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Spain asks EU to break relationship with Israel and accuses Netanyahu of violating international law

Pedro Sanchez states that a government

Hormuz blockade threatens inflation, food catastrophe, and plunging 32 million people into poverty

Many poor countries have already started their fieldwork, but face a fertilizer shortage that threatens to ruin the 2026 and 2027 harvests

The dispute over who should pay for Maduro's defense in the US

The former president of Venezuela intends to use his country's funds to pay his lawyers, but the US government is blocking it and a judge must decide

Miguel Diaz-Canel says Cuba is willing to engage in dialogue with the US to build a civilized neighborly relationship

The Cuban president indicated that the island is willing to talk with Washington from a

Cuba denies hosting foreign intelligence bases

The Havana government denied the most recent accusations from Washington and expressed its willingness to cooperate bilaterally

No intimidation or threat will influence us: European leaders respond forcefully to Trump's tariffs on Greenland

Some of the main European capitals have immediately shown their opposition to Trump's latest threat

Iran accuses Trump of inciting violence and threatening its sovereignty in letter to the UN

Tehran denounces before the United Nations that the statements of the US president seek to destabilize the country and violate principles of national sovereignty

Anxiety and confusion after Trump's attack on Venezuela

Experts on the subject analyze the repercussions and expose the uncertainty that prevails among Venezuelans

How could Trump take control of Greenland?

The United States is considering a range of alternatives, from military action to a campaign focused on residents. We analyze them.

Kristi Noem confirms seizure of the “Olina” oil tanker in the Caribbean Sea

The operation comes after the announcement that the US will control Venezuelan oil exports indefinitely

Trump says his morals are his only limit and dismisses the need for international law

Trump says his only limit is his morals and says he doesn't need international law to guide US foreign policy.

European Union calls for Edmundo Gonzalez to be included in the Venezuelan transition

The European Commission stressed the importance of both him and Maria Corina Machado participating in the process, he maintained

Delcy Rodriguez assumes the role of interim president of Venezuela: how long can she remain in office?

The Chavista leader will assume the position for 90 days, renewable, by order of the Supreme Court of Justice, and assured that she will govern “with pain, but with honor”

China demands the US immediately release Nicolas Maduro

The Chinese Foreign Ministry said that the capture of the Chavista leader “clearly violates international law”

Sheinbaum states Mexico's position after Maduro's arrest: “We categorically reject the intervention.....

The Mexican president assured that Mexico's relationship with the US is based on respect for sovereignty, dialogue, and collaboration

Why Trump's actions in Venezuela could set a precedent for authoritarian regimes around the world

Trump seems convinced that he sets the rules and others don't have that privilege, explains our international editor Jeremy Bowen

Trump says the US is in charge of Venezuela; Delcy Rodriguez assures there is 'cooperation'

Trump has maintained that the vice president is willing to cooperate, however, he maintained that the United States is in charge of the country

Amnesty International warns of risk of abuses after US military action in Venezuela

Al joined the governments of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, Mexico and Uruguay, which together rejected the military actions carried out

Trump Administration Attacks Venezuela and Arrests Maduro: What Are the Legal Implications?

Without notification to Congress and possible violations of international law, the Trump administration defends operation in Venezuela against Nicolas Maduro

Angels divided over US attack on Venezuela

Venezuelans celebrate the “historic” capture of Maduro while activists denounce the invasion as illegal and unconstitutional by Trump

Capture of Nicolas Maduro divides leaders and former leaders of Latin America

Lula da Silva, Juan Manuel Santos, Mauricio Macri, Javier Milei and more leaders or former leaders of Latin America have already spoken out about the capture of Maduro

Mexico condemns military intervention in Venezuela and calls on the UN to act

President Claudia Sheinbaum cited the UN Charter to condemn the military attack in Venezuela early Saturday morning

United States carries out 30 attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and the Pacific

So far, the government of President Donald Trump has carried out 30 attacks at sea, resulting in the deaths of 107 people

Trump claims the United States attacked a drug trafficking facility in Venezuela

If confirmed, this would be the first US military action against Venezuela, amid pressure against President Nicolas Maduro

Venezuela accuses the US of extortion Before the UN

The Venezuelan also referred to The US attacks on alleged “narco-boats” in the Caribbean.

