Hamas denounces Israeli National Security Minister’s plan to displace the Palestinian population of Gaza
This is how they have called on Arab and Islamic countries to take “serious measures” against these plans of Israel.
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The war for the soul of the Republican Party
One of the most remarkable stories of the last decade has been how Donald Trump managed to take over the Republican Party and overturn many of its basic policies, from defending a liberal trade order to committing to military alliances like NATO. Traditional conservatives, nationalists, libertarians, evangelicals, and Neocons were made to coexist, essentially betting…
France fears a “resurgence” of the fire in the Gironde blaze
The Gironde prefecture announced that 84 firefighters have been injured fighting the flames, which have devastated 42,000 hectares.
Book Review: From Los Prisioneros in Peru to Dorian Astor
The journalist Alejandro Tapia, author of the biography Ya viene la fuerza, recreates the story and the relationship of the San Miguel trio with the Peruvian audience; the French philosopher explores the passionate search for certainties in a world shaped by uncertainty, and the artist Félix Vega publishes his first visual novel.
Great fortunes of France break their discretion and bet on financing Marine Le Pen’s presidential campaign
With the help of Vincent Bolloré and Bernard Arnault, the far-right party National Rally today has more opportunities than ever to obtain financing and media favorable to its ideas, with a view to the 2027 presidential elections.
U.S. threatens to withdraw support for England over Falklands sovereignty if London does not increase defense spending
According to The Telegraph last Friday, senior Pentagon officials suggested that the British government should move towards a higher level of military investment, in line with President Donald Trump’s pressure for NATO countries to allocate up to 5% of their GDP to defense.
Trump assures that “very soon” he will declare the Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory
Iran reminded Washington of its “defeats.” “Accept reality once and for all,” said Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi.
Let’s talk about love: guilt cannot be our home
When there is infidelity we usually only think about the pain of the one who was betrayed. But the person writing this story also suffered. She lost her marriage and for years lived trapped in guilt and shame. Until she understood that admitting a mistake does not mean having to pay for it for a lifetime.
Mois Navon: “Autonomous weapons will make war cleaner, faster, and more efficient”
Pioneer in the development of chips for autonomous driving, rabbi and advisor to the government of Israel, the engineer visited Santiago to talk about ethics and artificial intelligence, and defended the use of autonomous systems by the Armed Forces and police around the world. “On the battlefield — where the law of kill or be killed prevails — I see no difference between the action being carried out by a machine, a Tomahawk missile, or someone armed with sticks and stones,” he says. “It is a different world and I do not consider it a violation of human dignity,” he says.
Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum: the historic “movie-like” transfer of the European jewel
The Bayeux Tapestry returns to Great Britain for the first time in nearly 1,000 years. Learn here the details of the millionaire and secret operation to transport the “first comic in history” that narrates the Battle of Hastings.