The fall from grace of Xu Jiayin: the Evergrande tycoon, central figure in China’s real estate crisis, is sentenced to life imprisonment
Who will become the second richest man in Asia was found guilty of fraud and multiple financial crimes.
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Jieyu Zhang, Chinese expert: “Chile is a key partner of Latin America in the joint construction of the Belt and Road”
According to the researcher from the China Institute of International Studies, the US government’s policies in the region “are imbued with Cold War zero-sum thinking, constantly resorting to economic coercion, diplomatic pressure, and the stigmatization of normal cooperation between China and Latin America.”
Rodrigo Castro reinvents Marciano: “The path with Sergio Lagos gradually separated without conflicts, super natural”
After years alongside Sergio Lagos, the musician resumed the solo project and has now turned it into a trio with guitar and drums. In conversation with Culto, he previews Radioedit, the album he will release in October and that aims to bring Marciano back to the festivals. “I don’t want Marciano to play the club scene again,” he says.
Zelensky announces attacks against a Russian military plant in the Kirov region 1.200 kilometers from the border
The night of Ukrainian attacks, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, has so far resulted in 571 intercepted and destroyed drones.
Trump intends to open U.S. national forests to road construction, drilling, and logging
The Trump administration proposed repealing the 2001 “roadless area rule,” raising concerns among environmentalists who viewed it as a rollback in forest protection from Alaska to Oregon and North Carolina.
U.S. intelligence says Putin could test NATO with a limited attack on an allied country
According to The Wall Street Journal, the reports raise possible scenarios ranging from cyberattacks to a small-scale ground incursion in the coming years. The potential goal of the Russian leader would be to fracture the organization’s alliance.
The death toll rises to 95 and 600 are missing due to floods in northern Nepal
The authorities have also estimated the number of missing tourists at around 500.
De la Espriella thanks Netanyahu for support after earthquake in Colombia
“Colombia and Israel, always friends and allies!, emphasized the newly inaugurated Latin American president.
The head of The New York Times criticizes AI companies for “unscrupulously stealing” information
Artificial intelligence companies “shamelessly steal intellectual property” from news media, which will lead to a world with “fewer journalists,” warned the top executive of the American newspaper The New York Times, Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, on Monday.
U.S. officials meet with Zelenski seeking to end the war between Russia and Ukraine
Jared Kushner said that the president, Donald Trump, wants the deaths to end and for business opportunities to be seized.