At least seven dead in massive drone and missile attack against Russia
At least seven people died this Sunday during the massive Ukrainian drone and missile attack against the Moscow region and southern Russia, local authorities reported today.
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Is Shakira a tax stateless person?
From reading Shakira’s sentence, it can be inferred that the singer was somewhat like a tax stateless person in 2011. The ruling of the Court holds that it has not been proven that she was a resident in Spain for 183 days for tax purposes, but her defense also did not claim that she was in another jurisdiction during those days. “She had a tax certificate at her home in the Bahamas. But the truth is that she is not a resident for 183 days anywhere because she is actually on an international tour,” says her lawyer, José Luis Prada.
London will help Kyiv manufacture long-range missiles amid Patriot shortages
After a dreadful summer due to the Russian missile rain and several scandals in his domestic policy, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has finally received good news. The new British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has confirmed in his first participation as organizer of the volunteer coalition that the United Kingdom will assist Kyiv in manufacturing long-range missiles due to the shortage of Patriot air defense systems, key to defending Ukrainian skies from Moscow’s assaults.
“The artificial intelligence is not going to stop”: the challenge of controlling a global race
The possibility that artificial intelligence might escape human control has generated social concern, but also a debate influenced by significant business and political interests. Francesc Bracero, a journalist specialized in technology, acknowledged on Claves del día that “there are few topics in the world where so many people are right and so many people are wrong,” because the boundaries between real risks, alarmism, and commercial strategies are “very subtle and very slippery.” Piergiorgio Sandri, an Economics journalist, ruled out as an immediate scenario an AI ready to annihilate humanity and placed the danger in another area: “The concern should not be whether it will kill us, but to what extent and how much it will be able to manipulate us.”
Trump says he will keep Hormuz “sealed” until Iran gives in to a deal
The indefinite truce between Iran and the United States, announced on Tuesday by President Donald Trump, remains fragile after the capture of at least five ships since then in the region, three intercepted by Tehran and two by Washington. The naval blockade imposed by the Pentagon on Iranian ports, which overlaps with the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz by the Revolutionary Guard, is making a second round of peace talks impossible, as the Iranian regime considers it an “act of war” that violates the terms of the agreement. Financial markets breathed a sigh of relief when Trump extended the ceasefire just hours before it expired, but have stabilized, cautious because peace still seems distant.
The ‘haters’ are left alone in the tragedy
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, will travel today to Almería to see firsthand the situation of the worst fire Spain has experienced in decades. He will surely do so in the company of the President of Andalusia, Juanma Moreno. Both have behaved since Friday,…
The Court of Auditors sees shortcomings in the control of money laundering and calls for more staff
The Court of Auditors notes deficiencies in the money laundering control systems in Spain and urges the Government to launch a national strategy and provide more resources to the body responsible for this activity, Sepblac.
Begoña Gómez hands over the plane tickets and reminds the judge that the United Kingdom no longer stamps the passport
The wife of the Prime Minister Begoña Gómez has had to hand over to the investigating judge, Juan Carlos Peinado, the plane tickets to prove that she indeed flew to the United Kingdom to attend her daughter’s graduation and that she did not go anywhere else. Specifically, she has provided the tickets for the flight to London and the return from Bristol.
The saturation of the electrical grid threatens photovoltaic businesses
The fever for developing renewable energy projects in Spain, especially photovoltaic ones, is not only cooling down but also threatens to bring about a complicated financial pneumonia for those investments that were financed with revenue forecasts higher than what the market currently allows.
Putin, against the ropes
If he were not a serial killer, Putin would be pitiful. Like the dictator at the end of Gabriel García Márquez’s The Autumn of the Patriarch, he is alone in his palace, perplexed, paranoid, and afraid of his people. And of the external enemy. David beats the clumsy Goliath, not with stones but with…