The US leader rejected versions that Washington is trying to bring Tehran to the negotiating table, arguing that it is in a favorable position due to the “almost total control” of the Strait of Hormuz and because the Iranian economy is “completely collapsing.”

On another train that previously ran through the area were former officials such as Boris Johnson, Carld Bildt, David Petraeus, and other European security authorities.

In recent times, four seismic movements have been recorded, fluctuating in magnitude from 7.2 to 7.5.

The acting president affirmed that government actions will focus on the most vulnerable populations and on immediate attention to the earthquake victims.

“On the map, there are representations that contradict the stance of the Japanese government,” said the Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan, Minoru Kihara.

“The number of cases reported to the WHO remains thirteen, including three deaths,” said the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

During a demonstration against the “genocide” in Palestine, the climate activist was detained along with 40 other people.

The incident that occurred on July 24 marks the first known Russian attack against a US-owned company in Ukraine.

The South Korean president proposed replacing the current armistice with a peace regime and suggested that the talks also address the progress of Pyongyang’s nuclear program. North Korea has yet to respond to Seoul’s overtures.

A sharp critic of the Chavista regime and the negotiations with paramilitary groups, this 48-year-old lawyer who defended Nicolás Maduro’s frontman and “parapoliticians” was sworn in yesterday as President in a ceremony in Cali. Gustavo Petro’s successor has promised to regain territorial control from organized crime within 90 days. However, according to experts consulted by La Tercera, he will face a state with truncated military and fiscal capacities.