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The mysterious businessman who orchestrated a $14 billion cryptocurrency fraud The Cambodian-born, Chinese-raised man is accused of running elaborate scams that stole from people around the world. But how did he build an empire?
Ten injured in a knife attack on a train heading to London British authorities have arrested two suspects as the investigation into the incident continues
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Bolivia approves a historical law that prohibits marriage with minors under 18 years old without exceptions The Chamber of Deputies approved this Wednesday a law that modifies the Family Code that allowed marriage at 16 years old with parental permission.
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Followers and detractors of Charlie Kirk debate the controversial political legacy of the murdered conservative activist Kirk attracted many young people to conservative politics and its traditional values, but offended many others with his provocative speech.
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The Supreme Court of Brazil sentences Bolsonaro to 27 years in prison for attempted coup detat Bolsonaro defense announced that it will appeal the sentence, including at international levels
The UN denounces North Korea for executing people who watch foreign series and films The new report is based on more than 300 interviews with people who escaped North Korea over the past 10 years.
The anti-Islamic US gang of motorcyclists in charge of security at aid sites in Gaza A BBC investigation has identified members of the Infidels MC gang hired as armed security personnel at humanitarian aid centers in Gaza.
Discover that YouTube edits videos with AI without consent of the creators An investigation revealed that YouTube is using AI to improve videos that its users upload to the platform without asking for their permission
Trump says that this is a dark time for the USA President Donald Trump sent a heartfelt message to the public In a video message, Trump said he was, in a post on the social media platform X, Bush predecessor, Bill Clinton
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Why is considered that a decree by Hitler was the germ of the crime of forced disappearance A 1941 regulation authorized the detention and secret shipment to Germany of anyone considered a threat to the Reich, to be killed without a trace.
If we die, let it be in the house of the Lord: Christians do not want to abandon the churches of Gaza The Christian community in Gaza City said it will not comply with the Israeli armys order to move
Former speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament, Andrii Parubii, is shot dead The crime occurred hours after Ukraine experienced a new wave of attacks by the Russian army, in which 14 provinces were hit
Famine is spreading in Gaza while Israel prepares the assault on its major city An expert report confirms how famine is spreading in Gaza and calls for immediate action. Israel rejects its conclusions.
Texas legislators approve a new electoral map that favors the Republicans Faced with opposition from Democrats, Republicans hope the new maps will allow them to gain more seats in Congress
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Las figuras que muestra que la delinquencia en Washington DC no esta out of control As Trump claims BBC Verify examined what the figures for violent crime in the capital show and how it compares to other US cities.
Israel kills five Al Jazeera journalists in deliberate attack in Gaza Israel does not allow independent international journalists in Gaza
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Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay dies 2 months after being shot in public in Bogota Uribe Turbay condition had worsened over the weekend in the hospital.
4 keys to understand Israel controversial plan to control Gaza and what this means on the ground Israel security cabinet approved a plan to escalate the war and occupy Gaza City. What it consists of and what concerns it raises
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Gerrymandering: why a new electoral map made Democratic legislators flee Texas and could be arrested The attempt to modify the electoral map of the Lone Star State has further sharpened the political dispute in the United States.
Tesla ordered to pay more than US$200 million for a failure of the autopilot that caused a death Tesla self-driving car failed to prevent a 2019 crash that killed a 22-year-old woman and seriously injured her boyfriend in Florida
What is the TACO theory and how it helps explain Trump tariff strategy The idea that the American president always ends up backing down is increasingly shared by analysts and investors
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Who wins and who loses with the new trade agreement between the USA and the European Union We analyze which sectors could be most affected or benefited by what many describe as the largest trade agreement in history
What contains the controversial box of aid that distributes the Humanitarian Foundation of Gaza Experts consulted by the criticize the nutritional value of the food that the institution, supported by the US and Israel, has been distributing to the Palestinians
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The history of the USA has been from the first moment a history of deportations Trump promised the largest deportation operation in the history of the United States. How does his fight fit into the history of the USA? We investigate it
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Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron sue the influencer Candace Owens in the US for claiming that the French first lady was born The conspiracy theories spread by Owens have led, according to the Macrons, to global harassment and damaged their reputation
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Why the oldest piece of ice on Earth can revolutionize what we know of climate change These ice samples could “revolutionize” our knowledge of climate change
The lethal error of the pilots in the plane crash with 179 dead in South Korea Relatives accuse authorities of blaming the pilots and ignoring the concrete wall the plane hit
Who are the prisoners released in the exchange between the US and Venezuela With the mediation of President Nayib Bukele, the US governments carried out an unprecedented exchange of prisoners
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“He accepted me back”: The Obamas speak for the first time together about the rumors of their divorce The couple spoke about the separation rumors that have circulated for months
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The mystery of the Russian woman who was found with her 2 small daughters in a cave in India It is unclear how they ended up in a forest full of snakes and wild animals. The woman claims they were not in danger
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Why is increasing the pressure on Trump to make the files on Jeffrey Epstein public The president said the attorney general should release “ everything she deems credible” about the case, as pressure from the MAGA movement grows
Who is Eduardo Bolsonaro and what role does the former president son have in the dispute between Brazil and the US? Eduardo Bolsonaro holds talks from the US with officials from the Trump administration and Congress amid investigations into his father
I am disappointed but no I have broken up with him, says Trump about Putin President Donald Trump said he does not trust almost anyone in an interview with the BBC, in which he also discussed the war in Ukraine
The growing dispute between Mexico and the United States over water in the midst of a devastating drought Washington accuses its southern neighbor of violating a long-standing water-sharing agreement
What is Castel Gandolfo like, the summer palace of the popes that is larger than the Vatican The complex is built on the ruins of a Roman imperial residence and has enormous gardens and an astronomical observatory
Liberia: The Complex History of the Country Created in Africa to House the Black Population of the U.S. The African country was founded to receive freed slaves in the U.S. But its history is much more complex than is believed, according to experts.
