Prensa Internacional
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Why is China protesting about the nationalisation of British Steel?
The Chinese steel manufacturer Jingye Group is protesting the decision by the United Kingdom government to nationalize British Steel and its primary blast furnace plant in Scunthorpe.
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‘Active in BDS’: Document reveals how Israel scrutinised global NGOs
An internal official document obtained from a government ministry website reveals how Israeli authorities systematically monitored and gathered data. On more than 150 global humanitarian organizations in late 2013.
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Las petroleras estatales de América Latina podrían beneficiarse del alza del petróleo
El aumento del precio del crudo favorece a las empresas nacionales El incremento reciente de los precios internacionales del petróleo está generando nuevas oportunidades para las principales empresas petroleras estatales…
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México presenta 20 denuncias por la muerte de migrantes bajo custodia del ICE en Estados Unidos
El Gobierno mexicano exige investigaciones El Gobierno de México informó que ha presentado 20 denuncias formales relacionadas con la muerte de ciudadanos mexicanos que se encontraban bajo custodia del Servicio…
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Empleo vulnerable en la UE: mujeres, jóvenes e inmigrantes, los más expuestos
Casi uno de cada cinco empleos en la Unión Europea (18,8 %) se considera vulnerable, según un informe de Eurofound. El estudio analiza factores como los bajos salarios, la inseguridad…
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El gasóleo y la gasolina suben con fuerza en Portugal
En: EuropaLos precios de la gasolina y el gasóleo registrarán un fuerte incremento a partir del lunes, según informó el artículo. La subida está relacionada con el encarecimiento del petróleo en…
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India’s Cockroach movement protesters show no sign of backing down
Thousands of demonstrators, spearheaded by a youth-led political group known as the Cockroach Janta Party. Have gathered in central Delhi to demand systemic education reforms, accountability for widespread exam paper…
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Francia se convierte en el primer país europeo en vetar el acceso a redes sociales a menores de 15 años.
Francia aprueba una regulación pionera en Europa. Francia aprobó una ley que prohíbe a los menores de 15 años crear y mantener cuentas en redes sociales, convirtiéndose en el primer…
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Healthy diet too expensive for one in three people globally, UN report finds.
Global hunger continues to decline. The latest State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2026 reports encouraging progress in reducing hunger worldwide. In 2025, 7.8% of the global…
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Estados Unidos intensifica su estrategia contra el narcotráfico y la corrupción en México tras la condena de “El Mayo”
Washington endurece su postura Estados Unidos ha dejado claro que la condena de Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada no representa el final de su estrategia contra el narcotráfico y la corrupción…
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Google’s AI Search Is Reshaping the Future of the Open Web
Artificial Intelligence Changes Online Search Google is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into its search engine, fundamentally changing how users access information online. According to The New York Times,…
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FIFA Explores a 64-Team World Cup Expansion
A Historic Proposal for International Football FIFA is considering expanding the FIFA World Cup to 64 national teams, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. The proposal would represent the largest…
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Trump’s HIV funding cuts having ‘severe and devastating’ impact around the world.
The reduction of United States funding for the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is causing significant disruptions to HIV prevention and treatment services worldwide. According to new research…
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Los siniestros viales siguen siendo la principal causa de muerte entre los jóvenes.
Los accidentes de tránsito siguen cobrando millones de vidas. Los siniestros viales causan cerca de 1,2 millones de muertes cada año. Además, continúan siendo la principal causa de fallecimiento entre…
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Tropical Storm Bertha drifts toward land as Hurricane Fausto forms in the eastern Pacific
Tropical Storm Bertha Approaches Tropical Storm Bertha formed Monday evening in the Gulf of Mexico. It currently drifts erratically toward populated coastal areas. Consequently, forecasters warn of heavy rain, storm…
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Hungary investigates deal with China’s BYD carmaker after ex-foreign minister takes job there
Conflict of Interest and Investigation Hungary’s government announced a major investigation into a large foreign investment by Chinese automaker BYD. This probe was triggered after former Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó…
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Andy Burnham becomes the UK’s seventh prime minister in a decade after Starmer resigns
A New Leader in Downing Street Andy Burnham officially took office on Monday as Britain’s new prime minister. He was formally appointed by King Charles III at Buckingham Palace shortly…
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Las pandillas buscan controlar las instituciones y la economía de Haití.
La crisis de seguridad en Haití continúa agravándose debido al fortalecimiento de las pandillas, que buscan extender su influencia sobre las instituciones, la economía y la vida cotidiana de la…
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‘Made in EU’: How Europe plans to use China’s tech to pull level with its EV rival by 2028
Closing the Automotive Cost Gap European policymakers and industry insiders are increasingly optimistic about the future. Consequently, they believe European car brands could reach cost parity with Chinese electric vehicle…
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En Chad, nuevos diagnósticos allanan el camino para transformar la alfabetización y la educación básica no formal.
La UNESCO, a través del Instituto para el Aprendizaje a lo Largo de Toda la Vida (UIL), impulsa una reforma de la alfabetización y la educación básica no formal en…
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Trump y Sheinbaum: dos estilos distintos de ejercer la presidencia
Dos liderazgos con visiones opuestas La columna de El País analiza las diferencias entre Donald Trump y Claudia Sheinbaum como jefes de Estado, destacando que ambos representan formas muy distintas…
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Venezuela earthquakes death toll surpasses 5,000
The devastating human toll of the recent seismic disaster in South America continues to mount as emergency teams clear heavy rubble. According to the latest official update from local authorities…
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China sends a message to Pacific islands amid unease over missile test
Geopolitical tensions are rising across the ocean. A recent Chinese submarine-launched ballistic missile test has triggered widespread protests from several nations in Oceania. Consequently, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met…
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United States and Mexico to Convene in Mexico City for Third Bilateral Negotiating Round Related to the Joint Review of the USMCA
The crucial USMCA Joint Review will enter a decisive phase starting July 21, 2026. On this date, negotiating teams from the United States and Mexico will formally meet in Mexico City to…
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Trump threatens Canada with steeper tariff costs over wildfire smoke
As environmental crises increasingly disrupt traditional economic alliances, the sudden Trump Canada tariff threats represent an aggressive development in bilateral trade. Moving past conventional diplomatic channels, Washington has linked cross-border air…
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Haiti: Signs of hope despite gang violence and political uncertainty
As geopolitical conflict deepens across major international maritime trade routes, the expanding UN global shipping standstill impact is threatening fundamental stability in developing nations. According to recent briefings from the International Maritime…
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Who moves up and why? A closer look at the 2026-2027 release of the World Bank Group Country Income Classifications
Every year, the global economic map gets a significant rewrite. The latest release of the World Bank income classifications reveals that six nations have officially climbed into higher income brackets. However, a…
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The Middle East War Will Have an Uneven Impact on the Western Hemisphere
As international shipping gridlock drives energy costs higher, the unfolding Middle East war Latin America economy footprint demonstrates a deeply fragmented financial landscape. The Western Hemisphere entered 2026 with solid growth…
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The Oil Market Absorbed the War Shock, but Buffers Are Running Low
As geopolitical gridlock continues to threaten international energy corridors, the shrinking of global oil supply shock buffers presents a major threat to global growth. The closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz…
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Iranians suffer from power blackouts during war and heatwave
Life in Tehran has taken a chaotic turn. Millions of citizens are currently navigating a collapsing electrical grid that has disrupted daily life across the nation. Consequently, rolling Iran power blackouts have…