At least twelve dead and dozens injured in one of Ukraine’s deadliest attacks against Russia
The attack took place against the city of Nizhnekamsk, where two companies specialized in the processing of oil and gas condensate are located.
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French Foreign Minister joins the criticism of Rajoy: “It is stupidity, racism, or both”
Jean Nöel Barrot responded this way to the statements of the former Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who in an article said that the French national football team has “a very high level, that is true, without French players”.
The mayor of New York points to 9/11 as “the darkest day in the city’s history”
This Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
Tatiana Maslany and one of the boldest series of 2026: “I have always sought this level of spontaneity”
Emmy winner for her leading role in Orphan Black, the actress talks about Máximo Placer Garantizado (Apple TV), one of the highlights of this year’s streaming. A mix of thriller and dark comedy – with influences from Rear Window – it follows a woman going through a divorce who becomes involved in the crime of a young man. “It’s very fun to play someone who makes decisions that don’t necessarily seem responsible or logical,” she says.
Russia threatens to take measures against military maneuvers by the United States, Japan, and Australia
The spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, has expressed her “concern,” and has lamented that it is a “provocation.”
The Chilean singer and producer FloyyMenor is recognized in an important Billboard list
The man behind the hit Gata Only from a couple of years ago stands out again in one of the most relevant sections of Latin music.
“Only to some”: Edmundo González questions the fate of millionaire revenues from the oil agreement with the U.S.
The former opposition candidate supported the recovery of the hydrocarbon industry but warned that the increase in resources alone does not guarantee improvements in the quality of life of the Venezuelan population.
Manuela Martelli: “The generation that grew up during the transition is, in my opinion, a very sleepy generation”
The filmmaker will premiere El Deshielo in September, a film set in 1992 that addresses the pacts of silence and the loss of innocence of a nine-year-old girl. Here, in her first extensive interview about the film, she details her perspective on the transition, the autobiographical component of the film, and her work with actress Paulina Urrutia. Additionally, she expresses her concern about the advancement of AI.
Marco Rubio closes his Latin American tour in Peru with a message of security and a challenge to China
Secretary of State Marco Rubio concludes this Thursday in Lima a three-day tour of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru with an agenda that combines the fight against organized crime, the strengthening of military and technological ties, and, above all, Washington’s attempt to limit China’s growing influence in the region.
Venezuela announces the release of more than 130 people detained for political reasons
The Venezuelan Program for Peace and Democratic Coexistence reported that “the aforementioned measures were agreed upon by the courts of the Republic, at the request of the Public Ministry.”