Pedro Sánchez has a new opportunity tomorrow in his appearance before the Congress to explain the complex situation in Ceuta and the tremendous difficulties in resolving the conflict. After his deliberate silence during the month of August, his interview with the…
The Hungarian Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, has achieved his goal in Brussels. The European Commission has announced the release of 16.4 billion euros of European funds blocked by Viktor Orbán’s policies just three weeks after taking office. “It was one of the campaign promises and we have fulfilled it,” celebrated the European popular, very smiling alongside the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. “If every time I come I leave with this amount of money, I will come more often,” he joked.
Hostilities between Russia and Ukraine are once again worrying the world, and not just Europe, because they are intensifying in the Black Sea, a vital area for grain exports. This has become in recent weeks the latest battlefield in a conflict that has lasted almost four and a half years, with both sides trying to destroy the economic base of their enemy.
The United States and Iran have resumed hostilities, the price of Brent crude has risen again to $95 per barrel, and six months later, the interrupted diplomacy does not allow for a glimpse of an early end to the war. However, for the first time since the conflict began, Washington is effectively able to escort commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of the world’s crude oil passed before February 28.
Behind every great chef are years in the kitchens of others, learning, observing, and waiting for the moment to finally have their own kitchen. But, making the leap from cooking others’ ideas to leading a restaurant is the most difficult step in the profession. A barrier that has surely caused us to miss the chance to discover the vision of great talents.
The future of the Cuban revolution, accustomed to overcoming all crises since it ousted dictator Fulgencio Batista in 1959, has been darkened by the Trump administration as much as the darkness of the streets of Havana, affected by continuous blackouts, which in some neighborhoods last more than twenty hours a day.
Perhaps what happened in the Bundestag (lower house of Parliament) a year ago, on May 6, 2025, when the Christian Democrat Friedrich Merz became Chancellor of Germany, was somewhat prophetic. The winner of the elections was elected Chancellor in a second vote after failing to secure enough votes from the deputies in the first vote, an unprecedented event in the history of the Federal Republic. Thus was born, visibly weakened, his leadership as head of a coalition government of conservatives and social democrats that has often been at odds since then.
Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has once again opened a small window into her family’s privacy. The wife of Prince Harry shared a 34-second video on Instagram with different scenes of family life after the Sussexes’ return to the United Kingdom. It was on August 26 when they landed in England after six years living in the United States
The Government has issued a statement in which it firmly rejects Morocco’s claims over the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla, which, it recalls, are part of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Spain and an integral part of the EU territory.
The Directorate General for Civil Protection, under the Ministry of Interior, carried out this Monday at 11:00 AM the first drill of the mass alert system for mobile phones (ES-Alert) for a nuclear emergency in the closest influence area to Vandellòs II. It had never before been put into practice alongside the Catalan nuclear power plants. Without yet having the information from telecommunications operators and surveys of residents, there are doubts about the arrival of alerts in some dark areas, without coverage or with deficiencies, within the first ten-kilometer radius of the plant.
