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Month: September 2024

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Adiós a la “cultura de la bienvenida”: Alemania cede ante la presión de la extrema derecha y estrecha sus fronteras

Sofía Barruti (CNN) — En Frankfurt an der Oder, un irónico cartel reza: “Frankfurt Oder/Slubice – sin fronteras”. Slubice es la ciudad polaca situada al otro lado del caudaloso río Oder que marca el comienzo de la República Federal Alemana. Atravesando el río, un puente conecta a estas dos naciones europeas. Una fila de autos

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El caso de Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs recuerda otro caso penal contra un músico famoso

Sofía Barruti (CNN) — Algunas de las similitudes entre los casos presentados contra Sean “Diddy” Combs esta semana y Robert Sylvester Kelly hace varios años son evidentes a simple vista: ambos son músicos mundialmente famosos, poderosos e influyentes que fueron acusados ​​de delitos sexuales por fiscales federales en la ciudad de Nueva York. Pero el caso

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21 wounded in Russian strikes that hit apartment buildings in Ukrainian city of Kharkiv

Associated Press KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — New Russian strikes in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv have hit high-rise apartment buildings. Officials say the second consecutive night of attacks left at least 21 wounded. Kharkiv’s city council said 18 buildings were damaged. Ukraine’s second-largest city has been a frequent target of Russian attacks. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

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Israel-Hamas war latest: Fears of all-out war rise as Israel and Hezbollah step up attacks

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Lebanon’s Hezbollah has launched over 100 rockets into northern Israel in response to ramped-up Israeli attacks that killed dozens of people in Beirut, including a veteran leader of the militant group. During the funeral Sunday of that Hezbollah commander, Ibrahim Akil, Hezbollah’s deputy leader Naim Kassem declared that the group is

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Birds, bees and ballots: Swiss voters reject plan to better protect the country’s biodiversity

Associated Press GENEVA (AP) — Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to increase protections for the Alpine country’s cherished plant and animal life. Final official results show that more than 63% of voters disagreed with the plan. The biodiversity initiative called for setting aside more land and waterways as protected areas. Supporters said that about

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