Prensa Internacional
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Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo escalates as death toll surpasses 2,500
En: ÁfricaA Growing Humanitarian and Health Emergency The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is facing a severe public health emergency as the Ebola outbreak continues to spread at an alarming pace.…
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Zelenskyy says Ukraine has sent proposals to US to end war with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Kyiv has submitted new proposals to the United States intended to bring an end to the four-and-a-half-year war with Russia.
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Nicaragua’s democratic crisis and the OAS
Nicaragua is facing a new political crisis as the Organization of American States (OAS) prepares to hold an emergency meeting of foreign ministers to discuss the country’s democratic situation. On…
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Hong Kong Convicts Tiananmen Vigil Organizers Under National Security Law
Verdict against former Tiananmen vigil organizers A Hong Kong court convicted two former organizers of the city’s annual Tiananmen commemorations under the national security law imposed by Beijing. Lee Cheuk-yan…
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Palestine Action activists will not be sentenced as terrorists, judge rules
Five pro-Palestine activists convicted of causing 212,000 pounds ($290,000) in criminal damage to a bank branch in Burnley, England, will not face sentencing under terrorism laws.
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México pierde terreno en el nuevo mapa petrolero global
Un mercado energético en transformación México está perdiendo participación en el mercado petrolero internacional mientras otros productores latinoamericanos aprovechan el nuevo escenario energético global. El cambio se ha acelerado tras…
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Why extreme heat is much more dangerous for the elderly than we realized
A new study from Stanford University reveals that extreme heat is significantly more dangerous for older adults than previously estimated. In addition, primarily because earlier climate impact assessments incorrectly assumed…
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After GERD, can Egypt shape Ethiopia’s next Nile dams?
Following the September 2025 inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), Ethiopia plans to advance three new Blue Nile hydropower projects. Being the Karadobi, Mandaya, and Beko Abo, with…
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Footage shows clash with French police on beach as dinghy tries to leave for UK
Footage has emerged showing French police clashing with migrants on a beach in northern France as authorities attempted to intercept an inflatable boat bound for the UK.
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Proposed London datacentre ‘incompatible’ with net zero with 1m-tonne carbon footprint
Planning documents for the proposed £14.7bn East Havering Data Centre Campus in outer London reveal that the site would generate 1.2 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. In short, equivalent annually…
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Taliban releases detained UN staff members in Afghanistan: a small step amid ongoing concerns
The release of two United Nations staff members by the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan has provided a rare moment of relief amid continuing concerns about human rights and international operations…
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Brasil entra en campaña: La madre de todas las elecciones latinoamericanas
La campaña electoral en Brasil ha comenzado de cara a las elecciones presidenciales de 2026. La primera vuelta está programada para el 4 de octubre, mientras que una eventual segunda…
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Why Treasury Secretary Bessent’s moves to calm the bond market haven’t worked so far
Market Reaction and Treasury Response Interest rates rebounded despite Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s attempt to reduce long-term borrowing costs. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note returned to 4.69%, almost…
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México busca optimizar los antídotos contra las mordeduras de serpiente
Investigación científica frente a un problema de salud pública México desarrolla nuevas investigaciones para mejorar los antídotos utilizados contra las mordeduras de serpientes venenosas. El trabajo se realiza en el…
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Trump’s Endorsements Face New Tests in the 2026 Republican Primaries
Trump’s influence over Republican candidates President Donald Trump’s influence over the Republican Party is facing new tests during the 2026 midterm primary season. Several candidates backed by the president have…
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US states accuse Meta of covering up research on teen social media addiction in pivotal trial.
A Landmark Trial Over Teen Social Media Addiction. Lawyers representing 29 US states have accused Meta of concealing internal research showing that Instagram could be addictive for teenagers and harmful…
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Syria rejects plan for a Turkish military presence amid regional tensions
Disputes over the Abu al-Duhur airbase Recent developments in northern Syria have highlighted the growing tensions among Syria, Turkey, and Israel. Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani stated that the Syrian…
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Trump’s economic D-day: escalating pressure on Iran and the future of Regional stability
A New Phase in the U.S.–Iran Confrontation The relationship between the United States and Iran has entered a new and potentially decisive stage following President Donald Trump’s announcement of what…
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Satellite Imagery Documents New Border Patrol Road Construction in Big Bend National Park
Recent satellite imagery documents newly initiated border patrol road construction within the boundaries of Big Bend National Park along the U.S.–Mexico border. Ground-clearing activities and heavy machinery, including bulldozers and…
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Taliban secures pragmatic global alliances without formal recognition
Five years after returning to power in Afghanistan, the Taliban government has successfully established an extensive network of diplomatic, economic, and security relationships across Asia.
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New York mayor Mamdani sues to block $10,000 teaching aide bonuses
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has filed a lawsuit to block the “Respect Check Act”. In short, this newly enacted local law granting a one-time $10,000 bonus to the…
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Ahmad Hassoun, Assad’s ‘barrel bomb mufti’, faces Damascus court verdict
Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, the former Grand Mufti of Syria under the ousted Assad regime, is facing a court verdict in Damascus where prosecutors have requested the death penalty.
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Russian paramilitaries in Mali kill nine, including children: HRW
Russian-controlled paramilitaries belonging to the Africa Corps group “summarily killed” nine civilians, including four children, in central Mali, according to a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW).
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The US national debt now stands at $40 trillion
The $40 Trillion Milestone The United States national debt officially surpassed a staggering $40 trillion on Wednesday. This unprecedented milestone was recorded just five months after the debt hit $39…
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North Korea shrugs off Trump’s scaled-back drills with South Korea, saying it changes nothing
North Korea’s Dismissive Reaction North Korea stated that scaling back joint military exercises does not change their fundamentally provocative nature. Consequently, this dismissive stance dampens hopes for an early resumption of diplomacy…
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Malaysia’s Anwar to visit China next month with an eye on building trade ties
Upcoming Diplomatic Visit to China Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is planning an official visit to China next month. Consequently, the Southeast Asian nation aims to deepen bilateral trade ties…
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China’s top diplomat Wang Yi seeks to improve Seoul ties amid US-South Korea friction
Calls for Strategic Autonomy Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on South Korea to exercise genuine strategic autonomy on Thursday. Specifically, he urged Seoul to develop relations with Beijing and…
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Be wary of defence contractors, Chinese study warns, pointing to US system
The Warning Against the Iron Triangle A new Chinese study strongly warns Beijing about the growing influence of defense contractors. Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University recently published this comprehensive…
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Structural Mismatch in Explanations for the Rise in r∗
The macroeconomic debate on the natural rate of interest (r∗) raises key questions about the long-term cost of capital in the United States. This rate represents the real interest rate…
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Pentagon orders 30 US universities to scrutinise ties with Chinese research partners
Pentagon Orders University Audits The Pentagon ordered 30 US universities to examine their academic, financial and research relationships with foreign institutions considered entities of concern. These reviews cover partnerships with…