The match between the Spaniard Rafael Jódar and the Italian Luciano Darderi, belonging to the quarterfinals of the Rome Masters 1,000, was momentarily interrupted due to a technical problem with the system used by the referees to record the score and the hawk-eye.
If the Lefebvrians go ahead with the ordination of new bishops, they will incur a charge of schism. The dialogue between the Vatican and the so-called Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X has reached a point of rupture that is hardly reversible
We live surrounded by fast routes. By journeys calculated to the millimeter, packed schedules, algorithms that organize the world without questioning them, and decisions made even before feeling them. Everything pushes forward, towards the immediate, towards that feeling that arriving is the only thing that matters. And in the midst of that pace, something fades without us realizing it. The ability to stop. To look without hurry. To let time happen without needing to measure it.
While Mexico prepares to be one of the hosts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, in the state of Sinaloa a much older sport survives: ulama, a pre-Hispanic ball game with more than 3,400 years of history that today fights to stay alive.
An 18-year-old young man, Mäel Le Lagadec, from the French department of Tarn-et-Garonne, has posted a video on the Internet in which he details the ascent to Aneto to place a cross, which he carved himself, after the disappearance of the original piece, placed at the summit in 1951 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Centre Excursionista de Catalunya (CEC). The news was reported by the French newspaper La Dépêche, which details that the young man made the cross from walnut wood and inscribed his initials on it.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has warned in its latest annual report that last year disinformation campaigns have established themselves as “a prominent vector” of instability for Spain. The body that advises the President of the Government on National Security matters has identified Russia as the main actor from which campaigns aimed at influencing political processes, eroding trust in institutions, shaping public opinion, and weakening international cooperation originated.
Regarding Keir Starmer’s political health, there are three distinct and contradictory medical opinions. One says he is already dead, pending certification by the coroner and the subsequent autopsy. Another says he is in a vegetative state from which it is almost impossible to recover, and only the family’s resignation and authorization to disconnect life support remain. And the last is that he has suffered a deep trauma and is in critical condition, and – although difficult – he is strong and it cannot be completely ruled out that he will wake from the coma, recover, and return to normal life.
In his effort to sell a victory to the American people in the Iran war, Donald Trump has stubbornly repeated that the Persian country has already been “annihilated” militarily, so the “total victory” at the strategic level is just around the corner. “They have no Navy, no communications, no Air Force,” he said two months ago, when he lied by claiming that the war was “practically over.” “They have already fired everything they had to fire,” he added: “Iran’s drone and missile capability has been completely destroyed, the navy has disappeared.”
Ancient China did not leave the cosmic order in the hands of amateurs. For two millennia, the emperor himself was responsible for winning over the gods in the Temple of Heaven. As if his elaborate annual rituals were what kept the world ticking. This Thursday, Chinese President Xi Jinping will accompany the sacred navel of Beijing to his American guest, Donald Trump. And a world on edge may wonder what their respective offerings will yield.
One day after receiving the Honorary Palme d’Or from actor Elijah Wood during the opening gala of the Cannes Festival, Peter Jackson gave a masterclass at the Debussy theater in which he extensively reviewed his career and assessed the challenges of current cinema. Under the chords of the soundtrack that Howard Shore composed for The Lord of the Rings, the audience applauded the entrance of the creator of the successful film saga created by the British writer J. R. R. Tolkien.