According to reports, Prince Harry and advisors of King Charles are gathering as the first step towards peace According to new reports, Prince Harry and King Charles are considering reconciliation
The flight recorder of the Air India plane that crashed reveals mysterious conversation of the pilots Preliminary report reveals fuel cut-off switches were activated seconds after takeoff in Air India crash
The African countries that are being pressured by Trump to accept deported Venezuelans The Trump administration is reportedly seeking agreements with African nations to allow them to receive deportees, according to various sources
The 5 companies in Latin America and Spain accused by the UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese of benefiting from the genoci Companies continue to generate billions of dollars thanks to the war in Gaza, according to Francesca Albanese
Martina Navratilova: I would not have left my home for Trump USA Navratilova spoke about her fear that the US would become a totalitarian country, her position on trans tennis players and her life after recovering from cancer
Russian Transport Minister Found Dead Hours After Being Dismissed by Vladimir Putin Roman Starovoit was found dead with a bullet in the head outside Moscow, hours after President Putin dismissed him from his post.
Why were so lethal the floods in Texas that left more than 90 dead The combination of geography and lack of resources would have contributed to the US registering today one of the worst natural disasters of the last century
What is the origin of the conflict between China and Tibet and how the succession of the Dalai Lama revives tensions Tibet claims to be an autonomous territory, but China rejects any approach by its inhabitants to possible independence from Beijing
The controversy in Serbia per the construction of a Trump Hotel in a place bombed by NATO in 1999 Donald Trump son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is seeking to convert the former Yugoslav Defense Ministry building into a luxury resort
The fear in which the trans military of the U.S. army live due to the prohibition to serve Two transgender officers say they fear their military careers are over because of Trump ban on transgender members
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Project Esther: the controversial plan to dismantle the pro-Palestinian movement in the USA A document, promoted by The Heritage Foundation, proposes a plan to combat anti-Semitism that coincides with Trump’s policies
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The technological race of the narcos in Colombia to make the cocaine business more profitable Colombia has been breaking its historical record of cocaine production for years, and the authorities are seizing more and more of the product. There is a whole narco-science behind it.
5 years of Tmec: 3 keys to understanding the mega-free trade agreement between Mexico, Canada, and the USA. North America, the world largest trading bloc, faces its biggest challenge in 30 years of decisive existence under the Trump presidency.
The attack by Israel on a cafeteria facing the sea in Gaza that leaves at least 20 dead Rescue teams evacuated dozens of injured people from the Al-Baqa cafe, an open-air cafe made up of tents along the beach.
La comida no nos dura ni el mes Americans bracing for Trump welfare cuts About 16 percent of West Virginians rely on a federal food subsidy program that faces deep cuts
The end of hugs, not bullets?: Sheinbaum change to Mexico anti-drug policy Although the president denies it, Mexico has changed its anti-drug policy, not of her own volition, but due to pressure from Trump.
Why more and more young Russians are joining neo-Nazi groups A recent attack on a young student in western Russia alarmed many and highlighted the return of extremist ideology.
