Russia accuses Ukraine of an attack on a spent nuclear fuel warehouse at the Zaporizhzhia plant
According to them, the attack “is an extremely dangerous and unacceptable action.”
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Oil tanker attacked and set on fire off the coast of Oman, in the middle of the Strait of Hormuz
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations center reported the offensive, clarifying that the crew aboard the affected vessel is safe and urging ships navigating the area to do so “with caution.”
USA: Trial against alleged “mastermind” of 9/11 set for June 2028
The decision was made by military judge Michael Schrama, after his rejection of the date proposed by the Prosecutor’s Office of January 2027. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was captured in Pakistan in 2003 and four years later admitted, during an interrogation, to having planned the attacks in which nearly 3,000 people died.
CIA director warned Russia not to attack NATO during his surprise trip to Moscow
John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow following U.S. intelligence assessments indicating that the Kremlin might try to test the alliance. During his meeting with Russian intelligence officials, he also mentioned Iran, warning of additional sanctions if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened to maritime traffic.
The first in five years: What’s behind the CIA director’s visit to Moscow?
John Ratcliffe’s four-hour meeting with Russian intelligence officials has sparked much speculation, with NATO, Ukraine, and even Iran as possible topics of discussion.
Menopause: why cardiovascular risk increases
Estrogens protect the heart, but with menopause, that advantage diminishes and women’s risk of heart attack approaches that of men. And there’s something else. As we live longer and longer, we also spend more time in a stage where taking care of the heart becomes key.
Vanessa Lista, Danish expert: “Digitalization is increasingly a geopolitical issue”
The Director of Partnerships and Public Affairs of the Danish public-private platform for digital transformation, Digital Hub Denmark, spoke with La Tercera about how Denmark built a digital identity system integrated with multiple services that almost all its citizens use today.
The death toll rises to 95 and 600 are missing due to floods in northern Nepal
The authorities have also estimated the number of missing tourists at around 500.
What to read by Roberto Merino, candidate for the National Literature Prize
Chronicler and essayist. Sometimes a poet, sometimes an editor, university professor, and rock musician. Also part of Paula’s history, where he was a columnist. All these things are Roberto Merino, an author, we could say, in the tradition of great Chilean chroniclers like Joaquín Edwards Bello, widely known for mapping and describing a city like Santiago de Chile. Here, a group of voices invited by Paula recommends his works.
Argentine media claims that Chancellor Quirno reportedly requested the departure of the head of the Air Force over statements about the Strait of Magellan
According to La Política Online, “Pablo Quirno exploded in fury with the Minister of Defense, Carlos Presti, and demanded the head” of Brigadier General Gustavo Javier Valverde “for generating a diplomatic conflict with Chile.”