Ukraine has expanded its offensive beyond the war front to strike the economy, logistics, and the perception of security in Russia. Analysts argue that the strategy aims to raise the cost of the conflict for the Kremlin, although they doubt that, for now, it can destabilize Vladimir Putin’s power.
Pope Leo XIV spoke out about the migration crisis in Ceuta and called for solutions of peace, stability, and justice.
France rules out the return of evacuees due to the fire in Gironde, which has devastated 42,000 hectares and keeps the Bordeaux region on alert.
The dazzling Louvre gallery that was the target of a bizarre robbery in October reopened to the public this Wednesday, becoming a new attraction for tourists despite its most valuable exhibits being removed.
Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russia’s recent attacks on several Ukrainian cities, which left dead, wounded, and damage in residential areas.
The United Kingdom’s proposal to establish a voluntary block on platforms like TikTok, YouTube, or Instagram between midnight and 6 a.m. for users aged 16 and 17 aims to help minors concentrate more and sleep better, but it faces practical obstacles according to specialists, who also analyze the option of implementing it in our country
France is investigating whether the fire in the Fontainebleau forest was deliberately set. The fire has consumed 800 hectares and forced the evacuation of 900 people.
Donald Tusk warned of a possible escalation of tensions in Eastern Europe after drone incidents in Romania and assured that Poland and the European Union must prepare for more complex scenarios.
While Vladimir Putin sought to project economic stability before international partners and investors, Ukraine launched an offensive against strategic facilities in St. Petersburg. For analyst Andrés Gómez de la Torre, the objective was to combine the military impact with a political and psychological message: to show that “the war can even reach the spaces that the Kremlin uses to exhibit strength and normality.”