Italy announces it will host a new round of talks between Israel and Lebanon on August 4
Italy’s Foreign Minister stated that “the ultimate goal is to achieve peace and full control of the territory by Lebanese institutions”.”
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A Hamas delegation travels to Egypt to address the second phase of Trump’s plan for Gaza
It is expected that the different delegations will hold a series of meetings in an attempt to “ensure compliance with all agreed commitments.”
They deliver the verdict in the first corruption case of Kirchnerism: De Vido is sentenced to five years in prison for the Skanska case
The former Minister of Federal Planning of Argentina during the governments of Néstor Kirchner and Cristina Fernández also received a lifetime ban from holding public office.
The fall from grace of Xu Jiayin: the Evergrande tycoon, central figure in China’s real estate crisis, is sentenced to life imprisonment
Who will become the second richest man in Asia was found guilty of fraud and multiple financial crimes.
Doctors Without Borders warns about humanitarian issues and the difficulty of acting in the West Bank
The escalation of violence and movement restrictions are worsening health needs in the Palestinian territories.
Falklands War: What was Chile’s role and secret aid to the United Kingdom?
A thorough investigation collected in the book The Perfect Pact reveals unpublished documents, espionage operations, and the unknown logistical network with which the Chilean dictatorship assisted the British in 1982, a strategic pact that – according to the authors – continued even in democracy.
Netanyahu calls Erdogan a “anti-Semitic dictator” and accuses him of using Syria to attack Israel
Both Syria and Turkey have rejected the Israeli Government’s argument to justify its bombing of the Abu al-Duhur airbase in northern Syria.
65 billion barrels and control for the US: the scope of Trump’s “oil deal” with Venezuela
The deal was announced this past August 28 by Trump, who stated that the measure will more than double U.S. oil reserves.
French Parliament approves the right to assisted death for people with incurable diseases
The French Episcopal Conference rejects the measure and points to a “rupture” in the country.
Same-sex civil marriage in Bolivia: couple achieves recognition after nearly four years of legal battle
“This achievement is also the result of the tireless struggle of so many people, organizations, activists, and human rights defenders who have worked for years for a fairer Bolivia free from discrimination,” highlighted the NGO Igual.