13 December 2025

Conflict of Interest: SEPI's Former Leader Under Investigation Amid Corruption Allegations

In a significant development, the National Court is currently investigating Vicente Fernández Guerrero, the former president of the State Society for Industrial Participations (SEPI), linked to corruption allegations involving the company Tubos Reunidos. This investigation focuses on a consulting agreement that Fernández Guerrero maintained with Tubos Reunidos, a firm based in Amurrio, Álava, that was rescued in 2021 with a

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Trump's Turbulent Territory: Military Operations, Controversial Policies, and Political Struggles in the Wake of Recent Events

In the latest updates from the political arena and military operations, several significant events have captured the attention of both the public and government officials alike. The Pentagon reported a tragic incident in Syria where three Americans - two soldiers and one interpreter - were killed during an attack in Palmyra. This military action underscores the ongoing operations against the terrorist

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Severe Weather Alerts Issued Across Andalusia: Aemet Warns of Heavy Rain and Storms

The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued red level warnings for heavy rain in Almería this Sunday, December 14, with forecasts predicting up to 120 liters per square meter in the first twelve hours. In addition, an orange warning is set for Granada and yellow alerts for Cádiz. Red alert warnings for wave activity have also been implemented along the

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Tragic Attack in Syria Claims Lives of Two US Soldiers and a Civilian Interpreter

In a tragic incident during a joint counterterrorism operation near Palmyra, Syria, two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter lost their lives. The operation, which involved collaboration between the US military and Syrian security forces, was disrupted when the group was attacked by an individual affiliated with the Islamic State. Reports indicate that the assailant acted alone and was subsequently

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Belarus Pardons 123 Political Prisoners Including Nobel Laureate Ales Bialiatski

In a significant move, President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus has granted a pardon to 123 political prisoners, a decision that coincides with the recent lifting of U.S. sanctions on Belarusian potash exports. Among those released is Ales Bialiatski, a renowned human rights advocate and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, whose release was confirmed by the Viasna Human Rights Center, an NGO

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Conflict Escalation and Humanitarian Crises: Recent Developments in the Gaza Strip and Israel

The ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel continues to foster severe humanitarian crises alongside heightened military confrontations. Recent reports bring focus to two disastrous situations in the Gaza Strip that sparked international concern: severe flooding following heavy rains and military action resulting in fatalities. Firstly, the humanitarian situation in Gaza has taken a turn for the worse due to a winter

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Russian Bombings Leave Over a Million Ukrainians Without Power Amid Harsh Winter

In the early hours between Friday and Saturday, a series of bombings orchestrated by Russian forces targeted key energy infrastructure in Ukraine, plunging more than a million families into darkness. Ukrainian Interior Minister Igor Klymenko confirmed that these attacks spanned five regions, resulting in injuries to at least five individuals. Efforts to contain the fires ignited by the explosions are

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Belarusian President Pardons 123 Prisoners, Including Opposition Leader and Nobel Laureate

In a surprising political move, Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko announced the pardon of 123 prisoners, a decision that has significant implications for the country's opposition landscape. Among those released is Maria Kolesnikova, a prominent opposition leader who has been incarcerated since 2020, and Ales Bialiatski, a human rights activist and 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, who has been in prison

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Zelenskyy Condemns Russia's Ongoing Attacks as Peace Efforts Stall

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fiercely condemned Russia following a devastating night of attacks that saw Moscow launch over 450 strike drones and 30 missiles aimed at various locations in Ukraine. The barrage, which occurred overnight into Saturday, resulted in the tragic deaths of at least three individuals and left ten others injured. The hardest hit was the settlement of OleksiievoDruzhkivka in

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Trump Intensifies Military and Economic Pressure on Venezuela Amid Growing Tensions

In a bold maneuver reflecting escalating tensions with Nicolás Maduro's government, U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified military and economic strategies aimed at Venezuela. The recent seizure of an oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast, coupled with threats of land attacks, underscores the administration's commitment to undermining Maduro amidst reports of nearly 90 extrajudicial killings at sea. Trump's statements

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EU Reaches Fishing Quota Agreement: Spanish Fleet in Mediterranean to Maintain 143 Fishing Days

In a significant breakthrough for the Spanish fishing industry, the European Union reached an agreement early Saturday morning regarding the distribution of fishing quotas in community waters. This new arrangement allows the Spanish fleet in the Mediterranean to maintain the same number of fishing days as this year, specifically 143 days, through 2026, provided they implement new compensatory measures. Luis Planas,

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Kim Jong Un Celebrates North Korean Soldiers' Return from Russia Amid Ukraine Conflict

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently presided over a welcoming ceremony for the 528th Regiment of Engineers of the Korean People's Army (KPA) upon their return from a 120-day deployment in Russia, where they were involved in combat and engineering tasks during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The event, reported by the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), highlighted

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The Life and Loves of Jane Austen: A Journey Through Emotion and Literary Genius

Interpreting historical emotions is no easy task, especially when it comes to the life of one of literature's most cherished authors, Jane Austen. Born in 1775 in rural Hampshire, Jane experienced a happy childhood, albeit one marred by the societal scourges of her time, such as powerlessness, injustice, and ongoing family quarrels. At the age of 21, living at her

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Escalating Tensions: Thailand and Cambodia Ignore Ceasefire Agreement

Despite an announcement of a ceasefire by US President Donald Trump, fighting between Thailand and Cambodia has escalated. The Thai armed forces continued their attacks, deploying fighter jets over the disputed border, as reported by the Cambodian Ministry of Information on Saturday. The Thai military has accused Cambodia of repeated international rule violations, complicating the situation further. On Friday, following discussions

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Challenges and Proposals: Navigating Ukraine's Path to EU Membership Amid Ongoing Conflict

A senior source revealed that under a new US plan to resolve the ongoing war with Russia, Ukraine could potentially join the European Union as soon as January 2027. While this notion is supported by American officials, negotiations remain crucial, with an EU official expressing skepticism about such an early accession timeline. The typical process of joining the EU can

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