Somaliland, a country born from bombings
The memories of the war against Somalia continue to mark the secessionist territory of the Horn of Africa, which today seeks international legitimacy with the help of Israel
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Alert in the Baltic over the fall of Ukrainian drones and Russia’s electronic warfare
Nearly a dozen attack aircraft cross or impact territory in the eastern European region in the last two months. Kiev blames Moscow for diverting the aircraft through signal hijacking. The Kremlin denies it
The strategy of businessman Julio Martínez will shape Zapatero’s judicial future
The former president spent part of this Wednesday meeting with his lawyer, but his judicial outlook does not depend solely on himself, it is linked to the owner of Análisis Relevante
The Milei Government agrees with the United States on joint patrol of the South Atlantic
The signing of a five-year military cooperation agreement ratifies Argentina’s alignment with the Donald Trump Administration
Barricade yourself on the first floor or open up to the second
Nothing would dignify Morena more than a real will to clean the stairs from top to bottom, as promised by the first floor, but never done
A new forensic report concludes that Negreira does not have the capacity to stand trial
The medical examination details a “worsening” of Alzheimer’s suffered by the former vice president of the Referees Technical Committee
Unions and Education intensify negotiations to end teacher strikes in Catalonia
The Government puts on the table increasing salaries through supplements, which would benefit 65,000 teachers
Govern and Comuns finalize an agreement to secure Illa’s first budgets in Catalonia
The two parties plan to formalize the pact on Thursday, and the Catalan Government will be able to approve the Budgets on Friday in an extraordinary Consell Executiu.
The Government agrees with corn producers on “fair prices” to defuse protests during the World Cup
The agreement involves the private sector and prioritizes the grain from local producers over imports
Mexico clarifies that it has not requested the extradition of the Jensens from the United States, accused of fuel theft from Pemex
Foreign Affairs sources confirm to EL PAÍS that the family of American businessmen is not included in the list of 269 names for whom Mexico has requested arrest and extradition