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The two countries will continue to meet at the technical level with the Waterfalls Agreement: Jayisal

Nadilli says the discussion will continue with Bangladesh and India on the renewment of the River Waterson Agreement. In response to a journalist's questions at the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in New Delhi this Friday, Prodhadhar's spokesman Jayasal said. Briffy, a journalist, questioned the Panerington deal. He said, "My question is about the ‘Ganganton deal'. It ends in December

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Live: Ukrainian military authorities lift air alert in Kiev following a missile attack

The authorities in Ukraine lifted the air alert for the capital after the city was subjected to missile attacks on Friday, 18 September, as the mayor of Kiev had reported. Hours earlier, Moscow forces attacked four Ukrainian cargo ships in the Black Sea, according to the Russian state press. Meanwhile, the Vladimir Putin Administration announced that it confiscated the assets, which are in Russia, of the Swiss food giant Nestlé (NESN.S) and of the French retail chain Auchan.

Mexico beats records of visits, but can it hold on to mass tourism?

Mexico lives an unprecedented tourist boom: in 2025 it received about 100 million visitors and was consolidated among the most visited countries in the world. But behind the record figures are new challenges: the pressure on the environment, the saturation of destinations such as Cancun and the Maya Riviera, the risk of gentification, the regulation of platforms such as Airbnb and the safety of travellers. While the authorities seek to decentralize the activity and promote more sustainable tourism.

What is at stake in the first legislative elections in Russia in four years?

From this 18th and until September 20th, Russia held its first parliamentary elections from the beginning of its invasion of Ukraine. The opposition denounces that Vladimir Putin's government prevented the parties that do not adhere to their rhetoric of war against Kiev from participating in the elections, so their presence is almost zero. We analyze what these parliamentarians represent with Vladimir Rouvinski, a master in history and international relations.

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Russians go to their first legislative elections since the beginning of the war in Ukraine

President Vladimir Putin comes to parliamentary elections in the middle of a somewhat uncomfortable position. With the changes in the Ukrainian Army's strategy of recent months, the Russians began to live in their own flesh the war initiated by the Kremlin four years ago, with drones impacting on strategic structures, dissupply, scarcity, inflation and lack of workers. Our correspondent Xavier Colàs extended the information.

Israel: "Naza" documentary at the heart of a political storm · Global Voices

The documentary "Naza" is at the heart of the controversy in Israel. Awarded to the Venice Mostra, the film gives the floor to anonymous Israeli sources accusing the army of intentionally killing civilians in Gaza. In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday, 16 September, that he would "dismiss their citizenship" the people who "defam" the Israeli army.