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The United States withdrew its bombers from the British Fairford base for a possible attack with Iranian drones
The attempt to attack was part of a conspiracy to destroy planes and kill Americans, according to 'The New York Times'.
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Almodóvar and Sofia Coppola speak of firefighters' strippers, aging and intimacy advisers, but above all of their passion for cinema
The Spanish director counts in New York when an actor refused to follow his instructions: "I had to take him to a room and tell him I was the boss. It was very painful."
Business
Why guys in Japan can destabilize the global economy
The rise of types, the revaluation of the yen and its economic bonus facilitate the end of the 'carry trade' strategy, whose echo resonates throughout the world
World
In the face of the vacuum left by the United States, who will rule in the Middle East?
The options for leading this convulsive region are Turkey, Israel and Iran, which combine strength, culture and technology with fragility, writes British historian Simon Sebag Montefiore in his new book, 'The kettle. History of the Middle East, 1900-2026'
Politics
Venezuela never claimed Maduro or requested his immunity from being tried in the United States, the prosecution confirms
The prosecutors who bring the case against the former president claim that neither the White House nor Miraflores have recognized Maduro as president, so neither should the federal court.
World
Middle East recovers oil exports despite continued attacks
Middle East oil exports over four days in the last week of September exceeded pre-war levels between the United States, Israel and Iran. The flows reached 22.5 million barrels a day, also driven by alternative routes to the Strait of Ormuz and even though the war has not ceased, and instead, the attacks continue and spread throughout the region. International crude oil prices dropped significantly on Monday, October 5.
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Alert in Russia and Siberia after death for possible case of pulmonary plague
The United States and Russia closely monitor a possible case of pulmonary plague after a researcher at an infectious disease institute developed pneumonia of unknown origin and died from the disease. Despite the alarm, the Kremlin made a call to calm down.
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The Government of Yemen claims to have taken control of the Bab el Mandeb Strait of the Hutti
ProIranian militia become strong in Taiz as Aden claims it will recover all national territory
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Iran Begins to Train Civilian Volunteers for "National Defense"
The army has opened three centres in Tehran to teach military techniques to Iranians, including women
World
Trump White House Exporter Karoline Leavitt, Sheets by Fox News
The chain announces that the MAGA personality will work as a commentator in several programs of the conservative chain
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"Cornell protects rapists": anger at the university after the levity of the punishment of the reported
Two of the seven accused of assaulting a student were expelled, while others only had to write jobs or take part in courses on sexual violence
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Iran trains women in arms in the face of a possible ground invasion
Amid tensions with the United States and Israel, Iran has launched training programmes for civilians, including many women, with the aim of preparing them to respond to a possible land invasion. In Tehran places and training centres, participants receive training in weapons management. However, Iranians are unable to hold the same positions and perform the same functions as men, as the system maintains a strong gender differentiation, leaving them in an extremely unequal situation.
Travel
The premiere of 'Digger', with Tom Cruise, is buried in the world locker and only raises 17 million euros
The result is below the forecast of the Warner Bros study, which was 10 to 12 million euros only in the United States for the first weekend of the film directed by González Iñárazo
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Juan Aguiló: "Unlike other Latin American countries, Brazil is a direct competitor"
In a scenario marked by polarization in Brazil, the ultra-right candidate and political heir of his father, Flávio Bolsonaro, and the current president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is looking for a fourth term, are fighting the shooting. The shadow of the United States was present during the first round of the presidential elections and fueled fears of Washington's interference. To discuss the subject, we spoke with Juan Agulló, sociologist, doctor in Sociology for the École des Hautes Études in Social Sciences of Paris, France.
World
The Pentagon withdraws its bombers from the British Fairford base following the alleged attempt to attack
The United Kingdom suspects Iranian involvement in the alleged terrorist plan, but Tehran denies any link
Politics
The Government of Yemen announces an offensive to recover the territories in the hands of the Hutti
The rebels claim to have attacked with missiles and drones Aramco oil installations in Saudi Arabia
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Elon Musk breaks his relationship with Shivon Zilis, a professional ally and mother of four of his children
The executive gave the news in an X-message where she trusts they can be "great friends." Before, the entrepreneur had stopped following her social media
Entertainment
After 1,300 days of waiting, Gustavo Dudamel arrives in New York to bring music to the street: "Art is for bridges"
Hours before taking the baton, the first Latin at the head of the city's Philharmonic talks to EL PAIS about his plans to shake the elitism to the classic one: "You earn respect when you approach people"
World
Impunity on campus
Cornell's case of multiple rape points to a more serious problem: the silence of sexual assault at US universities
Politics
Trump's assault on the U.S. Supreme enters a decisive year
The new course, with crucial cases on climate change, immigration or weapons, begins between the president's attacks on the judges appointed by him for not folding to his wishes