Two women have died this Sunday after trying to pull a three-year-old boy out of the water who was drowning in the dam of the town of Baños de Cerrato, in the municipality of Venta de Baños.
Just minutes after the first meeting of the summit between China and the United States began, Xi Jinping issued a warning to Donald Trump about Taiwan. If Washington mishandles the issue of the island, he told him, the two countries could enter into “a situation…
The novelist and RAE academic Juan Goytisolo (Barcelona, 1935), National Prize for Spanish Literature in 2013, has died at the age of 91. The author of the monumental tetralogy Antagonía was the brother of the also great Barcelona writers Juan Goytisolo and José Agustín Goytisolo.
Justice, a highly elusive matter in football, answered the desperate call of the Spanish national team and granted them the second star late, in extra time, but with full merit. La Roja was overwhelmingly superior, dominating all aspects of the game…
For ten years, Bandy Lee, a forensic and social psychiatrist, has been investigating the conduct of President Donald Trump. A former researcher and professor of Law and Psychiatry at Yale School of Medicine, affiliated with Harvard’s psychiatry program, she directs the World Mental Health Coalition, which investigates the psychological capacity of politicians. Not without controversy, her book The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump, published in 2017 during his first term, compiled essays from 27 psychiatrists, psychologists, and other experts on the president’s mental health, an issue that is once again coming to the forefront.
Visibly emotional, dressed in a dark suit and black tie and seated behind a palatial rectangular table, with a portrait of his smiling father, two lit candles, and a flower arrangement, Haakon XVIII, the new king of Norway, delivered his first message to the country this Saturday, paying tribute to Harald V, who passed away last Friday at the age of 89, after serving as king for the past 35 years. The Norwegian monarch confirmed that his wife, Queen Mette-Marit, will share his commitment to the country and declared himself willing to “risk everything, even life, for the freedom and independence of Norway.”
The invasion in Gaza pushed the war in Ukraine into the background until the conflict in Iran emerged, overshadowing what was happening in the Palestinian strip. International tensions overlap each other and news coverage prioritizes current events. From time to time,
The Mossos d’Esquadra from the Martorell investigation unit have taken a statement, on two occasions, from a British woman resident in Barcelona, aged around fifty, who has been working as an English interpreter for decades and who occasionally collaborated with the therapist of the Andic family, Maria Julia Lüderwaldt. The woman first went to the Catalan police station in Martorell on June 29, accompanied by a lawyer, and for two hours she recounted what she had kept silent about for the last year and a half and which, literally, prevented her from sleeping peacefully.
2001 marks the peak moment of the United States’ hegemony in the world. After the Cold War, following the collapse of the Soviet Union and the triumph of the capitalist bloc, the turn of the century brought with it a unipolar world led by the U.S. as the hegemonic power, accompanied by a sense of stability that left behind a century marked by wars. Peace was abruptly shattered in the most traumatic way possible: for the first time, the leading power was shown to be vulnerable to an external attack.
The barrel of oil reached 110 dollars this Friday, while diesel prices in the United States hit another record by rising above six dollars as an effect of the Iran war unleashed by President Donald Trump, impacting the wallets of Americans.