Russia and China criticize US conduct towards Venezuela

In an emergency session of the Security Council, both countries expressed their support for Caracas

Russia ratifies "full support" for Venezuela in the face of the US blockade

Foreign Ministers Sergey Lavrov and Yvan Gil held a telephone conversation in which Moscow assured that it would express its

Maduro denounces to the UN the escalation of threats by the US

In a call, the Venezuelan president warned the Secretary-General that US actions could have “serious implications for regional peace”

Secretary Hegseth rules out making public second video of attack on vessel in the Caribbean

Amid questions about violations of international law and human rights, Secretary Hegseth refused to release video of attack in the Caribbean

La Opinion Hoy: They demand Trump release the video of the attack that left 87 dead

The United States government faces increasing pressure over military attacks in the Caribbean and the Pacific.

Trump faces legal complications over attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific

The Trump Administration faces pressure from Congress, a lawsuit, and criticism from international law experts over attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific

Trump will appoint Troy Edgar, Noem's deputy, as ambassador to El Salvador, according to CBS News

Troy Edgar is the current Deputy Secretary of DHS and one of the highest-ranking officials in the structure led by Kristi Noem

Alejandro Carranza, the Colombian who allegedly died in a US attack in the Caribbean

Colombian Alejandro Carranza disappeared when he set out on his boat on September 14

Defense Secretary accuses Joe Biden of allegedly coddling terrorists

Defense Secretary Peter Brian Hegseth accuses former President Joe Biden of allegedly coddling drug-trafficking terrorists

Pete Hegseth reportedly ordered a second attack on a vessel to leave no survivors

The operation was carried out in the Caribbean on September 2, after an initial attack failed to kill all the passengers

United States has killed 81 people in attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific: senators demand explanations

A group of Democratic senators asks the Department of Justice to reveal the legal recommendation on attacks on vessels

Sheinbaum warns Peru that an assault on the Mexican embassy in Lima violates sovereignty and international law

President Claudia Sheinbaum warned Peru that an assault on its embassy violates international law

Ukrainian children whom Russia trains to fight against their own country

Tens of thousands of Ukrainian children living in occupied territories have joined Yunarmiya, a nationwide Russian military youth organization

US The United States announced it will designate the Cartel of the Suns

Washington continues its moves against the Venezuelan government and maintains a large military deployment in the Caribbean

The UN denounces the increase and severity of attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank

Several Palestinians were injured in this week's arson attacks.

Democrats accuse that Trump's attacks against alleged drug boats are murders

US military attacks against alleged drug boats have left nearly 60 dead

Hegseth announces new attack on boat in the Pacific with 4 crew members dead

The US military attacked a boat in the Pacific Ocean and there are 4 dead, the head of the Department of Defense reported

How Trump Pressured Netanyahu to Get the Ceasefire in Gaza

Trump's unique style and relationships with key players helped, but there were also factors beyond his control.

How Trump Pressured Netanyahu to Get the Ceasefire in Gaza

Trump's unique style and relationships with key players helped, but there were also factors beyond his control.

How far can Trump go to help Maria Corina Machado after the Nobel Peace Prize?

“My brother disappeared and a month later he was accused of being a mercenary”: uncertainty of Colombians de

The Colombian Foreign Ministry counts at least 37 Colombians detained in Venezuela. Their families do not know why they are being prosecuted.

