Avoid passing through Russia: China reaches a key milestone in railway tunnels in Central Asia
The CKU line, which crosses China, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, would allow by 2031 to connect the Asian giant with Europe and the Middle East.
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Review of the HUAWEI Watch Kids X1: a watch for children (designed for parental control)
Able to identify the child’s mood throughout the day and even monitor their heart rate and step count, the device also allows making video calls and setting a series of privacy limitations and parental controls.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra: what the experts say
With just 4.1 millimeters thick and 215 grams in weight, Samsung’s new flagship incorporates a 200 MP main lens, 8K recording, and a 5,000 mAh battery to be sold as an intensive work tool. Is it worth it?
Fujimori announces policy to combat crime in Peru inspired by Bukele: “A lot of firmness to restore order”
The Peruvian president also stated that her administration will support the police officers and provide them with backing within the framework of the law. “Our government will support them, will accompany them, they are not alone,” she said.
Lula launches candidacy for a fourth term in Brazil: promises to strengthen defense
The Workers’ Party officially endorsed the 80-year-old leader. During the event in São Paulo, Lula stated that he wants to prevent a possible invasion aimed at capturing the president, in an apparent reference to what happened with Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela.
British Prime Minister sets up new government headquarters in Manchester as a sign of his stated decentralization drive
Andy Burnham announced that in the northern English city he will establish “the Government’s new crisis room”. From there, this Friday he will chair the first meeting of the now reactivated National Economic Council.
Heavy rains delay the search for the other two people trapped in a cave in Laos
The two remaining villagers have been missing for more than two weeks.
Angelo Pierattini at the Nescafé de las Artes: an electric celebration of the miracle of life
The Chilean musician returned to the stage with a performance that oscillated between introspection, rock, and the shared joy of being back on his feet. With guests such as Tata Barahona, Carlos Cabezas, and Pablo Ilabaca, he reviewed his career, including a block dedicated to Weichafe, and even presented an unreleased song. The warrior has returned.
Let’s talk about love: even in death, friendship survives
This column is different from the ones we usually publish in Hablemos de amor. This time it is not a story written to be told, but an email that a friend wrote to another who is no longer here. We decided to publish it just as it arrived, because sometimes love also looks like this, in a friend who keeps talking to the other after her death.
Serbia: controversy over State funeral announcement for war criminal Ratko Mladic
The death of Ratko Mladic continues to provoke strong controversy in the Balkans, especially after the Serbian Minister of Justice announced that the former military chief of the Bosnian Serbs will receive funerals with military and state honors. Mladic was sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.