4 historical examples that show the risks of interventionism of the USA in the Middle East History shows that every time Washington has intervened in the region to solve a problem
The controversy over the chants against the Israeli army at the emblematic Glastonbury Festival in the United Kingdom They were led by the duo Bob Vylan on Saturday, and now their actions are being investigated by the authorities
Iran could start enriching uranium in months: IAEA director general contradicts Donald Trump Rafael Grossi statement contradicts those of the US president, who claims that Iran nuclear capabilities have been annihilated
What guilt do these children have: At least 81 Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks in Gaza in 24 hours As attacks in Gaza continue, US President Donald Trump pushes for a ceasefire
Who were the leaders of the Revolutionary Guard and the nuclear scientists whose funerals Iran holds after the attacks o Iran held a state funeral for some of the most prominent figures killed during the 12-day Israeli offensive
Can Trump be expected to attack other enemies after the bombing of Iran by the United States? For Richard Haas, it won’t be easy to repeat the situation with Iran, but Trump has shown that he tends to be guided more by his instinct than by analysis
Mordechai Vanunu, the man who denounced Israel secret nuclear program three decades ago and ended up kidnapped by the Mo Israel nuclear capability remains a mystery, although thanks to Vanunu revelations, some details are now known
The wave of arrests and executions in Iran after the war with Israel and the US bombings. Iranian authorities have carried out arrests and executions of people suspected of having ties to Israeli intelligence agencies.
The important ruling of the Supreme Court of the USA that expands the power of Trump and what are its consequences The court decision affects not only Trump executive order on birthright citizenship
Who is Fito, the most wanted criminal in Ecuador captured inside a bunker in a luxury house Adolfo Macias, alias Fito, is one of the most dangerous criminals in Ecuador and leader of the Los Choneros gang
Who is Zohran Mamdani, the young socialist and Muslim who will be the Democratic candidate for mayor of New York Tonight we made history, Mamdani told his supporters. The 33-year-old Mamdani is the first Muslim nominee for that office.
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Israel and Iran Maintain the Ceasefire After Angry Trump Over Their Breaches President Trump expressed his disappointment that Israel and Iran have violated the ceasefire they had agreed to and that he himself had announced.
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Iran promises a decisive answer to the US attack while Trump talks about ‘regime change’ in Tehran As top Iranian officials make statements, the US president appears to contradict his own officials
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Iran says it reserves “all options” after US attack on 3 of its nuclear facilities The Iranian foreign minister described the US behavior as extremely dangerous, illegal and criminal
Panama once again declares a state of emergency in its banana-growing region due to protests against pension reform The Panamanian government declared a state of emergency in Bocas del Toro, due to looting of commercial establishments and acts of vandalism.
What are the risks of bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities? The International Atomic Energy Agency described the attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities as deeply worrying.
How can Israel keep so many war fronts open? Despite the high military, social and economic cost, Israel’s great resilience allows it to maintain a large number of open fronts
USA mobilizes 30 airplanes as speculation grows on a possible attack on Iran At least 30 military aircraft were moved from bases in the United States to Europe, flight-tracking data shows
The Israelis who support the attack on Iran in a Tel Aviv neighborhood hit by missiles Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv, is a bastion of support for Israel’s right-wing ruling coalition
Who really has the power in Iran Israel’s recent attacks on Iran have brought the power elite of the Islamic Republic back to the forefront. We tell you who makes it up.
Israel and Iran step up their attacks while numerous people flee or are evacuated Netanyahu said Iran will pay “a very high price” for civilian deaths
Shakira is sincere about her experience as an immigrant in the United States The Colombian singer recalled her arrival in Miami and the challenges she faced as an immigrant while trying to make her way in the music scene.
What Israel seeks with the bombings in Iran and why they are different from the previous ones Israel has attacked nuclear facilities and scientists, military bases, and senior Iranian military commanders
4 possible causes of the accident of the Air India plane that crashed in 30 seconds The BBC interviewed experts who shed light on what could have happened to flight AI171, which crashed with 242 people on board
Trump has long asked to use the army to quell protests and Los Angeles gave him a chance Trump took advantage of the protests against ICE raids to take control of the California National Guard, which reports to the governor
Trump warns Iran about the possibility of “more brutal attacks” from Israel if it doesn’t accept a nuc Israel launched a military offensive against several military targets and nuclear facilities in Iran. The US says it was not involved in the attack.
Why Israel decided to attack now the military and nuclear elite of Iran The attack on several targets in Iranian territory represents an unprecedented escalation by Israel.
The alleged case of rape that has unleashed a wave of violent “racist” and “xenophobic” riots in Some houses in the British region have been tagged with signs saying “British Home” and “A Filipino Lives Here”
Who is being arrested by ICE in the US under the Trump government? Despite the campaign promise to deport criminals, data reveals a different reality
Israel intercepts the ship with aid for Gaza in which Greta Thunberg travels and diverts it towards its coasts Israel had warned that it would not let the Madleen reach Gaza, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry confirmed that the army intercepted it.
