Prensa Internacional
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Greece’s ‘war on Roma’ is Europe’s new blueprint for discrimination
Mass raids, militarized surveillance, and heavy policing targeting Romani communities in Greece highlight a growing continent-wide trend. Where racial discrimination is being recast under the guise of crime prevention and…
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Brazil executes warrant against Lula ally in widening financial scandal
A widening financial scandal in Brazil has intensified following the execution of a law enforcement warrant targeting left-wing Senator Jaques Wagner. A prominent and close ally of President Luiz Inácio…
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New Activity at Possible Chinese Intelligence Facilities in Cuba
Recent satellite imagery and open-source data tracking the expansion of suspected Chinese signals intelligence (SIGINT) infrastructure across Cuba. Given its geographical position less than 100 miles south of Florida, Cuba…
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‘Looked so real’: How AI is being weaponised against India’s Muslim women
An escalating trend of online harassment in India reveals that generative artificial intelligence is being used to target Muslim women. This with highly realistic, sexualized imagery and propaganda. AI-generated imagery…
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Super-Potent Synthetic Opioids Spread Across US Amid Fentanyl Crackdown
This open-source investigation details the rapid proliferation of nitazenes. A little-known, unsafe class of synthetic opioids developed in the 1950s—across the United States. Up to 40 times more potent than…
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El Salvador avanza hacia una inteligencia artificial centrada en las personas.
La UNESCO evaluó el nivel de preparación del país para el desarrollo de la inteligencia artificial. La UNESCO y la Agencia Nacional de Inteligencia Artificial (ANIA) presentaron los resultados de…
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UNESCO and Unicode strengthen collaboration for Indigenous languages online.
UNESCO and Unicode expand their partnership to strengthen Indigenous languages in digital spaces. UNESCO and the Unicode Consortium announced a new phase of collaboration aimed at increasing the presence of…
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US lawmakers warn next revolution in AI race must be in America, not China
Lawmakers and witnesses at a congressional hearing warned that the United States must ensure the next chapter of artificial intelligence innovation is written in America rather than China. Therefore, Tim…
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Going for gold: central banks expand bullion holdings as US dollar’s dominance wavers
Central banks will rapidly expand their gold holdings. Consequently, the global dominance of the US dollar will significantly fade within five years. The World Gold Council reported this ongoing de-dollarisation trend.…
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China declares branch of ‘Xi Jinping Thought’ as official party doctrine
China’s ruling Communist Party announced a new branch of President Xi Jinping’s political thought. Therefore, this new doctrine emphasizes governing the party with strict discipline and unified leadership. Additionally, it…
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Trump’s Iran Deal Dominates G7 Summit as Strait of Hormuz Prepares to Reopen
The global geopolitical landscape has experienced a major shift. During the Group of Seven (G7) talks in Geneva, President Donald Trump announced the finalization of Trump’s Iran deal. This historic…
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China showcases anti-drone air defences at Paris show as conflict fuels demand
China’s largest ground-based arms manufacturer is displaying new air defense systems. Consequently, Norinco is exhibiting these products at the Eurosatory exhibition in France. Demand for these specific defense solutions is…
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Macron Frames Évian G7 Agenda to Keep Trump Engaged at Summit
The 2026 G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, France, has officially commenced under a cloud of economic anxiety and diplomatic maneuvering. In an effort to prevent an early departure by the U.S.…
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Global Oil Stockpiles Alarm: Executives Warn of Dangerously Low Inventories
The global energy market is facing a silent but severe threat. Industry leaders are triggering an oil stockpiles alarm as the world continues to consume crude at an unsustainable pace.…
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Irán afirma que diálogos con EE. UU. para acuerdo integral incluirán programa nuclear y retiro de sanciones
El escenario geopolítico global ha entrado en una fase decisiva. Tras meses de tensiones en Medio Oriente, el gobierno de Irán ha confirmado que las próximas mesas de negociación técnica…
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Half of the world’s children are exposed to at least three climate hazards, UNICEF says.
Nearly half of the world’s children face multiple overlapping climate threats According to a new UNICEF analysis, approximately, half of the global child population, are exposed to at least three…
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Violent attacks on schools, pupils and staff around the world up by 40%, says study.
Attacks on education reached alarming levels in 2024 and 2025. A new report from the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA) reveals that attacks on education increased by…
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Sheinbaum y la CNTE enfrentan una crisis política, pero no una ruptura definitiva
Una crisis dentro del obradorismo El País analiza la tensión entre la presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum y la Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación como una crisis política relevante dentro…
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Iran’s World Cup Campaign Is Overshadowed by War With the United States
Iran’s World Cup Under Pressure Iran’s World Cup campaign has become deeply affected by the war with the United States, one of the host countries of the tournament. TIME reports…
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Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping the War Between Ukraine and Russia
AI Moves to the Front Line The war between Ukraine and Russia has become one of the clearest examples of how artificial intelligence is transforming modern warfare. According to The…
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The Final Days of Jeffrey Epstein Reveal Failures in Prison Oversight
Epstein’s Death Reexamined The New York Times Magazine revisits the final days of Jeffrey Epstein, whose death in federal custody in 2019 continues to generate public controversy. The interactive report…
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China Sees First Retail Sales Drop in Over 3 Years, Prompting Talk of Stimulus
China reported sluggish retail sales figures in May. Consequently, this highlighted persistent weakness in domestic demand. Therefore, analysts predict the deployment of additional stimulus measures to address the widening imbalance.…
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Justice Department Decision to Allow Paramount Deal Surprised Staff Investigators
The Justice Department closed an investigation into Paramount’s bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. Furthermore, senior leadership made this sudden decision before concerned career staffers could object. Consequently, the federal government…
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Uzbekistan’s Preschool Boom: Better Futures for Children and Mothers.
Preschool enrollment has nearly tripled in less than a decade. Uzbekistan has achieved one of the fastest expansions of early childhood education in the world. In 2017, only 27% of…
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Morocco’s Pioneer Schools: Advancing Improved Student Learning
The Pioneer Schools program is transforming learning outcomes across Morocco Morocco has launched an ambitious education reform through its Pioneer Schools initiative, a flagship program designed to improve student learning…
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Mountain of war: The India-Pakistan conflict’s deadliest battle
The Siachen Glacier, a 70-kilometer stretch of ice in the Karakoram mountain range, remains the world’s highest and most unforgiving battlefield. Despite a comprehensive truce reached between India and Pakistan…
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Heading Off: New Technique Helps Track Grain Smuggling Expansion to Libya
An investigation into the Russian bulk carrier Grumant has revealed a sophisticated journey. To deliver stolen Ukrainian grain to Libya, highlighting a new expansion of Russia’s “shadow grain fleet.”
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After battling armed attacks, Mauritania attempts to revive tourism
Mauritania is making a gradual return to the international tourism map. Following more than a decade of economic decline triggered by extremist violence. In the mid-2000s, the country attracted roughly…
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Trump administration sanctions Cuba’s national oil company, blasts Castros
The United States has escalated its “maximum pressure” campaign against Cuba. By sanctioning the state-owned oil and gas company, Unión Cuba-Petróleo (CUPET). U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio characterized the…
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Con las maestras y los maestros, dar a cada niña y niño el derecho a leer a tiempo
Una política educativa busca que niñas y niños aprendan a leer en los primeros años de primaria La UNESCO acompaña a la Fundación Instituto Natura y a los sistemas educativos…