Several European countries are seeking external partners to create migrant deportation centers

Several European countries are seeking external partners to create migrant deportation centers

Europe confirms its new tough migration policy. While the European Parliament and the European Council have just given their green light to the final EU return regulation that endorses the creation of migrant deportation centers in third countries, some European countries do not want to waste any more time on bureaucratic processes and have gotten to work. Following the lessons of the Italian Giorgia Meloni in Albania, several capitals are grouping into small teams within the Twenty-Seven to probe other countries in Africa, the Balkans, or Central Asia where similar agreements to the one between Rome and Tirana can be created.

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U.S. reaches a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that would allow the kingdom to enrich uranium

U.S. reaches a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that would allow the kingdom to enrich uranium

The White House plans to announce as early as this Wednesday an agreement that would allow Saudi Arabia to enrich its own fuel for civilian reactors without the need for international supervision, according to The Wall Street Journal and confirmed by multiple US media outlets. The controversial pact, which would last 30 years, must first be approved by Congress, a process that could face obstacles because many legislators view it with suspicion due to the possibility that the Arab kingdom could end up building a nuclear bomb in the future. It is also a setback for Israel, the US’s biggest ally in the Middle East, which has been warning for years about the risk of Riyadh enriching uranium.

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Julián Álvarez, the last hope: Barça's options and alternatives

Julián Álvarez, the last hope: Barça’s options and alternatives

“We are looking for a number nine. Deco has done a fantastic job, I have full confidence in him,” Hansi Flick told TV3 after the Gamper that his team won against Al-Ahly from Egypt (2-1). “We know there are two players, like Robert (Lewandowski) and Ferran (Torres), who have left. We can cover Ferran’s role with the new signings (Adeyemi and Gordon) but replacing Robert is very difficult, because he marked an era with us. We have internal solutions, but we will surely make some move,” Deco replied.

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Benedetta Tagliabue, architect: “I have the same impulsiveness I had as a teenager, but life has taught me that respect for those around you is fundamental”

Benedetta Tagliabue, architect: “I have the same impulsiveness I had as a teenager, but life has taught me that respect for those around you is fundamental”

Born in Milan in 1963, Tagliabue exudes Italian genetics all around: her captivating presence and undeniable elegance perfectly combine with an indomitable character and a conviction in describing her life that many would wish for themselves. But perhaps these convictions are not only given by her roots, but also by a very intense life.

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The Biennial of Digital Arts is born to make Barcelona the international capital of the sector

The Biennial of Digital Arts is born to make Barcelona the international capital of the sector

Among the amalgam of festivals and digital centers such as Sónar+D, Mira, Offf, or Ideal, Barcelona is advancing towards becoming the capital of digital art. It is practically already so in Europe, but the ambition is to become a benchmark by crossing even more borders in the medium term. To achieve this latter goal, the Biennal d’Arts Digitals has been launched, with the essential support of public administrations: the City Council and the Generalitat Government, together with the Barcelona Creativity & Design Foundation and the collaboration of the Ministry of Culture. The platform aims to serve as an umbrella for all digital initiatives to, in addition to that primary goal, promote co-production between local and international agents and bring digital arts closer to the public.

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