El Gobierno sondeó al Rey sobre la oportunidad de hacer una llamada a Mohamed VI por la crisis de Ceuta
Felipe VI no descarta esa intervención o la visita a la ciudad si lo pide el presidente y cuando sea “útil y razonable”
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Mohamed VI y Felipe VI, una relación fraternal menos directa que la entretejida por sus padres
Frente a la monarquía de perfil más ejecutivo de Rabat, el rey de España se ve supeditado a la primacía constitucional del Gobierno. Ambos soberanos se conocen desde la infancia
El gran desalojo de la playa de El Trampolín: “No es para ir a Marruecos, es una jaima buena”
El Gobierno reubica a unos 1.400 migrantes que vivían en el mayor asentamiento irregular de la ciudad autónoma y otros 500 se instalan en la zona horas después de comenzar a limpiarla
Wafae Atid no es una emigrante económica y no quiere volver a Marruecos porque aborrece “la mentalidad” del país: “Hay otras razones”
La mujer, de 28 años, que entró a nado a Ceuta, explica que vio una salida en la llegada masiva después de no lograr la visa tras trabajar en otros países como Emiratos Árabes y Qatar
La Policía desaloja la playa del Trampolín con el traslado de 1.800 migrantes a centros de acogida
Unos 1.200 subsaharianos han sido dirigidos caminando hacia el recurso de Loma Margarita y otros 500 magrebíes al parking de El Embolsamiento
¿Es posible expulsar a los extranjeros menores no acompañados de España?
Existe la opción de que los niños que han llegado a Ceuta puedan volver a su casa siempre y cuando sea con su familia o bajo la tutela segura de su país de origen
Trump declara la “guerra económica” a Irán y amenaza a los países que negocien con el régimen
El presidente afirma que esta será “la operación económica más demoledora jamás emprendida” tras el estancamiento de la diplomacia
Un terremoto de magnitud 7,2 sacude la región andina de Ayacucho, en el sur de Perú
El temblor se sintió hasta en la capital Lima, a más de 600 kilómetros, pero hasta el momento no se han registrado daños personales o materiales
UK, France, Germany, Italy and Canada condemn Israel's West Bank settlement project
European countries and Canada pile on pressure over Israel's plans to expand settlements in a strategically vital part of the occupied West Bank.
How much could Trump's 'economic D-Day' hurt Iran?
Iran has so far proved adept at finding ways around years of already punishing sanctions on its economy.
El Niño set to be 'strongest in living memory', says Met Office
Scientists say the growing El Niño weather pattern is an "unprecedented event" and means 2027 is likely to be the world's hottest year on record.
US deports 20 people to Liberia, the first of 1,200 migrants under Trump deal
Agreement is among largest third-country deportations driven by Trump administration’s immigration crackdown Twenty deportees from the United States arrived in Liberia on Thursday, as part of a new agreement that will see the west African country receive as many as 1,200 people under the Trump administration ’s immigration crackdown. The group arrived at the Roberts international airport outside the capital, Monrovia. The Liberia-US agreement is one of the largest third-country deportation arrangements pursued by the administration since Trump returned to office last year. Continue reading...
Russia’s simulated enemy attack around disputed islands angers Japan
Russian fleet launched missile drill near what Moscow calls the Kuril Islands but Japan regards as its Northern Territories Japan has criticised missile tests carried out by Russia’s navy around the disputed islands visited by Vladimir Putin last week amid continuing tensions between the two countries. Russia’s Pacific fleet said on Thursday that it had fired Bastion surface-to-ship missiles from Etorofu, the largest island in the disputed archipelago, simulating an attack on enemy vessels, hitting all of its targets approximately 300km away. Continue reading...
Tiananmen Square vigil organisers found guilty in Hong Kong of ‘inciting subversion’
Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung - leaders of the Hong Kong Alliance – were tried under under a 2020 national security law Two Hong Kong activists who organised annual vigils marking China’s deadly Tiananmen crackdown in 1989 were found guilty of “incitement to subversion”, in one of the most high-profile cases in Hong Kong since Beijing imposed its national security law in 2020. Lee Cheuk-yan, 69, and Chow Hang-tung, 41 “incited other persons to organise, plan, commit or participate in acts by unlawful means with a view to subverting the state power”, a press summary handed out to reporters…
Congo to receive 70,000 doses of Ervebo Ebola vaccine, which was effective in past outbreaks
WHO said in a statement that while it's not known whether Ervebo may protect against the Bundibugyo virus, "early laboratory and animal data suggest it may provide some protection."
Malgré un été de tous les records, le refus d’obstacle de la classe politique face à l’urgence climatique
Alors que la France subit une série d’événements extrêmes, ni l’exécutif ni les candidats à la présidentielle de 2027 n’ont jusqu’ici abordé frontalement le défi posé par les canicules, la sécheresse ou les incendies dévastateurs qui en résultent.
Le ministère de l’intérieur piraté depuis la boîte mail d’un fonctionnaire : autopsie d’une intrusion qui révèle les failles informatiques de l’Etat
Alors que le gouvernement est pris en défaut après la cyberattaque visant le site des impôts, l’enquête judiciaire portant sur un autre piratage d’envergure, celui des serveurs de Beauvau, révèle que tout est parti de la simple compromission d’identifiants d’un agent du ministère de l’agriculture en Bourgogne.
