“Doubling down on failed policies will only bring more defeats and the enmity of the Iranians,” said the Iranian Foreign Minister.

Thousands of people have been evacuated as the flames advance about 35 kilometers from Athens. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that strong winds make fighting the fires difficult.

The president of China has emphasized that Beijing and Brasilia, “as important members of the global south, must firmly position themselves on the right side of history and progress.”

Sources close to the Kremlin say that the Russian president would fear appearing weak and would have chosen to escalate the conflict as a show of strength rather than negotiate a way out. China supports him diplomatically, but would have a limit: the use of nuclear weapons.

The former opposition candidate supported the recovery of the hydrocarbon industry but warned that the increase in resources alone does not guarantee improvements in the quality of life of the Venezuelan population.

The new report from the National Unit for Disaster Risk Management also states 353 people rescued alive and more than 115 thousand affected in 448 municipalities. Six days after the earthquake, search efforts continue among the rubble.

“Getting diplomacy back on track is not impossible,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.

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.

The Ipsos survey conducted in 29 countries shows that in Chile investment in flood defenses is losing relevance, while railway infrastructure and solar energy are gaining ground.

The Minister of Culture, Alberto Beingolea, reported that the measure will begin to be applied in ten days and that the system will only allow the purchase of nominal tickets. According to an analysis of nearly 210,000 reservations, 131,626 were subsequently canceled.