The former German chancellor criticized the parties’ fixation on the cordon sanitaire against the far-right Alternative for Germany, instead of focusing on their own program and properly presenting it to the voters. AfD is advancing in the polls ahead of this month’s elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
According to the decision, the reports of the Director General of the Federal Police, Andrei Rodrigues, and the head of Intelligence of the body, Leandro Almada da Costa, collected and supervised the actions and decisions of Judge André Mendonça and the State Attorney General, Jorge Messias.
Sarah Khalifa, well-known host and influencer, was sentenced to the death penalty along with 11 other people in a case involving more than 700 kilos of seized narcotics, but without public evidence of the alleged crimes committed.
The United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, begins his tour of South America. His first stop will be Colombia, and he will continue through Ecuador and Peru. Rubio is scheduled to meet with the presidents of the three countries, members of the Shield of the Americas, the security and anti-narcotics alliance created by President Donald Trump in March.
Brent crude rose to nearly reach the $100 barrier as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate with new attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels against targets in Saudi Arabian territory.
The museum’s collection contains 14 original paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir as well as his 40 sculptures, his furniture, and his studio, since it is the house where the master of Impressionism spent the last 12 years of his life.
The Israeli left-wing newspaper claims that the Emirati president, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, spoke directly with Netanyahu about 10 days before the Islamist terrorist attack from Gaza, and told him that Hamas was preparing a major operation. The Prime Minister’s Office called the information an “absolute lie.”
According to reports, 94 have been redirected, three immobilized, and two boarded.
The action reported by the government of Javier Milei targets companies and executives involved in exploration and exploitation activities without authorization.
In an interview with The Guardian, Leon Panetta, who was also CIA director during the Democratic president’s administration, said that the United States risks an “eternal war in the Middle East” and that the Pentagon’s “confusion” sends a message of weakness.
