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This edition of A Week in the World addresses the renewed threats of the Donald Trump Administration to the Governments of Cuba and Iran, two countries that the US has sanctioned for decades and where…
Read moreIran and the United States managed to carry out a first round of indirect dialogues in Oman, focused above all on establishing the foundations for a more significant negotiation process. We analyze…
Read moreFor the first time in history, two different flames were lit in the cities that will share the action of the Winter Games, one in Milan and the other in Cortina D'Ampezzo. The end of the relay…
Read moreThe Iberian Peninsula continues to suffer the consequences of Storm Leonardo, with thousands of evacuees, entire towns under water and hundreds of roads blocked, and is already preparing for a new phenomenon...
Read moreHaiti faces crucial hours as it approaches the end of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) on February 7. The lack of consensus and a clear route led to the failure of the board of directors,…
Read moreJorge Rodriguez told family members of Venezuelan political prisoners that they would be freed on February 13.
Read moreFrance is the first European country to open a consulate in Greenland
Read moreTaking advantage of the high price of gold, a Chinese hotel sells bullion that decorates the lobby floor
Read moreThe noose is tightening around the head of the Arab World Institute in Paris due to the Epstein case
Read moreThe French judiciary opens an investigation after a suspected assassination attempt on a prominent anti-drug activist
Read moreAfter seven years of drought, how did Morocco adapt and what happened to the dam and water desalination projects?
Read moreThe United States demanded that China be included in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. What is announced about China's nuclear program?
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