South Korea investigates possible attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz

South Korea investigates possible attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz

South Korea said it was verifying intelligence information that a ship flying the South Korean flag had been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, Yonhap News reported on Monday. A spokesperson for the South Korean shipping company HMM told Reuters that a fire had occurred in the engine room of one of its bulk carriers in the Strait of Hormuz, and added that the cause of the fire was still under investigation. They assured that there were no reports of casualties or injuries.

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Leonor, a storybook princess

Leonor, a storybook princess

Beyond the institutional profile of Princess Leonor, there is the lesser-known story of a twenty-year-old young woman with concerns typical of her generation, but who is being trained to be a 21st-century queen. Leonor arouses curiosity, which is natural given the importance of the role she is destined to play in the future, but also because of the limited information that emerges about her. In a two-year project, journalist Angie Calero, newly joined to the editorial team of La Vanguardia in Madrid, delves into these questions about the public and personal side of Felipe VI’s heir to create a complete portrait in her book Leonor de Borbón Ortiz. A Queen for the Future (La Esfera de los libros).

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Trump closes the Kennedy Center until the court allows him to put his name on the facade

Trump closes the Kennedy Center until the court allows him to put his name on the facade

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts was conceived, as its name indicates, as a memorial to the media-savvy Democratic president, assassinated eight years before the building’s opening in 1971. The whim of another president, Donald Trump, intent on putting his name on the cultural center, could soon lead to its definitive closure.

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Celsa returns to profits in the first quarter of this year: "We are out of the hospital"

Celsa returns to profits in the first quarter of this year: “We are out of the hospital”

The Catalan steel company Celsa considers its darkest period closed. This was confirmed by its president, Rafael Villaseca, and its CEO, Jordi Cazorla, during the presentation of the 2025 results held this Wednesday in Barcelona. After a 28-month transformation process, in which the court ordered the Rubiralta family to exit the capital and hand over the shares to the creditors, the group returned to profitability for the first time during the first quarter of this year 2026.

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Extreme heat causes at least 35,000 more deaths in Europe this summer

Extreme heat causes at least 35,000 more deaths in Europe this summer

The high temperatures of the consecutive heat waves recorded in Europe this summer have caused the death of at least 35,000 more people compared to what would be expected under normal circumstances. According to provisional national figures, published by The Guardian this Tuesday, the excess mortality in Germany, France, and Spain, which are three of the largest countries in the EU, exceeds 25,000 deaths, a figure expected to increase when the total numbers for August are consolidated. Additionally, according to the Daily Mortality Monitoring System (MoMo), Spain has reached a new record, having surpassed 5,000 deaths attributed to heat this summer.

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