“Es sencillamente un acto de tirania de EE.UU. lanzar linternas sobre agua de sovereigndad extranjero”: Gust

The president of Colombia spoke to BBC correspondent Tom Bateman about the US attacks in the Caribbean

Trump announces the sinking of another Venezuelan drug trafficking ship in international waters

Three 'male terrorists' died in the US military operation near Venezuela

USA agreed to pay $4.76 million to El Salvador to receive migrants

A previously secret agreement reveals that the Trump administration paid El Salvador to house migrants at the CECOT prison

Government of Spain announces 9 measures to pressure Israel for the genocide in Gaza

Israeli Foreign Minister said Spain was trying to divert attention from serious corruption scandals

United States denies and revokes visas for Palestinian authorities to avoid attending the UN Assembly

Secretary of State Marco Rubio accuses Palestinian authorities of blocking progress in peace negotiations in Gaza and of failing to condemn terrorism

France announces that it will recognize the Palestinian state, unleashing criticism from Israel and the US.

President Emmanuel Macron affirmed that he will formally recognize the Palestinian state at the next meeting of the UN General Assembly

The historic decision of the UN that allows countries to sue each other over climate change

The decision was welcomed by developing countries most at risk from climate change.

The desperate situation of a Palestinian photojournalist in the midst of the famine affecting Gaza

The Society of Journalists of the Agence France-Presse warned that if there is no

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

Trump warns of new tariffs on certain countries before August 1

Trump warns that starting August 1, he will impose 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea, in addition to higher tariffs on 12 other countries

BRICS avoid a frontal clash with Trump and support Putin in the face of attacks in Ukraine

The summit of leaders of the BRICS group of major emerging economies began in Brazil, but with the notable absence of China

The Russian Soldier at the center of the first trial in Ukraine for an execution on the battlefield

Dmitriy Kurashov is the first Russian soldier to be tried in Ukraine for a battlefield execution

A world divided by the international reactions to the US attack on Iran

The US government announced that it joined Israel offensive to stop Iran nuclear program

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

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

What will the great expansion of settlements in the West Bank announced by Israel be like and what consequences it can..

The Israeli government’s approval of new settler settlements in the West Bank has been heavily criticized by the international community.

Netflix’s ‘Exterritorial’ Dominates U.S. Top 10 with Its Explosive Political Thriller Plot

Netflix’s newest thriller, ‘Exterritorial’, takes the number one spot in the U.S., captivating audiences with a high-stakes plot filled with suspense, international intrigue, and moral complexity.

Why Zelensky Refuses to Surrender Crimea for Peace With Russia

President Volodymyr Zelensky remains firm on retaining Crimea, rejecting any peace deal that compromises Ukraine’s territorial integrity. Here’s why he won’t give up the peninsula.

Mehul Choksi Nabbed in Belgium: Major Boost to India’s Fight Against Economic Offenders

Fugitive businessman Mehul Choksi, wanted in the multi-crore PNB scam, has been arrested in Belgium. His arrest marks a turning point in India’s efforts to bring economic offenders to justice.

Omar Abdullah Calls for Humane Treatment of Rohingyas Amid Ongoing Debate

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah speaks out on the Rohingya refugee crisis, urging humane treatment while calling for central government intervention in resolving the issue.

Israeli Military Airstrikes Target Humanitarian Zone in Southern Gaza, Sparking Global Outcry

An Israeli airstrike hit a densely populated encampment in southern Gaza, previously marked as a humanitarian safe zone for displaced Palestinians, raising concerns about civilian safety in the conflict zone.

EAM S Jaishankar Celebrates 75 Years of India-Philippines Diplomatic Relations in Delhi

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar commemorates 75 years of diplomatic relations between India and the Philippines in an event held in New Delhi.

Controversial Plea Deal in 9/11 Case: Arguments Scheduled

A military judge is set to hear arguments regarding the controversial plea deal in the 9/11 case at Guantanamo Bay, raising questions about its validity and the Pentagon official behind

North Korea’s ICBM Launch Escalates Tensions Amid U.S. and South Korea Condemnation

North Korea launches an intercontinental ballistic missile following U.S. and South Korean condemnation over its alleged deployment of troops near Ukraine. Discover more on the geopolitical tensions and international reactions.

Russia’s Institutionalized Campaign to Erase Ukrainian Identity

Russia faces allegations of deploying an institutionalized system to suppress Ukrainian identity through re education, forced citizenship, and indoctrination efforts.

