Let’s talk about love: I gave up for love (of myself)
“Everyone deserves jobs that understand that people do not stop being people when we start our workday,” says the author of this column.
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What is behind the crime of British politician Ann Widdecombe, a supporter of Brexit and convert to Catholicism?
His death has raised questions. The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, stated that, as a result of “new information and evidence,” specialized counter-terrorism agents are “now leading the investigation into the horrific murder.”
US threatens to withdraw visas from those who try to “manipulate” elections in Colombia
Under Secretary of State Christopher Landau warned that those tempted to undermine the Colombian democratic process are putting “their visas and those of their families at risk”.
What if instead of listening to the heartbeats, we listen to the women?
The bill Listen to Your Heart once again put abortion at the center of the debate. It is a proposal that would require women to listen to the heartbeat of the embryo or fetus before accessing a legal abortion for three reasons. In response, various feminist organizations and health professionals have raised their voices to criticize the measure and remind that there are women who still face obstacles to exercising that right and others whose stories do not even find space within the law.
Iran calls Ukraine’s attack on an Iranian ship a ‘dangerous adventure’ and warns that it ‘will not go unpunished’
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmail Baqaei, has stressed that the Ukrainian executive must be held accountable for its “illegal and unjustified action”.
More than 200,000 people must flee or confine themselves due to the forest fires ravaging France and Spain
The Spanish government declared its first national state of emergency due to the disaster, while French President Emmanuel Macron asked the Armed Forces “to mobilize to provide maximum support for civil security.”
China asks Trump to stop making “baseless accusations” after election interference complaint
“The international community knows perfectly well who habitually interferes in the internal affairs of other countries,” said the spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The UN accuses Israel of “intensifying” its attacks against Gaza: “No place is safe”
The Gazan Ministry of Health has raised this Tuesday the number of dead to 1,168 and the injured to 3,798 due to Israeli attacks since the ceasefire.
Setback for De la Espriella before taking office: Uribe’s candidate elected Senate president after receiving support from Petro’s party
The designation of the Senate president has evidenced the first struggle between Colombian right-wing formations, given that the party of the president-elect has a minority representation in the Colombian Parliament.