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Europe is facing Russia's hybrid war
European allies in Ukraine strengthen their security in the face of the increased sabotage and hostile actions of the Kremlin
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Housing crisis in Spain: a major protest in Madrid against the eviction of a 87-year-old woman
The eviction this week of Maricarsen Abascal, 87, provoked a massive protest on the streets of Madrid on Saturday, September 26, in which the protesters demanded greater protection for the tenants. The widespread dissatisfaction with the increase in the price of housing has put pressure on the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, whose government plans to adopt a package of measures to alleviate the crisis.
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Foreign Ministers of Russia and Germany meet at the UN in the shadow of the war in Ukraine
The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, starred on Saturday in an unpublished meeting with his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, in the midst of tensions between the two countries over Berlin's allegations of alleged acts of sabotage ordered by Moscow on its territory. The Kremlin detailed that the dialogue focused on bilateral relations and the war between Russia and Ukraine, which left 10 fatalities on both sides of the border on Saturday.
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Princess Diana: nine revelations about the legend of the monarchy in her brother's memories
Beyond the stories behind the childhood, youth and suffering of Diana before and after her marriage, the memories of her younger brother, Earl Charles Spencer, have questioned the credibility of the 77-year-old monarch Charles III, who denies having said that the princess would be "soon forgotten."
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Wilmer Esteve Roldan Solano: "León XIV is the son of a country of migrants, as is the United States."
In his visit to France, on several occasions, Pope Leo XIV has given a strong message of support to migrants, contrasting with the ultra-right trend in Europe, which rejects the arrival of immigrants and seeks to tighten border and deportation measures. For our guest Wilmer Esteve Roldán Solano, professor of the Theological Training Center of Javeriana University, the Pontiff follows "a very well-drawn legacy by Pope Francis, who was a migrant pope."
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Lady Gaga, Lena Dunham and the rental belly: why in the United States does it not generate scandal?
The maternities of celebrities hardly give rise to a social debate about a practice prohibited in much of Europe as the exploitation of women
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The Europe of Le Pen, Weidel and Meloni: how the ultras plan to take the EU
The extremists no longer want to take their countries out of the Union: they want to command them. To transform it into a single market with no political weight. And without the urgent reforms in defence, finance or energy
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European insurers take advantage of chaos and guys and come out of the shadow in portfolios
The insurance sector in Europe is running for years on the index, which is bringing its assessment closer to its limits.
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Staying to listen to Netanyahu
EU inaction in the face of Israel's abuses is shameful; it should at least suspend the association agreement
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How geopolitics are encouraging a return to the mine
Cobalt, copper, nickel, wolframie, rare lands, lithium... The raw materials to build the green transition and feed the defence industry are today at the centre of all geopolitical battles. Europe is trying to resuscitate mining on the continent to ensure its access, but it must overcome the resistance of those who fear that the environment is being sacrificed in the name of security
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Why we need to welcome migrants
Purity kills; mestization gives life. The dream of a white and Christian Europe is not a dream: it is a nightmare
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Alvaro Ramis: "One of the challenges of today's evangelization is inculturation"
Pope Leo XIV has on many occasions defended migrants and Europe today is the scene of a considerable migration wave that has mixed cultures and religions. For our guest Álvaro Ramis, theologian and rector of the University Academy of Christian Humanism, this is one of the challenges of the evangelization of this time, but it also enriches the Church.
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"Please fight": the eviction of Maricarsen in Spain evokes new protests over the housing crisis
In her first message from the hospital she was moved to after being thrown out of the home she lived in for 71 years, the 87-year-old woman thanked the citizen's mobilizations for her support and promised to "continue fighting" for the right to housing in Spain. Under the slogan "Not one more Maricarren," the Inquilinas Union is preparing a major demonstration in Madrid on Saturday, September 26, as pressure grows for the government and the opposition to take new measures against the real estate speculators.
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Zelenski claims Trump made the "final decision" to grant Ukraine a licence for Patriot missiles
The President of the United States. United States, Donald Trump, told his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodímir Zelenski, that he made a "final decision" to grant Kiev the license to manufacture Patriot air defence missiles, as stated on Friday by the Ukrainian leader. The confirmation came during the last meeting between the two leaders, ending a period of uncertainty following a series of changes of position on the matter.
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Video - 124; Data centres: should Europe say enough?
Europe faces the massive deployment of data centres, giant facilities that cause devastating environmental effects
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The 'Diaries' of Sergio Pitol: a place between the daily and the fabulous
The diet of Sergio Pitol, which covers between 1968 and 1980, offers an approach to the intrahistoria of Europe and the Mexican cultural scene while illustrating the cosmopolitan life of the author
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Raphinha, in antipods
The Brazilian, the most European-shaped player, a walking history of impressive transformation, will travel 34,000 kilometres by plane during the selection stop playing the shape state and ankles
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Trump killed the so-called "free world." The average powers can resurrect it.
Europe, Canada and the democracies of Africa, Asia and Latin America are what is left of that old ideal. And now they have a responsibility to keep him alive.
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The Swan with a Rebel Catholic sect shines Pope Leon's visit to France
The excommunication of the Saint Pius X Priest Fraternity gives Pope Leo XIV a delicate situation in France, where this integrist community is very rooted, with a hundred places of worship and a network of unconcerted schools. For their part, members of the Fraternity expect firm positions on euthanasia and abortion.
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Why the threat of war can save the great European car manufacturers
The executives of the car sector across Europe hope that the rearmament will help them to redemonstrate their industrial power.