Russia accuses Zelensky of “blackmail” over his warnings about civil aviation in Russian airspace
Zelenski warned last week that “Russian airspace is becoming completely unsafe.”
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USA: At least six injured and thousands evacuated due to wildfire threatening the city of Reno
The fire, which was spreading rapidly after starting on Saturday, led Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo to declare a state of emergency. As of this afternoon, the fire had reached more than 5,000 hectares.
Two Chileans arrested in Missouri accused of robbing houses in different U.S. states.
Fabian Navarro and Marcelo Telecheah were captured by the Howell County police after stealing jewelry valued at US$140,000 (more than $125 million).
Abelardo de la Espriella sworn in as new president of Colombia
The right-wing lawyer will lead the Colombian State until 2030. The ceremony was attended by the leaders of Argentina, Javier Milei; Ecuador, Daniel Noboa; and Chile, José Antonio Kast, as well as the King of Spain, Felipe VI.
Menopause: why cardiovascular risk increases
Estrogens protect the heart, but with menopause, that advantage diminishes and women’s risk of heart attack approaches that of men. And there’s something else. As we live longer and longer, we also spend more time in a stage where taking care of the heart becomes key.
Israel kills three alleged Hamas members in Gaza, including an “armed wing” commander
The Palestinian Islamist group has not yet commented on the attack, carried out despite the aforementioned ceasefire.
Lula says that Brazil “is not a colony” and that decisions belong to the country and “no one else”
In his speech, the president defended sovereignty and indirectly criticized the tariffs imposed by the United States on Brazilian products.
France criticizes the letter signed by 22 EU countries for “instrumentalizing the migratory wave” in Ceuta
According to sources from France, the letter “did not provide any concrete solidarity to Spain and its main objective was to instrumentalize the migratory wave in Ceuta against the Spanish Government.”
France investigates “dysfunction” of the judicial system after the murder of a girl that shocks the country
The French government will investigate what President Emmanuel Macron described this Friday as a “malfunction” of the judicial system following the murder of Lyhanna, an 11-year-old girl, in the southwest of the nation. The main suspect had been formally accused twice of child rape, but the investigations were shelved or stalled.
Report points to a cigarette butt as the cause of the fire that left 168 dead in Hong Kong
The independent committee investigating the November 2025 tragedy at Wang Fuk Court ruled out short circuits and spontaneous combustion, and classified the incident as accidental. Forensic examinations indicate that the fire spread from the outside of the buildings to the inside.