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French Police and Taxi Drivers Clash in Paris
Taxi drivers also paralyzed French roads, particularly in the Île-de-France region and Toulouse. On Monday, Paris was the scene of strong protests led by taxi drivers against a reform of medical transport fares that will take effect in October 2025. RELATED: France Strengthens Security Around All Mosques After Islamophobic Assassination This reform would introduce a […]
Italian PM Meloni Announces Summit on African Lobito Corridor Project
The Western powers seek to secure the world’s largest reserves of cobalt, copper and coltan. On Monday, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced a summit with several countries, focused on the Lobito Corridor—a major African railway project through which the West aims to compete with China. RELATED: U.S. Launches Endless War to Plunder Others’ Resources: […]
Indepaz Denounces the Murder of Social Leader Zuleima Mosquera in Cauca, Colombia: 64 Social Leaders Killed in 2025
The Institute for Development and Peace Studies (Indepaz) condemns the assassination of Zuleima Mosquera, a prominent social leader in Cauca, Colombia, marking the 64th social leader murdered in 2025. Related: President Gustavo Petro to Resubmit Labor Reform Referendum Amid Senate Fraud Allegations in Colombia Indepaz reported this Monday the murder of Zuleima Mosquera, a well-known […]
Venezuela Strengthens Bilateral Ties with Egypt, Ethiopia, and Saudi Arabia to Foster Global Solidarity
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil Pinto advances diplomatic relations with Egypt, Ethiopia, and Saudi Arabia, reinforcing cooperation in energy, culture, and international solidarity amid global challenges. Related: President Maduro Encourages Participation in Upcoming Venezuelan Elections Venezuela Deepens Diplomatic Bonds with Key Global Partners Caracas, May 19, 2025 – In a decisive move to bolster Venezuela’s […]
Summary of Trump-Putin Talks and Subsequent Developments: Ceasefire Negotiations, Prisoner Exchange, and Western Sanctions Escalation
After a two-hour call between Trump and Putin, immediate negotiations for a ceasefire in Ukraine are announced, including a prisoner exchange agreement, while Western governments, led by the U.S. and EU, respond with new sanctions that only prolong the conflict. Related: Putin and Trump to Hold an Important Phone Conversation: Peskov On Monday, May 19, […]
Over 100,000 March in The Hague Against Israeli Genocide in Gaza: Dutch Government Urged to End Complicity
More than 100,000 demonstrators filled the streets of The Hague, demanding the Netherlands halt support for Israel’s actions in Gaza and act decisively against what protesters and human rights groups call genocide. Related: The Netherlands Hosts the World’s First Museum Focused on Migration On May 18, the city of The Hague witnessed an unprecedented outpouring […]
RSF Drone Strike Kills Nine, Injures 14 in Attack on Sudan Shield Forces Camp
A drone strike targeting the Sudan Shield Forces has left nine people dead, including seven military personnel, and 14 others injured, marking a significant escalation in Sudan’s ongoing war. The attack occurred in Jabal Al-Abaytor, a central Al-Butana plain military site, where Sudan Shield Forces—aligned with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)—were stationed. The militia, formed […]
Mass Displacement in Northeastern Nigeria as Militants Overrun Marte
At least 20,000 people have fled the town of Marte, near the Cameroon border, after Islamist militants ramped up attacks, raising fears of a renewed insurgency, according to Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum. Marte, resettled four years ago after being under insurgent control, has now been overrun again by suspected Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters. […]
Extremist Settlers Torch Palestinian Farmlands in Hebron
Extremist armed colonists set fire on Monday evening to fruit-bearing trees and agricultural crops in the Palestinian community of Khallet al-Furn in the village of Birin east of Hebron, according to a local official. Farid Burqan, head of the Birin Village Council, told WAFA that armed colonists from the illegal colonial outpost of Adoraim set […]
Soviet Cars in Cuba: Rolling Relics Still on the Move
On the streets of Cuba, Soviet-era cars continue to play a key role in daily life, decades after the Cold War ended. Models such as the Lada, Moskvich, Volga, Niva, and Zil—mass-imported during the Soviet era—are still a common sight across the island’s cities and towns, becoming true icons of the Cuban urban landscape. RELATED: […]
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Indepaz Denounces the Murder of Social Leader Zuleima Mosquera in Cauca, Colombia: 64 Social Leaders Killed in 2025
