Prensa Internacional
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Dutch Court Hands Life Sentence to Rwandan Man for Genocide Role
A Dutch court has sentenced a Rwandan man to life in prison for his role in the murder of thousands during the 1994 genocide. The Hague district court found Eugene…
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Iceland Votes on EU Membership in Tight Referendum
Voting has closed in Iceland’s referendum on EU membership. The question is whether to resume negotiations with the European Union. Polling stations shut on Saturday, August 29. However, a clear…
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Indonesia Chokes on Haze as Blazes Intensify
In Indonesia’s Kalimantan, fires have ravaged tens of thousands of acres, with suffocating smoke reaching Malaysia and putting Singapore on alert. Suwadi, a resident of Indonesian Borneo, can barely see…
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The Future of Ukraine’s Drone Democracy
Ukraine confirmed Yevhenii Khmara as defense minister on August 19. The appointment followed weeks of uncertainty after mass protests over President Zelensky’s firing of Mykhailo Fedorov. Khmara is a special…
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La Campaña Militar de Estados Unidos en América Latina Entra en una Nueva Fase Tras un Año de Ataques a Narcolanchas
Reanudación de los Bombardeos Marítimos y Giro Estratégico La estrategia militar de las fuerzas armadas estadounidenses en la región latinoamericana ha registrado un cambio operativo trascendental. De acuerdo con un…
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El Ejército de EE. UU. Derriba con Láser Tres Drones Cerca de la Frontera con México
Novedoso Despliegue Tecnológico en la Franja Fronteriza La confrontación tecnológica en los límites territoriales de Norteamérica ha alcanzado una dimensión militar inédita. De acuerdo con un informe de seguridad publicado…
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Iceland Rejects EU Membership Talks
Icelanders have rejected a government proposal to resume EU accession talks. Official results show 52.8 percent voted “no” and 47.2 percent voted “yes.” The vote took place on Saturday, August…
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US Deports Afghan Man Who Helped US Military to Africa
The Trump administration has deported dozens of people to the Central African Republic. Among them is an Afghan man whose family members worked with the US military. He is in…
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Venezuela Says It Keeps Sovereignty in US Oil Deal
Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, says the country is preserving its sovereignty. This comes after a deal to hand over billions of barrels of oil to the United States. The…
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Turkish, Somali Forces Free Hijacked Cargo Ship
Turkish and Somali forces have freed a cargo ship held by pirates off Somalia’s coast. The operation took place near Puntland, a semi-autonomous region. Somali authorities said 14 pirates died…
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Ukrainian Nuclear Plant Loses External Power for Over a Week
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine has been without external power for more than a week. The UN’s nuclear watchdog issued the warning. The plant is occupied by Russia.…
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Iran’s Khamenei Calls for Gulf Unity Amid Hormuz Tensions
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has urged Gulf leaders to identify their “real enemy” and confront it. His message came as tensions persist over the Strait of Hormuz. Regional…
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US Judge Blocks Trump’s Deportation of Pro-Palestinian Students
A US federal judge has ruled against President Trump’s effort to deport international students for criticizing Israel’s war on Gaza. Judge Noel Wise in California said the administration violated their…
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Iran Leaders Acknowledge War’s Economic Toll, Vow Diplomacy and Defence
Iran’s leaders have admitted the war with the United States is taking a heavy economic toll. President Masoud Pezeshkian said foreign trade has dropped by more than a third. US…
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Greenland Seeks Truth Commission on Forced Contraception
Greenland has requested a truth and reconciliation commission following two expert reports on forced contraception that reached different conclusions on whether Denmark committed genocide between the 1960s and 1990s. The…
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Tunisia Faces Severe Bottled Water Shortage After Scorching August
Tunisia is running out of bottled water. Supermarket and shop shelves have been empty for weeks. The country has grown heavily dependent on bottled water, with average consumption rising from…
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Guinea-Bissau Votes on Constitutional Reform Amid Turmoil
Guinea-Bissau is voting on a constitutional referendum on Sunday, August 30. The vote was hastily organized by General Horta N’Tam. He seized power in a coup in November 2025. Presidential…
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French Cheese Producers Fear Future After Scorching Summer
This summer’s heatwaves have hit milk production hard. Dried-up pastures have forced farmers to use winter feed stocks, and many producers of protected cheeses can no longer follow their rules.…
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French Business Leaders Hear Von der Leyen Defend EU Agenda
French business leaders aired grievances at the Medef conference on August 26. Medef president Patrick Martin criticized the EU’s response to US tariffs and called China “even more threatening.” He…
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Argentina’s Lower House Approves Central Bank Reform
Argentina’s lower house has approved a central bank reform pushed by President Javier Milei. The libertarian leader wants to limit money printing to fight inflation. The bill passed 144 to…
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Canada Erects ‘Lake Ontario’ Sign as Spat With Trump Escalates
Donald Trump and Canada are locked in a verbal battle over Lake Ontario. The US government has renamed it “Lake America.” In response, Canada erected a giant sign reading: “Lake…
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NASA Launches Powerful New Roman Space Telescope
NASA launched its new flagship observatory on Sunday, August 30. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope lifted off from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center. A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket carried it…
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Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to Hold First Defence Pact Meeting
Top officials from Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan will meet in Istanbul on Monday. The meeting is the first committee session under their new defence accord. The “Mecca Joint Defence…
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UAE, Egyptian Central Banks Say They Are Coordinating on Banque Misr After US Treasury Notice
The United Arab Emirates and Egyptian central banks are coordinating with regard to Banque Misr, they said on Sunday. This follows a US Treasury notice that it is cutting off…
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Armed Raid on Cattle Camp Kills at Least 49 in South Sudan
An armed raid on a seasonal cattle camp and village in northwest South Sudan has killed at least 49 people, local officials said. The attack, which also wounded 33 others,…
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DRC Begins Vaccinating Front-line Healthcare Workers Against Ebola
The Democratic Republic of Congo has begun vaccinating people against Ebola, prioritising health workers and other front-line personnel. But the vaccine being distributed this week is licensed for another strain.…
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Chad Accuses Sudan of Air Strike Near Shared Border That Killed 12
An air strike near Chad’s border with Sudan has killed at least 12 people, with Chad accusing the Sudanese army of launching it. A Chadian security source said the strike…
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Mass Grave Found in Guinea Sparks Execution Fears
Six bodies were discovered on Monday, August 24. They were found in a mass grave in Sabakhouré. The victims were blindfolded with their hands tied. The site is near the…
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US Aid Cuts Threaten Ghana’s Child Immunisation Gains
Ghana faces a $78.2 million health funding gap. The shortfall follows the suspension of USAID programmes. In total, the country has lost $156 million across several health areas. These include…
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Zambia Opposition Leader Questioned Over Treason Amid Election Fallout
Zambia’s main opposition leader Brian Mundubile, runner-up in this month’s disputed presidential election, is being questioned by police over alleged treason. Mundubile and his running mate Makebi Zulu are in…