Elon Musk, the eccentric genius for whom being the richest man in the world was not enough Musk is the richest man in the world, according to the Bloomberg index. How did he amass his enormous fortune and reach the highest echelons of power?
“It's an abomination”: Why Musk's harsh criticism is hindering the passage of Trump's budget The billionaire says the legislation would increase the US budget deficit and burden Americans with debt
Barbara Hernandez, the Chilean who swims in glacial waters and holds a record for the longest swim in Antarctica Her success is an unexpected turn of events for someone who, as a child, was the target of ridicule for her social status and never felt good enough in the
The young Chinese students who are rejected in the USA and China amid fears that they are spies The deterioration of relations between the two countries has already caused problems for Chinese students in their own country and in the United States.
What so insurance is ask a the ia to verify information on internet? The use of chatbots intelligence artificial for the verification of events va in increase
Massive Israeli Strikes Result in Hezbollah Casualties in Lebanon Massive Israeli strikes in Lebanon lead to thousands of Hezbollah casualties as tensions escalate ahead of October 7. French President Macron calls for an arms supply halt to Israel.
BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi Accuses Opposition of Collaborating with Foreign Entities to Disrupt Parliament BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi accuses the Opposition of collaborating with foreign entities to destabilize Indian Parliament sessions, citing recent releases like the BBC documentary and Hindenburg report.
Hamas: Political controversy broke out over Hamas leader's participation in Kerala rally, know who is Khaled Mashal According to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Khaled Mashal is currently living in Qatar and his net worth is 4 billion dollar.
Big cyber attack happened in these countries including America, data of many government agencies got hacked due to this Eric Goldstein, CISA's executive assistant director, issued a statement saying that at the moment he is trying to understand the damage caused by the hacking and is trying to fix
Britain: King Charles's coronation will cost 1021 crores, why coronation after eight months of Queen's death? These days preparations are going on for the coronation of King Charles III in Britain.
Protests in London: People angry over illegal migration bill, protests happening across Britain The protest was organized by the 'Stand Up to Racism' group.
Pakistan had got the design of nuclear bomb from China! Pakistani scientist made shocking disclosure Hudaboy claimed that Dr. Abdul Qadir Khan, the father of Pakistan's nuclear program, tried to get the design shipped from Malaysia to Libya.
BBC: Survey of Income Tax Department on BBC's Delhi-Mumbai offices, allegations of financial irregularities Along with Delhi, a survey has also been done at the BBC office in Mumbai. Employees were sent home.
BBC documentary: BRS student wing members taken into custody were planning to screen the documentary Members of the student wing of the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) have been detained.
India got Russia's support, said- BBC's controversial documentary is proof of waging information war India has got Russia's support on BBC's controversial documentary based on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
AK Antony's son quits Congress after protesting against BBC documentary on PM Modi, party surrounded He has taken this decision only a day after opposing the documentary made by BBC on PM Modi and 2002 Gujarat riots.
US: PAK journalist questions about BBC documentary on PM Modi, White House's statement stops speaking Controversy has arisen ever since the release of a BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Sunak came out in support of PM Modi in the British Parliament, gave a befitting reply to the MP of Pakistan origin British broadcaster BBC has created a new two-part series titled India: The Modi Question.
British MP furious over British channel's propaganda series on Gujarat riots, said insult to Indian democracy The British MP surrounded the BBC and said that you have also insulted the democratically elected Prime Minister of India, the Indian Police and the Indian Judiciary.
Thai Navy Ship Sunk: Ship sunk in Gulf of Thailand, 106 sailors were on board, search continues for many people A heart-wrenching incident took place on the evening of 18 December, where a Thai Navy ship sank during a storm in the Gulf of Thailand.
Russia-Ukraine War: Two Russian airbases destroyed by Ukraine's drone attack, three Putin soldiers killed Ukraine's drone aircraft attacked two airbases considered Russia's most secure on Monday.
China: Protests intensify in China on Zero Corona policy, sloganeering against the President and the government Several protesters were reportedly being arrested.
Indian-origin author Salman Rushdie attacked in New York, attacker identified, operation carried out In a video posted online, attendees can be seen running towards the stage soon after the incident.
Serial blast in Kabul's Gurudwara, screaming amidst firing; India said this The terrorists detonated the first bomb near the entrance of the Gurudwara in Kabul and then stormed the entire premises.
Two killed and 7 injured in attack on Gurdwara in Kabul, Punjab CM made this demand There has been a terrorist attack on the Gurdwara in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan.
