A recent study identified Australia and New Zealand as the safest places on Earth in the face of global disasters, while warning that cities could become deadly traps due to their vulnerability to these risks. (translated)
Tens of thousands of people protested on Wednesday in Madrid and other cities in Spain against the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta and its management by the government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. (translated)
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, as Russia intensifies attacks on Ukrainian cities, and Putin appears hesitant to make concessions for peace. (translated)
Russia is preparing for a new escalation of the war in Ukraine, planning to intensify missile attacks on Kyiv and other cities, in the context of stalled negotiations and Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure. (translated)
Russia plans to relocate nearly 114,000 citizens to the occupied areas of Ukraine over the next 20 years, and an investigation by the "Bereg" cooperative reveals the impact on local communities, where fear and pressure are felt by the original residents, while those coming from Russia are attracted by economic opportunities, profoundly transforming cities like Melitopol. (translated)
Russia is accelerating its missile production, intensifying attacks on Ukrainian cities, and seeking new soldiers, including from North Korea, against the backdrop of growing fears that Vladimir Putin is preparing for a new escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, especially ahead of the parliamentary elections in Russia, to strengthen his image as a leader. (translated)
Alexander Dugin, Putin's ideologue, proposes relocating Russian citizens from large cities to rural areas due to a nuclear war considered inevitable with the West, stating that metropolises are becoming tempting targets for precise attacks and predicting the disappearance of large cities like Moscow and Saint Petersburg. (translated)
In Ukraine, the front line has evolved into a drone line, where the use of a sophisticated network of drones to slow down the Russian advance has become essential in the battle for key cities in Donbas, which could force Russia to seek peace. (translated)
Four people, including an eight-year-old Russian child, died as a result of reciprocal attacks between Russia and Ukraine, involving drones, with casualties in the Ukrainian cities of Kherson and Zaporizhia, and the escalation of these attacks underscores the continuation of the conflict triggered by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (translated)
Following the 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia, the death toll has exceeded 180, with most of the victims in the cities of Cali and Pereira, and rescue teams continue their search in a situation complicated by multiple aftershocks and dozens of destroyed buildings. (translated)
The toll of the devastating earthquake in Colombia has reached 224 dead, and hundreds of people are missing under the rubble, especially in the cities of Pereira and Cali, following the earthquake that occurred at a depth of 100 kilometers. (translated)
A devastating earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 struck Colombia, causing a state of national disaster, with a toll of over 160 dead, 500 injured, and significant destruction in the cities of Pereira and Cali, leading to the collapse of local infrastructure. (translated)
Russian forces launched a massive attack with ballistic missiles and anti-aircraft guns on the cities of Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, causing the deaths of at least six people in Zaporizhzhia and large fires in Kyiv, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense and Ukrainian authorities. (translated)
The devastating earthquake in Colombia, with a magnitude of 7.4, led to the death of at least 132 people and injured hundreds more, causing the collapse of numerous buildings and triggering rescue operations in cities such as Pereira and Cali. (translated)
A devastating earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 shook western Colombia, causing the death of at least 132 people, injuring another 570, and prompting the government to declare a national disaster, while rescue teams continue searches under the rubble and five capital cities are on red alert. (translated)
As a result of the ballistic missile attacks launched by Russia in Kiev and Zaporozhye, ten people were injured, causing significant explosions in both cities. (translated)
A devastating earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 struck Colombia on Monday, causing at least 20 deaths and significant damage in cities such as Bogotá, Cali, and Manizales. (translated)
More than 500,000 people participated in protests in 22 cities across Poland to denounce the violence against Ukrainian refugees, in the context of a rise in hate-motivated attacks and diplomatic tensions between Warsaw and Kiev. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is pleased with the results of the 40-day campaign against Russia, which has led to the destruction of Russian logistics and significant economic losses for Russia, emphasizing that attacks will continue in order to influence the elections in September, despite the intensification of Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities. (translated)
Europe, the fastest warming continent in the world, is facing record temperatures and energy-saving measures, including turning off lights in cities like Budapest and Bucharest, amid the heatwave and low water flow in the Danube, which severely affects energy production. (translated)
