Two days before the expiration of the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, President Donald Trump has confirmed that the American delegation, led by his vice president J.D. Vance, “is already heading” to Islamabad (Pakistan) and “will arrive tonight”. However, sources consulted by The New York Times state that it has not yet taken off and “is now expected to travel on Tuesday”.
The Barça women’s team has many layers. And they are all made of overcoming, effort, and successes. Barça is Aitana excited after the most difficult year of her career, but arriving in time to push the team in the final stretch. It is Cata Coll, without work under the posts for the rest of the year but appearing in Oslo with saves for the history books and leading the celebration in the locker room alongside Pina. It is Ewa Pajor finally breaking her personal curse and proving that, in her case, the sixth time was the charm. The Polish player bowed to the trophy and kissed it emotionally.
The consequences of the heatwave that has been prolonged these days on the Mediterranean coast are varied and, at times, dangerous. Firefighters from Alicante had to intervene yesterday Tuesday afternoon in five places due to a thermal burst in the towns of Elda and Petrer. Due to the strong gusts of wind that swept through the two towns, several trees fell, as well as several awnings, fortunately without causing injuries. Between 5:20 PM and 8:06 PM, there were fifteen firefighter interventions in different parts of the province.
Yayoi Kusama, who in her Japanese adolescence had to sew parachutes for the Imperial Army, landed in 1950s New York as an unidentified provocative object. Actually, she arrived in Seattle, but the veteran Georgia O’Keeffe, who kindly responded to her letters, wisely advised her to move to the Big Apple. There she did not go unnoticed, but she did not achieve great success. Among other things because, according to her, Andy Warhol stole a lot of her ideas.
The way of relating and thriving at work has nothing to do with previous generations. More than half of Spaniards (57%) do not aspire to advance professionally, according to a recent Infojobs report. Another study, Talent Trends 2025 by MichaelPage, concludes that 55% of workers would reject a promotion if that new work situation affected their well-being.
The site was called the Garden of the Fugitives. You can already imagine why. In the year 79 AD, when Vesuvius had already been erupting for hours, fourteen people tried to cross this ancient vineyard, looking for an exit through the Nocera Gate. The pyroclastic flow caught them and none escaped alive.
Barcelona aspires to play in the first division of global monumental tourism. And if it has those aspirations, it’s because last February, the Sagrada Família crowned the 172.5-meter Jesus tower, the tallest of the temple that Antoni Gaudí began to build in 1882 and which, one hundred years after his death, has become one of Barcelona’s great economic and cultural drivers. “I don’t know if we are fully aware, but we now have a global icon on par with the Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, or the pyramids of Egypt,” reflects the director of Turisme de Barcelona, Mateu Hernández.
Sumar has closed ranks with the PSOE against the hypothesis of an early election that the PNV suggested yesterday and which has gained wide acceptance at the start of this week in Madrid. And it has done so not only to advocate for the continuity of the legislature, but also to demand that its partner accelerate the pace and turn the remaining two years of the term into a period of recognizable reforms. This was endorsed by the general coordinator of Movimiento Sumar, Lara Hernández, during a meeting organized by Nueva Economía Fórum, which also took advantage of the event to launch a proposal with a strategic vocation. To convene after the summer “a great national meeting of all the lefts of this country” that serves as the embryo of a future candidacy for the next general elections.
The FBI considers her a top-priority terrorist threat. Europol monitors her due to her transnational nature and extreme danger. She is called 764 and is a nihilistic violent extremism network that uses the internet to recruit and sexually exploit minors, subject them to extortion, and, in some cases, induce them to self-harm or participate in acts of violence.
Michael, the biopic about Michael Jackson, is making a splash globally: 217 million in its first opening weekend and number one at the worldwide box office. And that despite the bad reviews. The biopic genre has long since made an important place for itself in cinemas. The lives of real people are usually a good draw to attract the viewer’s attention and, in the process, manage to boost box office revenue. The approval of the critics is another matter.
