Russian missile destroys drone factory of a US company in Kiev
The incident that occurred on July 24 marks the first known Russian attack against a US-owned company in Ukraine.
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Netanyahu rejects US plan for Gaza and demands total disarmament of Hamas before withdrawing troops
The Israeli Prime Minister stated that his country rejects the 15-point document and maintained that Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hamas is completely disarmed. He also reiterated that as long as he remains in office, no Palestinian state will be established in Gaza or the West Bank.
25 years since September 11: the day the world changed
From the concept of terrorist threat to the time we spend inside an airport, the attacks of September 11, 2001 not only marked a generation of Americans: their consequences spread throughout the Middle East, Europe, and the world.
What women say about motherhood when someone asks them
Caring alone, with no one to share the burden, is one of the most repeated experiences in the focus groups that the Colunga Childhood Observatory conducted to build the agenda “Early Childhood: Well-being, gaps, and proposals to strengthen public policy in Chile,” which has just been launched. Public health data confirm what they already knew: the distress after childbirth does not decrease over time, but continues to rise until six months postpartum, just when support networks – both family and institutional – begin to fail. Anonymous women who participated in those focus groups share, in their own words, what no statistic can explain alone.
Iran denies having requested direct negotiations with the United States for the cessation of hostilities
The spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also stated that Tehran’s current approach is focused on defense and not on holding negotiations.
Kuwait expels two workers from the Embassy of Iran in response to the latest attacks from Tehran
The Deputy Foreign Minister of Kuwait described the attacks as “a flagrant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Kuwait” and International Law.
Trump reduces the recommended childhood vaccines for all children in the U.S. from 18 to 11.
About the reasons that have led to this change in the vaccination plan, it is stated that “the scientific evaluation concluded that the U.S. currently recommends more childhood vaccines than any other comparable country, including more than double the doses of some European countries.”
Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez’s statements in their only debate before the runoff in Peru
Both candidates promised in their Sunday face-to-face a boost to small and medium-sized businesses, the fight against crime, among other measures.
U.S. and South Korea halve military exercises following Trump’s request
The leader asked to reduce the maneuvers due to his “very good relationship” with Kim Jong Un and because he considered them a “hostile” signal towards Pyongyang. Some activities were canceled or turned into simulations.
When a couple separates, who keeps the pet?
More and more couples share the care of a pet and, when the relationship ends, what happens to that care? In our Legal Clinic, we review what Chilean law says, which still tries to resolve these conflicts based on property rules, even though there is much more at stake for the caregivers.