Marlaska acude al Congreso tras el choque con Robles dispuesto a defender su versión
Los ministros José Manuel Albares y Elma Saiz también comparecen este viernes para dar cuenta de su gestión en la crisis migratoria en Ceuta
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El Gobierno pide al PP que le ayude a parar la violencia en Ceuta en medio de bloqueos del reparto de comida a los inmigrantes
Torres y Vivas pactaron un llamamiento contra la violencia, pero un centenar de personas carga contra la Cruz Roja
El estrecho de Ormuz tras seis meses de guerra: bloqueo, drones y barcos fantasma
Se suceden los ataques a buques en el estratégico estrecho mientras Irán y Omán ultiman las negociaciones sobre una nueva ruta
El riesgo de una segunda riada amenaza Nepal y Tíbet, tras una catástrofe que deja ya al menos 472 muertos
Las lluvias alimentan varios represamientos naturales, mientras más de 1.500 personas continúan desaparecidas
Ceuta se acerca al estallido social tras la quema de un campamento de migrantes
La Policía obligada a contener a vecinos entre los que se dispara la crispación
La Fiscalía registra 16 agresiones sexuales, la mayoría a menores, durante la crisis en Ceuta
La fiscal general, que ha calificado la situación en la ciudad autónoma de “dramática”, ha anunciado el envío de tres fiscales de la Península para agilizar los trámites ante la contingencia migratoria
Detenidos 12 inmigrantes por participar en una emboscada contra un vehículo militar en Ceuta
Un grupo de entre 30 y 40 personas, con palos y piedras de grandes dimensiones, ha tendido una trampa a los uniformados que se dirigían al puesto de vigilancia en Benzú, donde aún permanecen muchos migrantes deambulando por las calles
El Gobierno plantea a las comunidades enviar 500 niñas de Ceuta a la Península a cargo de oenegés
La Comisión Sectorial de Infancia y Adolescencia aprueba el crédito de 25 millones a Ceuta para la atención de los menores inmigrantes
Collapsed glacier likely caused devastating Nepal-Tibet floods, scientists say
Preliminary investigations by scientists have pointed to a collapsed glacier as the cause, highlighting the issue of rapidly melting Himalayan ice.
What we know about deadly Nepal-Tibet floods
Hundreds have died or are missing in Wednesday's flooding and landslides on the border of Nepal and Tibet.
Convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Mladić dies aged 84
He was jailed for life in 2017 for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity during the wars in the ex-Yugoslavia in 1992-95.
What could Meta’s US settlement mean around the world – and what now for other claims against firm?
Other governments could seek similar concessions, while separate legal action is pending in places ranging from Kenya to the Netherlands In October 2021, Abrham Meareg’s father, a professor of chemistry in Ethiopia’s northern town of Bahir Dar, was shot at close range and died outside his family home. This was in the middle of the country’s civil war. For weeks, Facebook’s algorithm had actively promoted posts calling for the academic to be murdered, according to Meareg and Foxglove, a nonprofit organisation supporting Meareg’s lawsuit against the company in Kenya. These posts included photos…
UK urged to help free British-Egyptian ‘arrested in Cairo over sister’s activism’
Lawyers claim Eman el-Shazly, from Birmingham, was detained in effort to silence her sister, a critic of Sisi regime The UK Foreign Office has been asked to intervene to secure the release of a British-Egyptian woman who it is claimed has been arrested in Cairo because of her sister’s political activism. Eman el-Shazly, a 45-year-old based in Birmingham, was arrested on 16 August while visiting Egypt. Her lawyers say she has been detained in an attempt to silence her sister Mona, a relentless and harsh critic of the Egyptian government on her UK-based YouTube channel. Continue reading...
Congo begins Ebola vaccinations to fight country's worst outbreak in history, health minister says
The vaccination campaign was officially launched in Kisangani, the capital of Tshopo province, in the country's east, Health Minister Roger Kamba said.
How melting glaciers contributed to the flooding disaster in the Himalayas
The scale of the disaster in the Himalayas is becoming clearer a day after catastrophic flooding tore through parts of Nepal and Tibet. Scientists believe the disaster was likely triggered by the collapse of a glacier, unleashing a torrent of water, mud and debris that swept away entire communities. Geoff Bennett discussed more with Dan Shugar of the waterSHED Lab at the University of Calgary.
A l’étranger, la « cavale » très politique de la chroniqueuse russe de CNews Xenia Fedorova
La vedette du groupe Bolloré est passée par Nice, fin juillet, avant de disparaître après l’arrêté d’expulsion de France qui la visait. Après ce coup de force français, la question de sa candidature à la direction de la Maison russe à Berlin, très liée au Kremlin, a déclenché une cascade de réactions politiques en Allemagne.
Inondations au Népal et au Tibet : après la vague meurtrière, des habitants sidérés par la violence de la catastrophe
Alors que l’aide internationale commence à peine à arriver, les autorités chinoises ont émis une alerte contre le « risque élevé » de rupture d’un lac de retenue formé à la suite de la coulée de boue, qui pourrait provoquer une deuxième crue dans les jours à venir.
EN DIRECT, guerre en Ukraine : les habitants de Kherson appelés à évacuer face aux frappes russes
La centrale thermique de Kherson « a subi des dégâts importants » à la suite d’un bombardement, dans la nuit de mercredi à jeudi. L’intensification des attaques russes risque de laisser la ville sans électricité ni chauffage avant l’hiver.
