The Massachusetts nurse admitted to strangling her three children in 2023, but her defense argues that she was experiencing postpartum psychosis that prevented her from understanding her actions. More than three years later, a jury was unable to unanimously determine if she was criminally responsible, and the judge declared the trial null.
While the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, assured that Kiev is interested in bringing the conflict to an end and that they are prepared for dialogue.
Moscow launched 108 drones against Ukrainian territory and an attack left one dead and three injured in Zaporizhzhia. Kyiv, meanwhile, claimed to have shot down 258 drones. The 72-hour pause remains over the respective capitals.
The Argentine president said he would sanction companies working off the coasts of the islands. This, in a clear reference to an offshore oil and gas project located in the northern basin of the islands, which is being developed by the British company Rockhopper Exploration along with the Israeli Navitas Petroleum.
The Portuguese cardinal, poet, and prefect of the Dicastery for Culture and Education, has just launched a Contemporary Art Triennial as a way to value the human in the face of the advance of new technologies. “Art,” he says, “is a privileged language to put human groups in communication.”
The Argentine Foreign Minister, Pablo Quirno, clarified his recent statements about the “bicontinental and bioceanic” condition of the neighboring nation, which caused widespread rejection in the Chilean political scene.
The authorities of the locality located in the Kharkiv region confirmed that an 11-year-old boy, a 19-year-old young woman, and a 45-year-old man died as a result of the airstrike attributed to the Russian Army.
The Russian president received Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, envoys sent by Donald Trump, in a meeting aimed at reviving the peace process and addressing how to end more than four years of war in Ukraine.
The military plane had just taken off when it suddenly lost altitude and crashed to the ground during the Athens Flying Week. The circumstances of the accident remain undetermined.
Two ships, which were located on Kharg Island and near Jask, were permanently incapacitated. A third, in the Gulf of Oman, was “completely destroyed,” according to Centcom.