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The British intellectual, the Princess of Asturias of Social Sciences 2026, points out that Europe needs immigration. "We have no choice but to make it a success"
US President Donald Trump announced on Friday October 9 that Russia agreed to immediately supply more than 300,000 tons of diesel fuel to the US and world market after what the Republican described as a "very successful" conversation with Russian president Vladimir Putin. We discussed this agreement with Oscar Rojas, a doctor in economics by UNAM.
The announcement takes place a few weeks from the elections and when the price of fuels is affecting the options of the Republicans
Turkey confirmed that it is working on a memorandum of understanding for Ukraine and Russia to stop attacks on civilian and cargo vessels in the Black Sea. So far, Kiev and Moscow have rejected any kind of ceasefire in that area. Report from our correspondent, Adrià Rocha.
The United States brings together representatives of Ukraine and its European allies this Friday in Miami to try to move forward towards a common proposal to end the war with Russia. The envoys of Donald Trump, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will address with the Ukrainian delegation the security assurances and the reconstruction of the country, while Washington warns about the stalemate of the conflict and the pressure for a diplomatic exit is growing before winter.
Zelenski rebukes those responsible for addressing the energy crisis in the Ukrainian capital, where citizens turn to generators and mobile lanterns to power cuts
The small former Soviet republic, neutral by constitutional mandate, records 56 violations of its airspace in the course of the year, more than double that of all 2025
The European Commission is considering creating a European 'bad bank' for the sole purpose of channelling the funds of the Kremlin orbit to Kiev
The city had been taken in April by the Tuaregs rebels, who have now decided to withdraw from government progress
Natalia Zakharova, a victim of machista violence, is left without the floor, which is owned by an older woman also vulnerable according to the High Court of Catalonia
The death of a 28-year-old woman in the Russian region of Siberia turned the alarm on the possibility of a pulmonary plague. While WHO claims that it does not have a "complete vision" of suspected pathogen leakage, the Russian authorities have conducted an epidemiological investigation and implemented preventive measures. In the # InvitadoDelDiaF24 we spoke with former WHO Health Systems Director Daniel López Acuña to understand the details of the case and the risk of contagion. "There is no high risk of spread or an epidemic outbreak," says López. "This is not in
The offensive, which Kiev is calling deliberate against non-military objectives, is one of the most deadly in the year.
The investigators disconnect the case of Iran and the incident at the Fairford airbase. BBC points out that its aim was to pass information to Russia
Women and their two children, declared vulnerable, face a launch that leaves them without alternative housing in full housing crisis
The Russian army's missiles and drones cause at least 26 deaths and a hundred wounded. Zelenski alerted hours before an attack was prepared.
Philip VI attends a military demonstration from Rovaniemi in Finland, entrance door to the Arctic polar circle
"We cannot make an exhaustive risk assessment," says its Director General in reference to the opacity of Moscow, which arouses speculation about the origin of the infection
The Russian health authorities and the World Health Organization are investigating a possible case of pneumonic plague in Siberia, after a worker from a specialized infectious disease institute died after developing severe pneumonia. Although several media have reported a possible infection of the bacteria, the Russian authorities point out that the cause of death has not yet been officially confirmed and that the evidence is ongoing. However, 200 people have been quarantined.
Special envoy to Ukraine, Luis de Vega, visits an industrial area in the capital where several ballistic missiles have been hit
