Zelenski highlights new long-range Ukrainian attacks on refineries and Russian ships in the Black Sea
Zelenski pointed out that these attacks aim to “limit Russia’s oil revenues.”
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Kicking Stones, 40 years of the album that made Los Prisioneros great
The trio’s second album appeared in September 1986 and changed the game: machines, synthesizers, and a new aesthetic for songs that spoke about unemployment, inequality, and everyday life. Four decades later, names from Chilean music analyze how that transformation sounded that took them far, to conquer Latin America.
Merkel and far-right victory in Saxony-Anhalt: “My heart bleeds”
The former German chancellor criticized the parties’ fixation on the cordon sanitaire against the far-right Alternative for Germany, instead of focusing on their own program and properly presenting it to the voters. AfD is advancing in the polls ahead of this month’s elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
At least one dead and seven injured in the latest Israeli attacks in Gaza City
The fatal victim was identified as Mohamed Bashir Abu Armana, who died after being hit by gunfire from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in the Nuseirat refugee camp.
Russia: justice requests international search for Telegram founder for terrorism
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) holds Pavel Durov, the founder and director of Telegram, responsible for not removing channels that would have allowed the organization of attacks and sabotage. The entrepreneur lives in Dubai, but he is also being investigated in France for crimes committed through his platform.
Greece faces violent wildfires amid “extreme” weather conditions
Thousands of people have been evacuated as the flames advance about 35 kilometers from Athens. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis stated that strong winds make fighting the fires difficult.
Strikes due to rising fuel prices and increasing homicides: the complex first two weeks of Keiko Fujimori’s government
“No podemos dar resultados en 15 días, por favor. Les pido paciencia, pero sobre todo les pido que confíen en este gobierno, porque este gobierno les va a devolver el orden y la tranquilidad”, promised this week the Peruvian president, without offering deadlines or concrete goals to reduce violence. Fujimori announced this Friday a subsidy of between 15% and 20% for the purchase of diesel for transporters nationwide.
Three months before the elections, Lula reaches his best approval rating since 2024 and is eight points ahead of Flávio Bolsonaro
The Genial/Quaest survey, published this Wednesday, presents four scenarios for the second round. In all of them, the Brazilian president would be re-elected.
At least one dead and one injured after recent Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia
The most serious incident occurred in the Russian city of Shebekino, where an unmanned aerial vehicle directly impacted a car driving on the road, causing the death of its driver.
China demands Japan respect its anti-nuclear principles and warns that it is “playing with fire”
The spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Lin Jian, spoke this way when asked about the results of a survey by the Japan Public Opinion Research Association on Japanese nuclear policy.