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Summary of Trump-Putin Talks and Subsequent Developments: Ceasefire Negotiations, Prisoner Exchange, and Western Sanctions Escalation
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Show allThe Institute for Development and Peace Studies (Indepaz) condemns the assassination of Zuleima Mosquera, a prominent social leader in Cauca, Colombia, marking the 64th social leader murdered in 2025. Related: President Gustavo Petro to Resubmit Labor Reform Referendum Amid Senate Fraud Allegations in Colombia Indepaz reported this Monday the murder of Zuleima Mosquera, a well-known […]
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil Pinto advances diplomatic relations with Egypt, Ethiopia, and Saudi Arabia, reinforcing cooperation in energy, culture, and international solidarity amid global challenges. Related: President Maduro Encourages Participation in Upcoming Venezuelan Elections Venezuela Deepens Diplomatic Bonds with Key Global Partners Caracas, May 19, 2025 – In a decisive move to bolster Venezuela’s […]
Venezuelan President Maduro has called attention to the significance of Venezuela’s upcoming regional and legislative elections scheduled for May 25, 2025. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has called attention to the significance of Venezuela’s upcoming regional and legislative elections scheduled for May 25, 2025, while warning of thwarted terrorist plans targeting the electoral process. As the […]
On Sunday, Venezuelans will elect 24 governors, 285 national legislators and 260 members of the state legislative councils. On Monday, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and senior government officials met at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas to assess new terrorist plans that the transnational far-right is attempting to implement in connection with the upcoming elections RELATED: […]
The Citizen Security minister announced a full suspension of flights from Colombia. On Monday, Venezuela’s Minister of Citizen Security Diosdado Cabello confirmed the arrest of 38 people allegedly linked to far-right plans to sabotage the country’s upcoming elections, scheduled for May 25. RELATED: Venezuelan Electoral Council Conducts Audit Ahead of Upcoming Elections Among those detained […]
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Show allAfter a two-hour call between Trump and Putin, immediate negotiations for a ceasefire in Ukraine are announced, including a prisoner exchange agreement, while Western governments, led by the U.S. and EU, respond with new sanctions that only prolong the conflict. Related: Putin and Trump to Hold an Important Phone Conversation: Peskov On Monday, May 19, […]
More than 100,000 demonstrators filled the streets of The Hague, demanding the Netherlands halt support for Israel’s actions in Gaza and act decisively against what protesters and human rights groups call genocide. Related: The Netherlands Hosts the World’s First Museum Focused on Migration On May 18, the city of The Hague witnessed an unprecedented outpouring […]
Taxi drivers also paralyzed French roads, particularly in the Île-de-France region and Toulouse. On Monday, Paris was the scene of strong protests led by taxi drivers against a reform of medical transport fares that will take effect in October 2025. RELATED: France Strengthens Security Around All Mosques After Islamophobic Assassination This reform would introduce a […]
A drone strike targeting the Sudan Shield Forces has left nine people dead, including seven military personnel, and 14 others injured, marking a significant escalation in Sudan’s ongoing war. The attack occurred in Jabal Al-Abaytor, a central Al-Butana plain military site, where Sudan Shield Forces—aligned with the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)—were stationed. The militia, formed […]
At least 20,000 people have fled the town of Marte, near the Cameroon border, after Islamist militants ramped up attacks, raising fears of a renewed insurgency, according to Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum. Marte, resettled four years ago after being under insurgent control, has now been overrun again by suspected Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters. […]
Technology
Show allAs artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape economies, experts are urging African academic institutions to focus on upskilling and reskilling to harness AI’s potential for socioeconomic development. Speaking at the Deep Tech Summit, Khalid Badou, Chief of Staff and Director of Institutional Affairs at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), emphasized that AI must be adapted […]
The breakthrough centers on a compound that inhibits BAX, the ‘cell killer’ protein. On Monday, an Australian medical institute confirmed that scientists have identified a small molecule that blocks cell death, offering hope for treatments that could slow or stop the progression of neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. RELATED: Birds Offer Clues to Fighting […]
