75,000 killed later, Gaza is the major missing in the Israeli elections
The main candidates have not presented a plan for the future of the Gaza Strip, devastated after three years of bombing, and have focused on Hamas victims
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The main candidates have not presented a plan for the future of the Gaza Strip, devastated after three years of bombing, and have focused on Hamas victims
The technology conglomerate falls by 15%, promises to make up for the affected customers and ensures that it will not pay the ransom required by cybercriminals
The widow of the exvocalist of Black Sabbath, of whom a documentary is released, recalls the great farewell concert of the singer and explains why he decided not to bury him in a public cemetery
One year after the entry into force of the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire on 10 October 2025, the Gaza Strip continues to face a serious humanitarian situation. The agreement provided for the suspension of military operations and the extension of the entry of humanitarian aid. Although access to supplies has improved, it remains unstable, according to the Integrated Classification of Food Safety in Fases (ICF). The aid has led to a reduction in malnutrition, but high levels of food insecurity remain, aggravated by prices and difficulties.
These are the pieces' Madame Colonna Romano 'and' Jeune femme au puits', which had been removed from the pinacoteca located in the town of Cagnes-sur-Mer
In Israel, the extraction of post-mortem semen has become a state policy following the Hamas attack on 7 October. It was an almost anecdotal practice and required permission from a judge; but, under a state of emergency, only permission is required for its use. In three years, 21 civilians and 250 soldiers have been killed through this process, with which parents and couples seek to continue their families. The story, not without ethical and legal doubts, is from our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz.
In Israel, the extraction of post-mortem semen has become a state policy following the Hamas attack on 7 October. It was an almost anecdotal practice and required permission from a judge; but, under a state of emergency, only permission is required for its use. In three years, 21 civilians and 250 soldiers have been killed through this process, with which parents and couples seek to continue their families. The story, not without ethical and legal doubts, is from our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz.
Israel is a country condemned not to know what it is to live in peace, in which its young people already serve more than three years of compulsory military service (women, two years) and their adults are called to the reserve 90 days a year; more than a "country," it is a barracks
I do not see a better electoral situation for the Government at any other time in 2027, quite the opposite.
When it comes to 60 days of the massive crossing of migrants, the city holds on to social tension, wondering when the expulsions of migrants will begin.
80 years ago, the Nuremberg trials began against the main leaders of the Nazi regime, a process that set a precedent for the international persecution of crimes committed by political and military leaders. His legacy came decades later to the courts that tried war crimes and genocide in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. But eight decades later, international justice continues to face criticism and accusations of unequal action. What really changed from Núremberg and what are its limits?
In the midst of a global debate marked by border crises and polarized speeches, four Ecuadorians in Argentina, China, the United States and Costa Rica are struggling to find a place in the host society.
In June 1892, Lizzie Borden was tried and exculpated for the murder of her father and stepmother. The case became one of the most infamous mysteries in U.S. history and the theme of novels, films and a new Netflix drama.
The Canadian publishes his fiftieth studio album, the acoustic 'Second Song', a beautiful reflection on the passage of time and tenderness
At the 2025 United Nations General Assembly, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, recognized the existence of a Palestinian State with Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Portugal. It was the first time G7 countries had taken this step. However, the decision became crucial given the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip and the advance of settlements in the West Bank. From Paris, our journalist, Erika Olavarría, spoke with some people from the Palestinian community in France, who demand more action. For its part, the Jewish people continue to reject the statements.
Friday's eviction is the last change in a city where, in addition to the 8,300 migrants housed in official facilities, there are more than 4,000 in the streets and improvised camps