North Korean Troops in Russia Could Be ‘Legitimate Targets’ in Ukraine, U.S. Warns

U.S. government says North Korean troops in Russia would be legitimate targets in Ukraine. Read the latest updates on declassified intelligence, military presence, and geopolitical implications.

Leaked Video Shows North Korean Soldiers Receiving Military Gear from Russian Servicemen Amidst Ukraine-Russia War

A leaked video allegedly shows North Korean soldiers receiving military equipment from Russian servicemen, fueling speculation of their involvement in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

UK Cedes Chagos Archipelago Back to Mauritius Under Historic Treaty

In a historic move, the United Kingdom has agreed to cede control of the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius under a landmark treaty, ending decades of legal and diplomatic battles.

President of Mongolia Apologizes for Refusal to Arrest Vladimir Putin

Mongolia faces global criticism for refusing to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin, as the President of Mongolia apologizes and explains limited options.

China’s Wang Yi Warns US Over Support to Philippines in South China Sea Dispute

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi warns the US over its support to the Philippines in the ongoing South China Sea dispute, highlighting potential repercussions.

Delhi Police Detains Economist Jean Dreze and CPI Leader Annie Raja for Pro-Palestine Protests

Delhi Police detained economist Jean Dreze and CPI leader Annie Raja for holding pro-Palestine protests on the streets of Delhi. The protestors voiced concerns over arms exports to Israel, citing

Al Jazeera Journalist and Cameraman Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Gaza

Al Jazeera journalist and cameraman killed in Israeli airstrike on Gaza. The attack raises questions about press freedom and the ongoing conflict.

Israel Hamas War: PM Netanyahu furious over 'option' of nuclear attack on Gaza, suspends Israeli minister

The war between Israel and Hamas has been going on for a month. Prime Minister Netanyahu has pledged to destroy the terrorist organization Hamas.

Israel War: Israel bombs refugee camp, 50 killed, two IDF soldiers killed in Gaza

Two Israeli Defense Force soldiers have died due to Hamas attack in Gaza.

Israel Gaza War: Air attack on hospital in Gaza Strip, 500 people died, Israel held Hamas responsible

Israeli forces reportedly bombed Al-Ahli Arab hospital in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday amid the Israel-Hamas war.

Gaza Conflict: Saudi Crown Prince insulted the US Secretary of State, made him wait for several hours for the meeting

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is visiting Arab countries these days due to the Israel-Hamas war.

Israel-Hamas Conflict: Hamas carried out an attack like 9/11, targeted children and the elderly

More than 700 Israeli people have died in the Hamas attack.

Israel: 'Whoever took part in the war will have to pay a heavy price', Israeli army warns on Hamas attacks

Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari on Sunday described the Hamas attack as a "war crime" and said anyone who took part in it would pay a

G20: PM Modi's guarantee opens the way for India to become a superpower; Big bet played on diplomatic front

On the first day of the 'G20' summit, when the acceptance of 'New Delhi Declaration' was announced, Foreign Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar had revealed 'Modi's guarantee'.

AI: UNSC meeting on the dangers of AI, officials demanded to make rules, Guterres said this

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) held its first meeting on Tuesday on the threat posed by artificial intelligence to international peace and stability.

Bilawal Bhutto Visit India: Returning to Pakistan, Bilawal said - India trip was successful, said big thing about cricke

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, who returned home after attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) meeting in Goa, described his visit to India as successful.

Protests in London: People angry over illegal migration bill, protests happening across Britain

The protest was organized by the 'Stand Up to Racism' group.

UNGA: Passes resolution against Russia on Ukraine war; India made distance, said this on the powers of UN

141 members voted in favor of the motion while seven opposed it.

China upset after the spy balloon was dropped, rejected the proposal of telephone call between the defense ministers

China has acknowledged that the balloon was its own but denied that it was for surveillance purposes rather than weather monitoring and that it had lost its way.