U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the civil nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia will only move forward if Riyadh joins the Abraham Accords, the mechanism promoted by Washington to normalize relations between Arab countries and Israel. The statement introduces a new political requirement to a pact that already generates debate due to its implications for security, non-proliferation, and geopolitical balance in the Middle East.

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.

Austria formally opened a police station this Wednesday in Adolf Hitler’s birth house to deter far-right radicals who have turned it into a neo-Nazi pilgrimage site.

The militias reported a wave of Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon that left at least 11 dead and 19 injured. After promising a “proportional response,” they demanded that the Lebanese government stop talks with Israel to define the security status in the area.

The report documents incidents in which several people were subjected to abuse, including drone attacks, torture, and arbitrary detention. In another case, a fishing vessel and most of its crew disappeared. Human Rights Watch says the US Congress should urgently examine these situations and the security cooperation relationship between the two countries.

The lawyer and former congressman also spoke with La Tercera about the situation in Peru. He will visit Santiago to participate in the discussion “Freedom of Expression and Cancel Culture” organized by the Institute for a Free Society and Faro UDD.

The conflict has caused not only a shock to the global economy, but it has also strained regional alliances, while failing to achieve its goal of overthrowing the Iranian regime or disrupting its nuclear program. On the contrary, Tehran now de facto controls the Strait of Hormuz.