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The refusal, which Iran described as “unsportsmanlike” and “political,” would affect executives and other members of the delegation.

Health authorities reported 71 new infections in 24 hours, while the WHO and CDC Africa are pushing for a regional response plan of US$518 million to contain the outbreak.

The Kuwaiti army reported the detection of seven ballistic missiles in its airspace, which did not cause human casualties.

The statement comes amid a ceasefire conditioned on Hezbollah’s withdrawal from Lebanon, a country that has been targeted by Israeli attacks during the regional expansion of the conflict.

The results of the first round of the presidential election in Colombia, where the far-right outsider Abelardo de la Espriella defeated the leftist Iván Cepeda, have revealed what some are already calling “hyperpolarization.” In fact, a report presented this week by the UN places Latin America as the most polarized region on the planet. Experts consulted by La Tercera address the issue and point to the reasons behind the phenomenon.

The rejection of everything related to the leader of Fuerza Popular, Keiko Fujimori, has been eroding since 2021, although it usually revives when there are presidential elections. This, apparently, has been demonstrated by the upward trend of leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez, who now leads her by 0.6 points in the latest Ipsos poll released to the foreign press. This has generated an atmosphere of uncertainty ahead of this Sunday’s second round.

The most serious incident occurred in the Russian city of Shebekino, where an unmanned aerial vehicle directly impacted a car driving on the road, causing the death of its driver.

The government of Gustavo Petro reported that a National Navy ship sailed from Cartagena de Indias with a cargo of basic supplies, such as food, medicine, and household items.

The President of the United States assured that European leaders must finally resolve their conflict, which, he assured, would never have erupted if he had been in charge of the government in February 2022.

The French government will investigate what President Emmanuel Macron described this Friday as a “malfunction” of the judicial system following the murder of Lyhanna, an 11-year-old girl, in the southwest of the nation. The main suspect had been formally accused twice of child rape, but the investigations were shelved or stalled.