Updated Thursday, December 26, 2024 – 07:35 Journalists and informants continue to die under the rain of missiles that Israel…
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20 years have passed since the devastating tsunami in the Indian Ocean that killed 228,000 people
This Thursday marks 20 years since the devastating 9.2 magnitude earthquake in the Indian Ocean in 2004 that caused the…
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“Bashar al Assad’s repression in Syria was worthy of Stalin”
For this historian and writer, one of the most renowned Arabists, the destiny of the country depends on the ability…
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Syrian Christians celebrate Christmas between fear and hope
They go to churches, but the burning of a Christmas tree sparks protests Carrying crosses, Christian demonstrators protest in Damascus…
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Hunger is increasing in the world and there is not enough aid to combat it
307 million people will need humanitarian assistance in 2025, but at least 117 million will not be able to receive…
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Ukraine celebrates its third Christmas since the invasion amidst Russian attacks
Ukrainians have celebrated their third Christmas since the start of the Russian invasion amid attacks on inhabited areas and energy…
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Asma Asad is very sick in Moscow, isolated and with a 50% chance of survival
Updated Wednesday, December 25, 2024 – 18:36 It’s all bad news for Bachar al-Asad Lately, after losing control of Syria,…
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A plane with 67 passengers going to the capital of Chechnya crashes in Kazakhstan and half survive
An Azerbaijan Airlines plane that was traveling between Baku and Grozny, in the Russian region of Chechnya, has crashed near…
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María Corina Machado denounces that Maduro’s “regime” “kidnapped” Luis Tarbay, coordinator of Mundo con Venezuela
The anti-Chavista leader María Corina Machado denounced this Tuesday that the Nicolás Maduro’s “regime” “kidnapped” Luis Tarbaycoordinator of the international…
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Beirut, a hornet’s nest where peace never lasted
Lebanon was the “Switzerland of the East” in the 70s, it was devastated by more than a decade of civil…
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