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Mohammad Yunus: A well-known critic of Sheikh Hasina now heads Bangladesh's interim govt
Nobel laureate Professor Mohammad Yunus, a prominent critic of Sheikh Hasina, was appointed head of Bangladesh's interim government after she fled to India. Yunus, known for founding Grameen Bank, returns to lead the caretaker government amid civil unrest. His appointment follows a demand from the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and years of legal challenges.
Freelance journalist or Putin's spy? The mystery of Pablo González's alleged double life
Spanish journalist Pablo González was detained in Poland in 2022 on accusations of being a Russian spy. Held for years without trial, he was included in a recent prisoner swap with Russia. His background and activities have raised questions about his alleged espionage. Authorities have kept most details under wraps.
Spain launches the ‘porn passport’: All about the initiative taken to curb teen addiction to adult content
In an effort to protect adolescents from pornography addiction, the Spanish government has implemented strict measures to regulate access to adult content online. They are preparing to release an app aimed at preventing children from accessing R-rated digital content. Known as the 'porn passport,' this application allows adults to access pornographic material anonymously while effectively blocking minors from viewing it.
Military flees Bolivia government palace after coup attempt fails, general taken into custody
Armored vehicles stormed Bolivia's government palace in an attempted coup, but President Luis Arce stood firm, naming a new army commander who ordered troops to stand down. The soldiers retreated as hundreds of Arce's supporters rallied. General Juan Jose Zuniga, arrested later, claimed Arce orchestrated the move to boost his popularity, which Arce has not commented on. The incident comes amid economic hardship and political tension, with even Arce's rivals condemning the uprising. Regional leaders and former Bolivian officials expressed outrage at the coup attempt.
Palestinian PM calls on Spanish counterpart
The diplomatic move by the three western European nations on Tuesday was slammed by Israel and will have little immediate impact on its grinding war in Gaza, but it was a victory for the Palestinians and could encourage other Western powers to follow suit.
Millions of gold coins, jewelry buried in the Caribbean Sea. US, or Colombia, who will take it home?
Millions of gold coins, chests full of jewels and gold, and more than 600 passengers were on the ship 'San Jose' when an English squadron in the Caribbean Sea near Colombia attacked it. What happened afterward?
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Spain, Ireland and Norway will recognise a Palestinian state on May 28. Why does that matter?
Spain, Ireland, and Norway announced on Wednesday their intention to recognize a Palestinian state on May 28, responding to international outcry over the civilian casualties and humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This move may encourage other EU nations to follow suit, potentially leading to further steps at the United Nations and increasing pressure on Israel. The recognition of a Palestinian state is seen as a crucial step towards resolving the long-standing conflict in the Middle East, with implications for peace negotiations and the broader international community. Israel has reacted negatively to the recognition, viewing it as a setback to the negotiation process and a reward for Hamas.
US Hurricane season forecast: 3-4 major hurricanes predicted for Eastern Pacific
2023 which was a period of El Nino witnessed unusually high number of hurricanes. This year will be a normal year.
Catalans vote in election to gauge force of separatist movement, degree of reconciliation with Spain
The ballot will be a test both for the strength of the separatist movement in the wealthy northeastern part of Spain and for the policies of Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
Spanish biker on a world trip raped by 7 in Jharkhand's Dumka forest
A Spanish tourist was gang-raped, and her husband assaulted by seven youths in Jharkhand's Dumka district. The couple shared their ordeal on Instagram, describing the brutal attack. The police quickly responded to their plea for help, and the woman was taken to the hospital, where medical examination confirmed sexual assault. Four suspects have been arrested, and a special investigation team is pursuing the others. The incident has sparked outrage and raised questions about the state's law-and-order situation.
Spain's Indra sees revenues, profitability soaring on European defence spending
Indra, a Spanish defense and technology company, anticipates a rise in European defense spending, particularly on high-tech solutions, which is expected to increase its revenues and profitability over the next six years. The company projects its core earnings (EBITDA) to exceed 750 million euros in 2026, up from 446 million euros in 2023, out of 6 billion euros in revenues compared to 4.34 billion euros last year. Indra also forecasts revenue to reach 10 billion euros by 2030.
'All Indians should feel ashamed when...': Singer Chinmayi Sripaada on Spanish tourist's gang-rape in Jharkhand
Singer Chinmayi Sripaada expressed concern over the reported gang-rape of a Spanish tourist in Jharkhand's Dumka district. She emphasized that all Indians should feel 'ashamed' by such incidents. Jharkhand High Court took suo motu cognizance of the case and directed the state government to submit a report.
Spanish tourist gangrape case: Jharkhand Police hands over Rs 10 lakh compensation to victim's husband
Spanish tourist gangrape case: The woman and her husband were on a bike tour across India and the incident reportedly happened when they were resting inside a tent in a deserted area in Kurmahat village.
