Poland denounces that a Russian projectile violated its airspace during a “massive” attack against Ukraine
Tusk has indicated that the Polish forces were prepared to shoot down the “missile” if it had continued its trajectory.
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Manuel García will conclude his successful “Pánico” tour at the Teatro Municipal de Santiago
The singer-songwriter from Arica presents a journey that travels entirely through one of the flagship titles of 21st-century Chilean music.
China warns that a lake formed near Nepal by glacier debris has started to overflow
A Chinese expert points out that the devastating flood was caused by an ice avalanche on a high-altitude glacier.
Let’s talk about love: my date with a man without social media
In a daily life where screens have become an essential part of our lives, flirting with someone without social media involved has become almost a luxury. Mara had an experience that made her remember what it was like to flirt before the digital era.
USA: More than a dozen wildfires in the state of Washington force mass evacuations
The Old Trails fire, near Spokane, had grown to over 1,000 acres by Saturday night, fueled by strong gusts of wind. “This is not normal,” said local Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove.
De la Espriella signs nearly 30 extraditions during his first 16 days in the Colombian government
The leader linked the measures to his strategy against organized and transnational crime.
Israel says it is strengthening its position in southern Lebanon
The Israeli Defense Minister, Israel Katz, highlighted the capture of the mountainous area of Ali al-Taher and explained that the operation was launched after receiving “information about the existence of Hezbollah command and control tunnels” in this location.
United Kingdom reiterates that the Falklands “are British” and emphasizes its “unwavering commitment” to the islands
“The Falkland Islands are British because the residents of the Falkland Islands chose to be British,” stated the British Defense Secretary, Wes Streeting.
New UN world map rekindles tensions between Japan and Russia over disputed islands
“On the map, there are representations that contradict the stance of the Japanese government,” said the Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan, Minoru Kihara.
Global study ranks Chile as one of the countries most satisfied with its national infrastructure
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.