The question had been hovering over Mango for months, although it had not been voiced aloud: could the heir to the textile empire remain in the vice presidency while the judicial investigation into his father’s death progressed?
Just on the day the July jobs report turned out to be a disaster, with a loss of 23,000 jobs, the White House unveiled the antidote to change the conversation.
Uganda has decided to withdraw its participation from the Invictus Games, the sporting competition for war veterans promoted by Prince Harry, out of respect for King Charles III. The announcement was made by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, head of the country’s Defense Forces and son of the Ugandan president, Yoweri Museveni, who has stated that Uganda will not participate in any event that does not have the approval of the British monarch.
The President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed, warned the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, that Hamas was planning a large-scale attack a week and a half before the October 7 attacks, Haaretz newspaper exclusively reported this Tuesday.
If a courtroom causes some discomfort to any adult – being an environment that is not very friendly at first glance – imagine for children and adolescents. There are doctrinal studies that offer recommendations to make that space more welcoming for them, but the Departament de Justícia de la Generalitat – in coordination with the Drets Socials – has wanted to go one step further. How? By creating a practical guide, in the civil field, for the hearing of children and adolescents in family judicial proceedings.
A 60-year-old man died early Monday morning when he fell from a fourth floor while fleeing the flames that started in his home. The fire began around four in the morning, for unknown reasons, inside the apartment at number 102 Comte Borrell Street in the Eixample district of Barcelona. The victim jumped into the void and despite the efforts of the medical personnel who tried to revive him with cardiopulmonary resuscitation, he died at the scene.
For more than a month, Ceuta has been focused on its border. On the people entering, those returning, those sleeping on the streets and beaches, on security devices, and on a humanitarian crisis that has disrupted the daily functioning of a city of just 19 square kilometers.
Iñaki Gabilondo is the protagonist this Tuesday of a new session of Foros de Vanguardia in which he will address the current challenges of the profession under the title “Journalism in the era of disinformation”.
The Vatican media will have a new head. Or rather, a new female head. Her name is Montserrat Alvarado, Mexican by birth and American by adoption, and she will be the new prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, starting November 1. For the first time, a woman will lead the media galaxy of the Holy See. Additionally, she will be the first layperson chosen to hold the position of prefect alone. Alvarado will be in charge of one of the largest Vatican “ministries,” which oversees Vatican News, Vatican Radio, L’Osservatore Romano, Vatican Media, the Holy See Press Office, the Vatican Publishing House, the Vatican Printing House, and the Vatican Film Library.
The German Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has pointed out that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, “is right” to feel disappointed with the European Union for the fact that the tariff agreement of August 2025 had not been closed and, consequently, has decided to raise tariffs on European cars.
