Search for missing persons continues after ferry sinking in Cyprus
Search teams remain flying over the spot where a high-speed ferry with 267 people on board sank this Sunday, in the waters of the Mediterranean, specifically north of Cyprus.
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The Flotilla reports having been intercepted en route to Gaza by Israeli ships
The Global Sumud Flotilla, which seeks to break Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza, reported being intercepted by vessels identifying themselves as Israeli while sailing near the coasts of Greece.
Davidovich explains the abrupt break with his coach: “He has even blocked my wife”
The Spaniard Alejandro Davidovich, who fell in the second round of Roland Garros, confirmed after the match the abrupt break with the one who since last January had been his coach, the Argentine Mariano Puerta, finalist in 2005 of the clay Grand Slam, the first won by Rafa Nadal.
‘Michael’, when a life is a business
Michael Jackson was too tempting a candy for the film industry to escape the trend of musical biopics. But Michael, the newly released story of the king of pop, has come to light with more chiaroscuro than a Caravaggio to navigate the multiple mines contained in the artist’s story in a film that began to take shape after the success achieved in 2019 by Bohemian Rhapsody and that had from the beginning the support of Jackson’s heirs.
Fernández Díaz distances himself from Operation Kitchen: “I didn’t know anything, neither from above nor from below”
It is now the turn of former Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz to give his explanations about his role in the so-called ‘Operation Kitchen’, a parapolice operation to steal documents about the PP’s slush fund from the party’s former treasurer Luis Bárcenas, who threatened to hand them over to the judge in the Gürtel case.
The Vinícius saga ends with a happy ending for Real Madrid: renewed until 2032
It hasn’t even taken 72 hours for Real Madrid and Vinícius to reach an agreement after rivers of ink were spilled this summer, and podcasts filled, about the possible departure of the Brazilian to Arsenal. Finally, after a productive meeting in Valdebebas this Wednesday, both have reached an agreement that was made official this very afternoon: the Brazilian renews with Real Madrid until 2032, a contract for six more seasons.
The secret war of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates against Iran
The war in Iran has left the Gulf countries in a very delicate situation. The missiles and drones launched by Tehran in the first weeks of the conflict have shattered their image as an oasis of stability, while the blockade of Hormuz threatens to ruin their economy, which is highly dependent on crude oil exports.
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Perelada showcases its legacy in an evening with opera, dance, haute cuisine… and the clown Rossy de Palma
Four decades pursuing artistic excellence and a single evening to celebrate all its legacy. The Peralada Festival gathered this Saturday a hundred and fifty guests at its Mirador del Castell for a dinner-show with which it rightly wanted to keep alive the flame that was first lit in 1987, when Montserrat Caballé sang alongside the orchestra and choir of the Liceu outside the castle in a Mozart Requiem conducted by Antoni Ros-Marbà. Since then, the Ampurdan festival can boast of having offered fifty operas between its own productions and contemporary creations for which they put all the effort.
Musk accuses Altman of “stealing a charity” in OpenAI lawsuit
A federal court in Oakland, California, has become a new trial of the century. There, the case of Elon Musk against Sam Altman is being heard over the dispute about the existential meaning of OpenAI, the company that popularized the use of artificial intelligence with ChatGPT just over three years ago, an oral hearing that has the potential to reconfigure the AI industry.