the announcement of the huge investment of 780 billion euros in defense over five years. However, it now appears that either the transformation is not so radical or it only applies domestically and not in the European Union, where the German “Nein,” so often repeated during the financial crisis, is back.

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A U.S. Senate committee holds Fauci in contempt for refusing to answer about the origin of the coronavirus

A U.S. Senate committee holds Fauci in contempt for refusing to answer about the origin of the coronavirus

The Republicans are one step closer to fulfilling their obsession with seeing Anthony Fauci behind bars, the man who led the United States’ response to the coronavirus pandemic during Donald Trump’s first term. The Senate Homeland Security Committee adopted a resolution this Thursday declaring the doctor in contempt of Congress for refusing last week to answer the panel’s questions about the origin of the coronavirus and his actions as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

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The six “objectives” of plumbing for the PSOE

The six “objectives” of plumbing for the PSOE

“Clean everything up.” That was the mandate Leire Díez received from the PSOE or, at least, that’s how she expresses it. The plot uncovered by the judge of the National Court Santiago Pedraz and led by the party’s former number 3 Santos Cerdán had a coordinated plan set: to go against judges, prosecutors, and civil guards to protect the Government and the PSOE. The organization had a series of objectives marked and the instruments they had to use for the success of their mission. First of all, it should be said that, despite the orchestration of the plan and the payment for it, successes were notably absent because to this day none of their objectives have been achieved, although along the way there have been dark threads.

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Morocco and Israel seal a new framework of diplomatic relations

Morocco and Israel seal a new framework of diplomatic relations

The Israeli ambassador to the UN, Danny Danon, announced yesterday in New York the pact reached between his country and Morocco to strengthen their diplomatic relations and establish embassies within the framework of the Abraham Accords promoted by the President of the United States, Donald Trump. The two countries held a summit with Washington’s endorsement for the normalization of their relations, which concluded with this agreement considered historic by the representative of Tel Aviv.

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Puente encourages Puigdemont to return to Spain and be arrested: “It would be a gesture of political leadership”

Puente encourages Puigdemont to return to Spain and be arrested: “It would be a gesture of political leadership”

The Minister of Transport, the socialist Óscar Puente, spoke out this Friday about the CJEU rulings that the day before endorsed the amnesty. “They are very serious, not only because they highlight the legal error made by the Supreme Court or the National Court when arguing that the Amnesty law violates community law, which had no basis, but because they prove that there is a part of the judiciary in Spain that does not respect the legitimacy of the legislative power, and believes it is above it to say what can or cannot be legislated,” he warned on RNE.

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