Farmers' anger spreads in Europe, governments promise help
The protests across Europe come as the far right, for whom farmers represent a growing constituency, is seen making gains in June's European Parliament elections. Leaders are trying to quell the anger. "Everywhere in Europe, the same question arises: how do we continue to produce more but better? How can we continue to tackle climate change? How can we avoid unfair competition from foreign countries?," French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said, as he announced new measures in Paris.
Spanish court rules Facebook moderator suffered work-related mental trauma
A Spanish court has ruled that the mental health of a former Facebook moderator was damaged by his work reviewing graphic content such as beheadings. This ruling could have implications for how social media firms work with moderators. The Barcelona court upheld a decision by Spain's social security agency, stating that the moderator's psychiatric treatment was due to work-related issues.
Spanish soccer icon Jennifer Hermoso says she was kissed by former footballer Luis Rubiales without consent
Rubiales has denied the charges, saying that it was nothing more than a "peck."
'Robotia': This is what we know so far about soccer-themed animation film
Filmax has revealed a teaser for its upcoming animated feature "Robotia," where interconnected machines, made from recycled parts, face challenges. Directed by Diego Cagide and Diego Lucero, the film blends soccer, friendship, and defying expectations. The Spanish-Argentinean co-production is set for mid-2024 completion, offering a mix of robots and football for family entertainment.
This Spanish city is the latest to take a drastic step to curb overtourism
San Sebastian is not the first place in Europe to adopt similar actions. Spain's Palma de Mallorca outlawed Airbnb rentals in 2018. In 2023, Seville placed limitations on stag and hen parties, and Florence, Italy, announced a ban on new Airbnb rentals. Numerous other cities throughout the continent are also implementing measures to control tourism.
Luis Rubiales: FIFA bans Ex-Spanish football federation chief for 3 years. Here is what we know
Former Spanish Football Association President Luis Rubiales kissed Jenni Hermoso on the lips following Spain's Women's World Cup final win over England without her consent. FIFA has banned him. Know in detail.
Luis Rubiales faces restraining order for kissing Spanish Soccer player Jenni Hermoso, court approves 200-meter restriction
A Spanish court has issued a restraining order against the former president of the country's football federation, prohibiting him from contacting or approaching the female player whom he controversially kissed following Spain's World Cup victory last month. This order stipulates that he must stay at least 200 meters away from her.
Spanish soccer player says a kiss on the lips with federation president was not consensual
Luis Rubiales, the president of Spain's soccer federation, has refused to step down following allegations of non-consensual kissing with women's soccer player Jenni Hermoso. In response, all 22 of Hermoso's fellow world champions and 58 other Spanish players have announced that they will no longer play for Spain if Rubiales remains in office.
Spanish govt takes Luis Rubiales to tribunal for kissing Jenni Hermoso at World Cup Final, wants it ‘to be MeToo moment’
Luis Rubiales, the president of the Spanish Football Association, hugged and then kissed midfielder Jenni Hermoso after Spain’s victory in the Women’s World Cup final. He is now facing huge backlash.
FIFA opens case against Spanish soccer official who kissed a player on the lips at Women's World Cup
FIFA opened a disciplinary case against the Spanish soccer official who kissed a player on the lips while celebrating the team's victory in the Women's World Cup final. The governing body's disciplinary committee will weigh if Spanish soccer federation president Luis Rubiales violated its code relating to "the basic rules of decent conduct" and "behaving in a way that brings the sport of football and/or FIFA into disrepute."
Spain's acting prime minister greets World Cup champs, criticizes federation head for kissing player
"You have achieved something very important. The girls who watch you see soccer as a place where they can develop athletically and personally," Pedro Sanchez said while posing for a group photo with the soccer team in Madrid. "The 21st century will be the century of women on all fronts, and the century of effective equality between men and women."
Spain elections 2023: Who is Pedro Sánchez? Leap-year born 6-foot-2-inches tall Socialist PM who looms over political rivals
Pedro Sánchez has emerged a key political figure after Spain elections 2023 results were declared.
Specter of right-wing entering Spanish government fades after inconclusive national election
Spain's Vox party, with its ultra-nationalist bent, lost support among voters in Sunday's election, dashing its hopes to be a kingmaker and enter a governing coalition that would have given the far-right its first share of power in Spain since Francisco Franco's 20th century dictatorship.
Wondering where all plastic bags went? It may be at Evelyn House in Mumbai's Colaba
'The Plastic We Live With' installation was created by the Spanish artist group Luzinterruptus.
Spanish judge to seek testimony from NSO on Pegasus spyware
The cyberattack coincided with a diplomatic rift between Spain and Morocco. But Spain's government, which took the case to Spanish court on discovering the hacks last month, has only said that the hacks came from an "external" power. Moroccan officials have yet to speak on the matter.
Spain to deliver anti-aircraft missiles and tanks to Ukraine - El Pais
Spain will also provide essential training to the Ukrainian military in how to use the tanks. It would take place in Latvia, where the Spanish Army has deployed 500 soldiers within the framework of NATO's Enhanced Advanced Presence operation.
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