The Venezuelan National Assembly announces a joint ‘roadmap’ with the opposition to rebuild the country after earthquakes
The earthquakes of June 24 left more than 4,560 dead and 16,740 injured.
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Heinrich Schliemann: the man who discovered (and almost destroyed) Troy
Guided by a childhood fantasy, he unearthed a legendary treasure and the mask of Agamemnon, but his brutal and “savage” methods almost erased the past forever.
Netanyahu warns Iran that Israel’s response will be “much more powerful” if it decides to attack
Netanyahu has also reiterated that Israel is prepared for “any scenario.”
Greta Thunberg returns to protests in Berlin
During a demonstration against the “genocide” in Palestine, the climate activist was detained along with 40 other people.
Iran criticizes London’s “irresponsible” move to declare the Revolutionary Guard as a threat
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated in a communiqué that this “hostile action” by London “contradicts the fundamental principles and norms of International Law.”
Trump formally notifies the United States Congress about the resumption of attacks against Iran
“These attacks are limited, measured, planned, and executed in a way that minimizes civilian casualties,” the document states.
Zelenski denounces Russian attacks with 145 drones and missiles and calls on the EU to speed up the adoption of more sanctions
Seven people were injured in the Kharkiv region, including a minor,” explained the Ukrainian leader.
Trump announces investigation into a “possible” presence of Iranian drones in Cuba
The leader assured that Washington will not allow a possible military deployment of the Persian nation on the island, while his administration tightens pressure on Havana and keeps under surveillance Cuba’s cooperation with countries such as Russia and China.
Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo seeks to be released from prison: requests presidential pardon due to his age and health condition
The former president of the neighboring country, convicted in the first instance in the Odebrecht and Ecoteva cases, stated that his process has exceeded the legal deadlines and requested that his situation be evaluated with criteria of humanity and objectivity.
Alícia Homs Ginel, MEP: “In the migration phenomenon, we must not lose the human aspect of this whole situation”
Homs Ginel leads the visit to Chile of a delegation from the European Parliament, on the occasion of the 30th meeting of the European Union-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committee. “We believe that there must be minimum environmental standards, and obviously, I think we will have the opportunity to ask,” he said.