Former Ecuadorian Minister Ivonne Baki joins the race for the UN Secretary-General position
The candidacy of Baki, presented by the government of Tonga, is the eighth submitted to replace António Guterres at the head of the UN Secretariat.
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Trump promises to send $500 to nearly a million Americans for the “excessive charges” of Obamacare
This promise comes after Trump pledged on Wednesday to send $5,000 to every American adult if the Republicans retain control of the House of Representatives and the Senate in the midterm elections.
The world is barely what my eyes see: a story by Jaime Bayly
Aging is making me clumsy and slow, distrustful and grumpy. Aging is shrinking me, shrinking, becoming irrelevant, almost invisible.
U.S. plans to limit the duration of visas for journalists and foreign students
The amendment that will come into effect 60 days after its publication, scheduled for this Friday, changes the admission period in the F, J, and I visa categories, that is, students, cultural exchanges, and journalists.
Trump calls Iran a “hypocrite” after denying the start of talks with the United States
“Whether Iran wants to admit it or not, we are talking,” said Donald Trump on social media.
Ukraine attacks warehouses in the Russian region of Rostov: four people were hospitalized
Local authorities reported an airstrike during the early morning, while Russian and Ukrainian media indicated that among the targets were Ozon facilities and the DNS home appliances network. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the downing of 313 drones.
Cooperation between Tehran and Moscow “fuses” conflicts in Iran and Ukraine
An analysis conducted by the think tank The Atlantic Council states that the Kremlin and the Islamic Republic are deepening their assistance to produce and transfer weapons and exchange military technology. At the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Iran sent Russia hundreds of Shahed drones. After their modernization, Moscow is “returning the favor to Tehran” by sending these devices.
Daniela Catrileo: “Poetry in Chile continues to be profoundly fertile, it is written despite everything”
Ten years after her debut, the author brings together her poetic work in Soñamos con cetáceos. In this interview, she reflects on the origin of her vocation in a school workshop, the poem as a refuge from haste, and the vitality of a tradition that resists institutional abandonment.
Nepal raises to about a thousand the dead from the floods on the border with China, which leaves about 3,900 missing
At these figures are added at least 16 dead and around 550 missing in Chinese territory.
Donald Trump suggests renaming the Strait of Hormuz to “Trump Strait”
Through social media, the US leader pointed out that “now that it is under the control of the United States, should we change the name of the Strait of Hormuz to the Trump Strait?”.