Bolivia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Egypt, Ethiopia, and South Africa will also participate in this international space project. On Thursday, the Russian State Corporation for Space Activities (Roscosmos) and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) signed a memorandum for the construction of a power plant on the Moon. RELATED: NASA’s SPHEREx Space Telescope Begins Mapping Entire Sky […]
This marks a major step toward uncovering new insights into the origins of the universe and the evolution of galaxies. On Thursday, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced that its SPHEREx space observatory has officially begun science operations. RELATED: NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Makes Asteroid Encounter This marks a major step toward uncovering new […]
Given that birds lack the SP-D immune protein, they rely on alternative defense strategies against respiratory pathogens. A new study by Australian and Dutch researchers has uncovered an evolutionary adaptation in birds that could help combat respiratory infections in humans. RELATED: 3-Year-Old Girl Dies in Coahuila: First Human Case of Avian Flu in Mexico The […]
Sport
Show allThe Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s team dominated with authority the World Weightlifting Championships, held in Manama, capital of Bahrain, with a balance of 45 medals, 26 gold, 13 silver and 6 bronze. RELATED: China Taipei Triumphs in Premier 12: A Milestone Win Against Japan The DPRK’s halters were featured in a medal game where […]
In the fifth inning, they scored four decisive runs thanks to two home runs: one from Chia-Cheng Lin and another from Chieh-Hsien Chen, who brought two teammates home. The China Taipei pitching was equally impressive. Related: Cuba Leads the World Ranking of Baseball 5 China Taipei’s baseball team won the Premier 12 tournament by beating […]
The Venezuelan team is tied with Bolivia in 7th place, which gives it the right to play the play-off. Venezuela remains in the fight to qualify for its first World Cup after drawing 1-1 in a duel against Brazil at the Monumental de Maturin stadium, home of the Vintotinto team in the South American qualifiers. […]
Haila Gonzalez and Briandy Molina were named the Most Valuable Players of the 2nd World Cup. On Thursday, the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) announced that Cuba has risen to number one in the world baseball rankings after winning the World Cup this month in Hong Kong. RELATED: Baseball, from the US To Cuba and […]
In Italy, he is developing a career as an athlete and training with the best. The Colombian refugee Amelio Castro is competing in Paris 2024 as a member of the Refugee Paralympic Team, the largest in history with eight members. He lives in Rome and spends much of his time training with his heroes, including […]
Culture
Show allOn the streets of Cuba, Soviet-era cars continue to play a key role in daily life, decades after the Cold War ended. Models such as the Lada, Moskvich, Volga, Niva, and Zil—mass-imported during the Soviet era—are still a common sight across the island’s cities and towns, becoming true icons of the Cuban urban landscape. RELATED: […]
The Felix Museum’s tornado is a metaphor for a journey with unexpected twists and turns. On Friday, the Fenix Museum, a new cultural institution devoted entirely to the theme of migration, officially opened its doors to the public in the Netherlands. RELATED: The Remittance Tax is Highly Discriminatory: President Sheinbaum Housed in a restored historic […]
Cuba’s coastline stretches over 5,000 km, offering some of the world’s most beautiful beaches. However, beyond the well-known tourist spots lies a collection of hidden, tranquil, and nearly untouched shores, perfect for those seeking solitude away from crowds. Exploring Cuba’s Secret Beaches A young Cuban adventurer, Adriano Flechilla, has spent years cycling across the island, […]
The monumental ruins of Chichén Itzá, located in Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, continue to captivate researchers and visitors alike as they uncover the deep spiritual and political significance of this ancient Mayan city. Derived from the Mayan language, the name “Chichén Itzá” translates to “mouth of the well of the Itzaes,” referring to the Sacred Cenote, […]
Egyptian authorities have successfully repatriated 25 antiquities looted and smuggled abroad, marking another victory in Egypt’s ongoing battle to preserve its cultural heritage. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Emigration, and Expatriates Badr Abdelatty led efforts through the Committee for the Recovery of Smuggled Antiquities, working closely with the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities. The artifacts were […]
