Emergency teams have managed to rescue 6.462 people from the areas affected by the double earthquake, whose epicenter was located in La Guaira and which also caused significant damage in Caracas and other localities in the country.
According to the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), Kuwait has been targeted by nearly 1,400 missile and drone attacks, second only to the United Arab Emirates, and has suffered the consequences of renewed attacks since the fragile several-week ceasefire between Washington and Tehran broke down this month.
After several days of massive protests in Kyiv and other cities across the country demanding his dismissal, the president replaced General Oleksandr Syrskyi and appointed Mykhailo Drapatyi in his place.
France thus becomes the first country in Europe to follow Australia’s example, where in December the world’s first ban for under-16s on platforms like Facebook, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube came into effect.
Eduardo Bolsonaro was sentenced just over a month ago to four years in prison, under a semi-open regime, and another eight years of disqualification from holding public office for coercion against Brazilian justice, within the framework of the coup d’état case against his father, who is serving a 27-year prison sentence.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Lin Jian, stated that Japan is “creating controversy around the legitimate actions of other countries.”
The Nicaraguan president assured that the measure aims to prevent opponents from “trapping the government,” thus canceling the 2027 elections. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, asked the international community to “join forces” to show the “dictatorship that it cannot continue acting as if nothing happened.”
The designation of the Senate president has evidenced the first struggle between Colombian right-wing formations, given that the party of the president-elect has a minority representation in the Colombian Parliament.
The report documents incidents in which several people were subjected to abuse, including drone attacks, torture, and arbitrary detention. In another case, a fishing vessel and most of its crew disappeared. Human Rights Watch says the US Congress should urgently examine these situations and the security cooperation relationship between the two countries.
The spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights also stressed that