Genocide in Palestine Dates Far Earlier Than October 2023
The Zionist assault perpetuates decades of territorial displacement, land annexation, and military siege against the Palestinian people. The genocide against Palestine entered a new phase on October 7, 2023, when the Israeli government formally declared a state of war and initiated military operations named Operation Swords of Iron. RELATED:Ansar Allah Defends Palestine and the Holy […]
Mexican Authorities Investigate Clandestine Grave in Nayarit
Prosecutor Heredia Links La Curva Site to Rancho Izaguirre Case as Search Collectives and Rights Groups Voice Alarm. On October 3, Nayarit Attorney General Elvia Heredia publicly confirmed the discovery of a clandestine grave and a makeshift structure designed for the intensive burning of human bodies in the town of La Curva. RELATED: Mexico Takes […]
Trump’s Statue at the European Parliament is “Offensive”: Slovak PM
The work is titled “Orange Plague” and was created by Danish artist Jens Galschiot. On Thursday, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico called for the immediate removal of a statue of U.S. President Donald Trump recently installed at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France. RELATED: Outrage at Trump’s Comments About Possible Iranian Attacks on California […]
U.S. Affects Cuban Children’s Access to Food: FM Rodriguez
Its sanctions hinder the arrival and distribution of food, medicine, and other essential resources. On Thursday, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez stated that the United States continues to implement measures that affect Cuban children’s access to adequate food. RELATED: Cuba energy blockade: Bruno Rodríguez condemns U.S. fuel restrictions Rodriguez emphasized that, at the proposal of […]
Ethiopia’s Parliament Approves New Government
PM Ali’s cabinet comprises 23 members, including 22 ministers and a deputy prime minister. On Thursday, Ethiopia’s Parliament unanimously approved the new government proposed by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali, following his party’s victory in the general elections held on June 1. RELATED: Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia Reject Ethiopia Unilateral Actions on the Nile […]
Spain Submits Bid to Host the 2035 Rugby World Cup
The bid has the backing of the Spanish government and the Sport and Higher Sports Council. On Wednesday, the Royal Spanish Rugby Federation (RFER) officially submitted its bid to host the 2035 Rugby World Cup under the slogan ‘Bridge the World,’ aiming to host the “most successful tournament” in the sport’s history. RELATED: Spain Claims […]
Houthi Missile Strikes King Khalid Airport in Saudi Arabia
Gen. Saree warns international airlines to suspend operations in Saudi airspace. On Thursday, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesperson for the Ansar Allah movement (Houthis), claimed a ballistic missile attack against King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. RELATED: At Least 67 Dead in Yemen Due Saudi Attacks “He also called on all experts, engineers, and […]
Peru Recovers 342 Pieces of Cultural Heritage From Abroad
The recovered items will be portrayed in a special exhibition open to the public. On Wednesday, the Ministry of Culture received 342 pieces of national cultural heritage recovered in Germany, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, the United States, and the United Kingdom, as part of a joint effort to protect the country’s historical legacy. RELATED: Peru Fosters […]
Swedish Academy Awards Nobel Prize in Literature to Canadian Poet Anne Carson
Her bold and inventive body of work creates new forms for contemporary literature. On Thursday, the Swedish Academy awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature to Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson “for her bold and inventive body of work that, in a playful dialogue with classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.” RELATED: […]
Italian Parliament Approves Meloni’s Electoral Reform
The ‘Stabilicum’ law grants a seat bonus to the winning coalition and showcases center-right unity ahead of the 2027 elections. On Thursday, the Italian Parliament handed Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni a victory by giving final approval to her electoral reform, a key measure ahead of the 2027 general elections. RELATED: Italy’s Giorgia Meloni Trademarks Her […]
Sport
Show allThe bid has the backing of the Spanish government and the Sport and Higher Sports Council. On Wednesday, the Royal Spanish Rugby Federation (RFER) officially submitted its bid to host the 2035 Rugby World Cup under the slogan ‘Bridge the World,’ aiming to host the “most successful tournament” in the sport’s history. RELATED: Spain Claims […]
Lionel Messi published a farewell message on social media after playing his last match with the Argentina national team, a 3-0 win over Benin at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires in which the captain scored a penalty to close his international career. In his post on social media, the Rosario-born football star reflected on […]
Neira was one of the main favorites after recently winning the world title in the road race in Montreal. On Tuesday, Spanish cyclist Alejandra Neira was crowned European Junior Women’s Time Trial champion at the European Road Cycling Championships in Slovenia, finishing the course in 35:45.65. RELATED: Spain’s Ana Alonso Secures Bronze Medal in Ski […]
More than 80,000 Argentina fans packed River Plate’s stadium in Buenos Aires for Lionel Messi’s last match with the national team on Tuesday. The friendly game was organized by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) as the official send-off after Messi announced his international retirement on August 31, following the 2026 World Cup final against Spain. […]
EuroLeague’s 13 shareholder clubs rejected an initial NBA proposal to create a joint league in Europe during a summit held Tuesday in Lake Como, Italy, a move that slows the U.S. league’s push into the continent. The decision came on Tuesday during a summit held on Lake Como, Italy, where delegates from the EuroLeague’s clubs […]
Opinión
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Mision VerdadLatin America and The Caribbean
Show allIts sanctions hinder the arrival and distribution of food, medicine, and other essential resources. On Thursday, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez stated that the United States continues to implement measures that affect Cuban children’s access to adequate food. RELATED: Cuba energy blockade: Bruno Rodríguez condemns U.S. fuel restrictions Rodriguez emphasized that, at the proposal of […]