Un soldat franco-colombien de la Légion étrangère française enlevé en Colombie par la guérilla
Les responsables présumés de l’enlèvement de José Olger Melo Charry, survenu le 6 août, sont des dissidents de la guérilla des FARC, aujourd’hui dissoute, selon un rapport de l’armée colombienne.
Le canal de Suez, ou comment l’Egypte a fait d’un symbole d’exploitation l’instrument de son émancipation
« Suez, canal historique » (5/6). Un parfum de fronde imprègne l’axe maritime. C’est une révolte à Ismaïlia, l’une des villes du canal, qui a entraîné la fondation de la République égyptienne en 1952, mettant fin à une monarchie inféodée à Londres. Et c’est en nationalisant la voie d’eau, en 1956, et en la défendant contre les assauts français, britanniques et israéliens que le pays a construit sa légitimité internationale.
Visualisez les conséquences des inondations meurtrières au Népal et au Tibet grâce aux images satellites
AVANT/APRÈS – Une impressionnante coulée de boue, provoquée par l’effondrement d’un glacier, a fait au moins 362 morts et plus de 1400 disparus, dont quatre Français.
Les ruptures de glaciers, des risques présents dans les Alpes
DÉCRYPTAGE - Effondrement ou rupture de lac glaciaire peuvent provoquer des coulées de boue comme celle qui a ravagé une vallée du Népal.
Iran expert on China’s balancing act amid conflict with US and Israel
Trita Parsi is co-founder and executive vice-president of the Quincy Institute, a Washington-based think tank. He is an expert on US-Iranian relations, Iranian foreign policy and the geopolitics of the Middle East. He has written four books on US foreign policy in the Middle East, with a particular focus on Iran and Israel. Born in Iran, Parsi moved to Sweden with his family as a child and then to the United States as an adult. SCMP Plus readers get early access to articles in the Open Questions...
The path to America is narrowing. Here’s what that means for legal immigrants
US green card interviews are on hold worldwide, student and work visas are subject to new restrictions, and citizenship is under fresh scrutiny. Here’s what the latest US immigration crackdown means for people planning to study, work or settle in America. Why did the US cancel immigrant visa interviews? US embassies and consulates around the world have postponed immigrant visa interviews so that officers can train on a stricter “public charge” test: whether an applicant is likely to rely on...
Trump hints at sanctions on Chinese banks over Iran ties before Xi’s expected US visit
US President Donald Trump on Thursday hinted at sanctioning Chinese banks over their commercial links with Iran, just weeks before Chinese leader Xi Jinping is expected to visit Washington for a bilateral summit. “Who said I’m not?” Trump said in response to a reporter’s question about why the US had not sanctioned Chinese banks for their dealings with Iranian entities. “Well, I don’t have to announce everything, do I?” Trump’s remarks come days after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced...
Nepal’s mudslide wiped out areas of eastern China, army helps search
China has dispatched hundreds of military personnel to the border town of Gyirong in Tibet, after a deadly mudslide.
Indonesians march on parliament to demand crackdown on corruption
Thousands of Indonesians demand harsher penalties for corruption during protests outside parliament in Jakarta.
Venezuela analiza dejar la OPEP tras más de 60 años, y se alinea cada vez más a Estados Unidos
Una salida pondría más dudas sobre si la organización puede mantenerse unida y seguir influyendo en los precios del petróleo. Estados Unidos está negociando con el gobierno venezolano para hacerse con una participación importante de los yacimientos del país.
Números de catástrofe en la isla: el 94% de los habitantes de Cuba viven en la pobreza extrema
El régimen castrista muestra su peor cara desde que tomó el poder. Según un estudio del Observatorio Cubano de Derechos Humanos, los apagones son la mayor preocupación. Le siguen la crisis alimentaria y de salud pública. Ocho de cada diez cubanos dejaron de desayunar, almorzar o cenar.
Brazilians Fear Voting in New York, and Brazil Seeks an ICE-Protected Polling Place
Brazilian immigrants living in New Jersey say they will avoid leaving home to vote in the first round of Brazil's presidential election, scheduled for October 4, out of fear of actions by ICE, the U.S. immigration agency. In cities with more "raids," some members of the community avoid going out during the day, have started ordering food through apps and monitor WhatsApp groups that warn of agents' presence. Leia mais (08/27/2026 - 19h07)
Brazil Sues Discord for $97 Million in Collective Moral Damages
Negotiations between Discord and the federal government for the signing of a Conduct Adjustment Agreement have failed. The agreement sought to bring the platform's features into compliance with Brazilian regulations, end ongoing investigations and avoid further penalties. Leia mais (08/27/2026 - 10h54)
Galápagos corals show El Niño events are more extreme now than in past 1,000 years – here’s how my team made the discovery
Scientists went to the heart of the El Niño pattern to learn from living and fossil corals. The results show El Niño’s intensifying coincides with global warming.
Anthropic was illegally blacklisted by the Trump administration, court rules
On Thursday, a judge ruled that the Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic earlier this year was unconstitutional, delivering the AI lab a win in a monthslong rollercoaster of a battle with the Trump administration. The lawsuit, filed in March in a California district court, accused the Trump administration of unlawfully retaliating against Anthropic for setting "red […]
Hantavirus exposure among wildlife farmers in Vietnam: A warning for Southeast Asia
Wildlife farming is common in Vietnam, where people breed and trade wild animals for pets, food and traditional medicine.
[World Report] Russian medics reported to be complicit in torture
Witness testimony by Ukrainian prisoners of war describes how medical staff participated in or enabled mistreatment. Ed Holt reports.
