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"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
Opacity feeds panic about the health crisis, although Moscow claims that it has not recorded "any case of dangerous disease." Trump says he has a pending conversation with Putin on the matter.
The historian and Nobel Peace Prize, who has fought to regain the memory of Stalin's crimes, has been in forced exile since 2022. He confesses that he is "incredibly disappointed" with the international political umbrella
Some neighbors tell what it's like to survive in Oleshki without food, between the mines and under the threat of unmanned aircraft before they get away to "life or death"
The President of Finland acknowledges that what happened in Ceuta has put Spain under "immense pressure"
A mesh, like those used in locations closer to the front, has been placed on the North Bridge, one of the four attacked by Kremlin troops in recent days.
The prosecution is investigating whether August Hanning bought confidential information and used it for a foreign espionage agency
One has sunk and another has had to be evacuated one day after another offensive killed two people on board a ship in Romania
The bombing, one of the largest attacks on the capital, according to the Russian local authorities, burns the main fuel tank in Moscow
The International Committee of the Red Cross in Moscow serves family members who seek their relatives and fight with the pain of absence
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.
Health authorities maintain that the investigator died of pneumonia of unknown cause
The spiral of Russian and Ukrainian attacks on merchant ships has already claimed the lives of half a hundred sailors
The death of a worker at a Pestilence Institute in Siberia turned the alarms on the possibility of a pulmonary plague, while Russia tries to contain the speculations and claims that the analyses did not detect the bacteria. The European Commission follows the case "very closely" and maintains contacts with the European health authorities, although there is no confirmation of an outbreak in the Irkutsk region at present.
Several hospitals in the Siberian region of Irkutsk are in quarantine. The governor speaks of "a particularly dangerous infection."
The ruling United List (AS), led by Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs, won a wide victory in the Latvian parliamentary elections. During the campaign, Kulbergs defended a firm line against Russia, ensuring that any approach to Moscow would "weaken" the country. However, many voters expressed concern about the cost of living and levels of well-being that they consider to be below the expectations generated in recent years.
Kremlin claims to continue its offensive on the capital and urges the community delegation to leave Ukraine
Saudi Arabia, Russia and five other producers prolong the pause in pumping increases for the second month
