Young people in a legal limbo

Young people in a legal limbo

Bouba and Lamine, both from Guinea Conakry, have spent a long time outdoors after being expelled in 2026 from a youth center of the Direcció General de Prevenció i Protecció a la Infància i l’ Adolescència (Dgppia) when the prosecutor’s office ruled that they were adults, although their passports indicate that they have not yet turned 18. “Every Tuesday, about 35 new people arrive at the Santa Anna field hospital asking for help, of which an average of three are young migrants who have ended up outdoors,” explains the rector of this parish in Ciutat Vella, Peio Sánchez. Bouba and Lamine have been taken in by this entity for a few weeks.

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Starmer admits he did not correctly inform Parliament of Mandelson's appointment

Starmer admits he did not correctly inform Parliament of Mandelson’s appointment

Like a mischievous child who paints all the walls of the house with a black marker, Keir Starmer has told his parents (in this case the House of Commons) that he did it unintentionally and does not deserve punishment. When he informed Parliament that due procedure had been followed and all necessary security measures had been taken in relation to Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to Washington, he actually did not know that the security services had flagged him with a red flag.

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China's first humanoid robot goes public and drives the market crazy: it soars 629%

China’s first humanoid robot goes public and drives the market crazy: it soars 629%

They dance, run, do somersaults, and even practice martial arts. Now they also trade on the stock market. Unitree, the company that has turned its humanoid robots and robot dogs into one of the most recognizable images of Chinese technological advancement, debuted this Wednesday on the Shanghai stock exchange and sparked euphoria among investors: its shares soared 629% as soon as they started trading. Why has this frenzy broken out?

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Sánchez warns of the “ultra threat” and positions himself as the “vanguard of progress against the reactionaries”

Sánchez warns of the “ultra threat” and positions himself as the “vanguard of progress against the reactionaries”

The PSOE spokesperson in Congress, Patxi López, has put the bull in Pedro Sánchez’s court, warning of the “terrifying result” of the German far-right in the regional elections on Sunday in Saxony-Anhalt: “We are more necessary than ever, we are their only brake. Only we remain to stop them, there is no one else with enough strength and conviction to stop them.” At the same time, almost all polls insist every day on predicting the electoral victory of the Popular Party and the far-right Vox in Spain, as the last regional electoral cycle already forecasted, but Patxi López has assured that the socialists “have the best captain” to try to stop this right-wing wave sweeping Europe and the world, and to try to reverse the demographic forecasts.

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The European Union changes flight rules: this is how they will affect carry-on luggage and delays

The European Union changes flight rules: this is how they will affect carry-on luggage and delays

The European Parliament has given the green light to a new regulation that introduces significant changes for air travelers. Among the main new features is the obligation that the price shown when purchasing a ticket reflects from the start the cost of the carry-on bag in the cabin when the passenger decides to travel with it, with the aim of facilitating comparison between companies and avoiding unexpected additional costs.

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