Roberto Vannacci, the ex-general who challenges Meloni in Italy
Pro-Russian and openly homophobic, the paratrooper threatens the continuity of Giorgia Meloni and her coalition ahead of the 2027 elections.
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U.S. announces second interception this week of a ship linked to the criminal gang Los Choneros
SOUTHCOM announced the new operation of the Joint Task Force of the Western Hemisphere, during which the ship operating in supposed support of the Ecuadorian narco-terrorist organization was intercepted, boarded, and then sunk.
Spain: the Ceuta migration crisis corners Pedro Sánchez’s government
The protests called across the country, the doubts about what the Executive knew before the massive entry of migrants in Ceuta, and the controversy over Sánchez’s statements about the possible involvement of networks linked to Russia, Israel, and the global far right have placed the government under increasing political pressure both within Spain and internationally.
Delcy Rodríguez confirms oil agreement with the U.S. and assures it will promote “the rebirth” of Venezuela
The Venezuelan acting president thanked Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for their support in drafting the agreement, and detailed that this will allow a significant increase in crude oil production with the participation of private operators.
Kuwait expels two workers from the Embassy of Iran in response to the latest attacks from Tehran
The Deputy Foreign Minister of Kuwait described the attacks as “a flagrant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Kuwait” and International Law.
Champion with the Albiceleste in 1986 addresses the final against Spain: “Argentina has more experience, more seasoned players”
Oscar Garré reviews the strengths of the Albiceleste. He values the importance of Lionel Scaloni and warns of the tools of the trans-Andeans to lift their fourth World Cup.
Keiko Fujimori appoints Luis Galarreta as the new president of the Council of Ministers of Peru
The new Prime Minister of Peru, president of Congress between 2017 and 2018, has been an important part of Fujimori’s last two presidential campaigns.
Italy and Denmark criticize “uncontrolled immigration” and advocate increasing the number of deportations
“No one can deny the negative impacts of illegal immigration on our societies,” they pointed out through a statement.
Meta faces in California the most important battle to date over the harm that social networks cause to children
The executives of the technology group founded by Mark Zuckerberg will appear this Tuesday before a federal court in Oakland, where the company has been sued by several states seeking compensation exceeding 1.4 trillion dollars and demanding changes in the way Facebook and Instagram operate.
Mad Professor: the legend of dub and electronic music comes to Chile
The concert will focus on the live performance of No Protection, the cult masterpiece originally released in February 1995. Born from a direct invitation by Massive Attack to deconstruct and reimagine their acclaimed album Protection, this record was revolutionary.