Cisjordanie occupée : Londres, Paris, Rome et Berlin appellent Israël à « mettre fin à l’expansion des colonies »
Dans leur déclaration conjointe, les quatre pays européens dénoncent le développement du projet East 1, pour lequel Israël souhaite construire 3 400 logements en territoire palestinien.
EN DIRECT, guerre en Ukraine : les dernières informations
Une nouvelle offensive russe à Kiev a fait deux morts et trois blessés jeudi soir, a annoncé le maire de la capitale ukrainienne, Vitali Klitschko. En Crimée annexée, les autorités locales installées par la Russie ont affirmé qu’une attaque ukrainienne avait fait deux morts ainsi que quatre blessés.
En Israël, la sortie de la guerre est absente des esprits comme des programmes, avant les élections législatives d’octobre
Les enquêtes d’opinion dressent le portrait d’une société qui perd espoir dans son avenir sans voir d’alternative au recours à la force. Les candidats se gardent d’apparaître moins crédibles sur les enjeux de sécurité que le premier ministre, Benyamin Nétanyahou.
Japan lawmakers to visit China in bid to cool row, but thaw unlikely: experts
A reported trip to China next week by a cross-party group of Japanese lawmakers could carry “pronounced” symbolic weight but is unlikely to herald a thaw in ties between the two neighbours, Chinese experts suggest. For the first time since bilateral relations succumbed to a bitter chill 10 months ago, a delegation of Japan’s parliamentary members will visit Beijing from August 24 to 27, according to reports by multiple Japanese outlets on Wednesday. Those legislators – including some from the...
US designates academic Min Zin as ‘wrongfully detained’ in China
The US State Department said on Thursday that it had determined after a detailed investigation that Min Zin, an American political analyst of Chinese descent detained by Beijing last month, was being improperly held. That formal designation shifts the case from a State Department consular issue to one handled by its presidential office dealing with hostage affairs. Thursday’s terse statement, which said the decision was made by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, adds another irritant to the fraught...
New Peru government vows to apply Hong Kong trade deal, but is silent on mainland China
Peru’s new government has pledged to bring its free-trade agreement with Hong Kong into force this year as part of an effort to position the country as a commercial bridge between South America and the Asia-Pacific, even as its first comprehensive policy programme made no direct mention of mainland China or the Chinese-operated Chancay megaport. Prime Minister Luis Galarreta told lawmakers on Thursday that commercial openness would remain a state policy under Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori’s...
Hong Kong Tiananmen activists found guilty of national security charges
Activist group says the 'twisted' Hong Kong judicial system had long ago decided that the pair were guilty.
Pakistan’s Imran Khan back to prison after evaluation at hospital
Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan was sent back to prison after being transferred for a medical evaluation.
After GERD, can Egypt shape Ethiopia’s next Nile dams?
Three projects mark a new test for Egypt after it failed to prevent construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Allanaron el Congreso de Chile en una causa por fraude y sobornos
Investigan presuntos delitos en la administración de becas y alimentos a estudiantes por 15 millones de dólares. Según la fiscalía, las diligencias se enmarcan en las indagaciones de graves delitos de corrupción asociados al Programa de Alimentación Escolar, así como presuntas irregularidades en los procesos de licitación.
La "velocidad ridícula" de los misiles rusos que Ucrania no puede detener y que son un dolor de cabeza para Zelenski
Cuando Rusia dispara un misil balístico, los sistemas de defensa antiaérea tienen solo minutos -a veces segundos- para detectar e interceptar la amenaza mortal. Descienden tan rápido y con una trayectoria tan pronunciada que, según Kiev, solo el sistema de defensa Patriot de fabricación estadounidense puede detenerlos.
Lula Defends Nuclear Submarine, Says Brazil Cannot Keep Its "Head Bowed" Forever
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Workers' Party) defended on Wednesday (19) the completion of the Navy's nuclear submarine as a matter of national sovereignty, saying Brazil cannot keep its "head bowed" forever. In a speech during a visit to the Aramar Nuclear Industrial Center in Iperó, São Paulo, he promised to secure the funds "once and for all" to complete the project - a statement made nearly three months after the government cut R$4.4 billion ($849,000) from the Defense Ministry's budget. Leia mais (08/20/2026 - 12h22)
Earth’s oldest trees reveal history’s strongest solar storms
Although humanity continuously reckons with many problems here on Earth — war, political turmoil, epidemics and pandemics, all while the energy, climate, and water crises intensify — it’s important to remember just how relentless the Universe can be. While earthquakes, tornadoes, volcanoes, hurricanes and other natural disasters haven’t exactly ceased in the meantime, there’s a completely different looming threat for which we’re completely unprepared: a solar storm . Rather than the more familiar sets of terrestrial events that can endanger us, it’s the space weather generated by the Sun that…
US distributor of China’s most popular humanoid robots pivots after US ban
FCC ban on foreign-made robots accelerated RoboStore’s US manufacturing plans.
[Correspondence] The DR Congo–Uganda corridor: One Health promised, not delivered
On May 15, 2026, the DR Congo Ministry of Health declared its 17th Ebola virus outbreak since 1976, caused this time by Bundibugyo virus in Ituri Province.1 By July 26, 2026, DR Congo had recorded 3262 cases and 1437 deaths across five provinces; Uganda, where transmission has been contained since June 21, 2026, reported 20 cases and two deaths.1 This outbreak was not unexpected. A 2025 spillover risk model based on forest loss, population movement, and climate data had already flagged Ituri Province as high risk for ebolavirus emergence.