Prosecutor Heredia Links La Curva Site to Rancho Izaguirre Case as Search Collectives and Rights Groups Voice Alarm. On October 3, Nayarit Attorney General Elvia Heredia publicly confirmed the discovery of a clandestine grave and a makeshift structure designed for the intensive burning of human bodies in the town of La Curva. RELATED: Mexico Takes […]
Currently, about 75 percent of the country’s gas is imported from the United States. On Wednesday, Cuitlahuac Garcia, director of the National Center for Natural Gas Control (CENAGAS), informed that Mexico has taken steps to cope with a temporary reduction of about 20 percent in natural gas supplies imported from the United States. RELATED: U.S. […]
Rectors of public and private universities in Chile rejected the drastic cuts to education in the 2027 Budget Bill being discussed in the National Congress. The adjustments will negatively affect the growth of science, technology, knowledge and innovation, all of which will affect the country’s development, said Marisol Durán, president of the Consortium of State […]
Cuba’s government denounced the U.S. seizure of more than two million liters of biodiesel in transit to the island through international waters. The criticism was voiced by Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío, who described the action as an act of “piracy and plunder.” The statement followed an announcement by U.S. authorities on Wednesday […]
World
Show allU.S. federal judge Alvin Hellerstein in New York on Thursday rejected a request by the defense of Cilia Flores, Venezuela’s First Combatant, for release on bail and to serve pretrial detention under house arrest at a private residence in that city. The proposal submitted by the lawyers of the wife of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro […]
The work is titled “Orange Plague” and was created by Danish artist Jens Galschiot. On Thursday, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico called for the immediate removal of a statue of U.S. President Donald Trump recently installed at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg, France. RELATED: Outrage at Trump’s Comments About Possible Iranian Attacks on California […]
They have agreed on the geographic coordinates for safe two-way routes, Iranian diplomat Baghaei said. On Wednesday night, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Iran and Oman will soon present their agreement to the relevant international body on designating safe routes in the Strait of Hormuz. RELATED: U.S. Military Ordered to Prepare for Possible […]
Student and Professional Unions Set Oct. 13 Mobilization After 450,000 Take to Streets. On Thursday, French student and professional unions called a new day of mobilization and demonstrations for Oct. 13 to demand improvements in educational conditions. RELATED: France Suspends Stun Grenades After Teen Loses a Hand This new call comes at a time when […]
PM Ali’s cabinet comprises 23 members, including 22 ministers and a deputy prime minister. On Thursday, Ethiopia’s Parliament unanimously approved the new government proposed by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali, following his party’s victory in the general elections held on June 1. RELATED: Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia Reject Ethiopia Unilateral Actions on the Nile […]
Technology
Show allBy turning a cubic kilometre of South Pole ice into a giant detector, he helped open a new window on the cosmos. On Tuesday, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded Francis Halzen the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday “for decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos […]
A data breach affected 100,000 customers, including information related to bank cards. On Tuesday, Japan announced it is facing a new wave of cyberattacks and data breaches affecting businesses, academic institutions, and millions of users, generating concern among authorities. RELATED: The Japanese Urge PM Takaichi to Uphold Non-Nuclear Principles Among the most serious cases is […]
They developed a method that shows how nerve cells control memories, feelings and behavior in the brain. On Monday, the Nobel Prize in Medicine honored three researchers for ushering in a new era in neuroscience through the development of optogenetics, a method that shows how nerve cells form memories, feelings and behaviors in the brain. […]
It will coordinate the U.S. government’s engagement with consumers, interest groups, religious organizations, and companies. On Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new federal task force to coordinate the government’s efforts on artificial intelligence (AI). RELATED: Trump Rejects International Regulation of Artificial Intelligence “Following the Historic White House Accord on Super Intelligence, where the […]
Studies suggest the moon’s subsurface ocean could support ancient metabolic systems. On Friday, Science Advances published two studies conducted by German universities suggesting that certain microorganisms could withstand the environmental conditions on Enceladus, one of Saturn’s moons. RELATED: U.S. Faces Global Criticism After Deploying Weapons in Space This natural satellite is considered one of the […]
Culture
Show allThe recovered items will be portrayed in a special exhibition open to the public. On Wednesday, the Ministry of Culture received 342 pieces of national cultural heritage recovered in Germany, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, the United States, and the United Kingdom, as part of a joint effort to protect the country’s historical legacy. RELATED: Peru Fosters […]
Her bold and inventive body of work creates new forms for contemporary literature. On Thursday, the Swedish Academy awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature to Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson “for her bold and inventive body of work that, in a playful dialogue with classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.” RELATED: […]
Piero Antonio Franco De Benedictis, the popular Argentine-Italian singer-songwriter died Wednesday in Buenos Aires at age 81 after several days in the Italian Hospital. “With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of our dear Piero, at 81 years of age,” the family wrote on social media. “His voice, his songs and his message of peace […]
The program includes nearly twenty free activities organized in collaboration with artists and cultural institutions. The Embassy of Spain in Cuba will celebrate Spain’s National Day with a program focused on cultural and solidarity activities throughout the month of October. The initiative seeks to strengthen ties between the two countries and support Cuban cultural life. […]
Displays recreate key episodes along the Long March, from the seizure of the Luding Bridge to a meeting held in Zunyi. More than 300 artifacts and historical documents related to the Long March are being exhibited for the first time at a military museum in Beijing, offering new details about an event that helped shape […]