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La presidente del Museo del Louvre, Laurence des Cars, en una imagen de archivo

Louvre director resigns after million-dollar jewelry theft and series of internal crises

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
Vigilia por Lischinsky y Milgrim

House speaker invites brother of slain Israeli Embassy staffer as State of the Union guest

JNS (Jewish News Syndicate)
Bombardeo ruso en Ucrania

Four years of war in Ukraine: Moscow still fails to achieve its goals, Kiev insists on achieving peace

Williams Perdomo
Bezalel Smotrich, en la Knesset

Smotrich: Hamas to disarm soon, or IDF will retake Gaza with US backing

JNS (Jewish News Syndicate)
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries en Tokyo

China tightens trade restrictions against Japan amid deteriorating bilateral ties

Carlos Dominguez
Tanques israelíes Merkava en el norte de Israel, cerca de la frontera con Líbano (Archivo)

Pentagon awards $73.5 million contract to power Merkava tanks

JNS (Jewish News Syndicate)
Rodrígo Cortés en Voz News.

Former Mexican congressman on the death of "El Mencho": "Trump posed a choice to Sheinbaum: 'Either you do it, or we do it'"

Luis Francisco Orozco
Hernando de Soto en Lima

Peru's new leftist president added Hernando de Soto, a renowned pro-market economist, to his government

Joaquín Núñez
Charles Kushner en París/ Julien de Rosa

France bans US ambassador in Paris from meeting with local officials after he skips official appointment

Joaquín Núñez
El general estadounidense Dan Caine, jefe del Estado Mayor Conjunto, en una imagen de archivo

Trump Denies General Caine Opposes Striking Iran, Says He Believes War Would Be ‘Easy to Win’

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
Bomberos extinguen el incendio de un camión incendiado en una calle del puerto de Acapulco

After 'El Mencho' is killed, Mexico deploys 10,000 troops to Jalisco following operation that left nearly 60 dead

Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
Donald Trump en Carolina del Norte/ Mandel Ngan

Iran’s regime is hanging by a thread

Joseph Frager
Iglesia atacada en Damasco

The persecution of Christians in the Islamic Middle East

Joseph Puder
El exembajador del Reino Unido en EEUU, Peter Mandelson

UK: Police arrest former British ambassador to US over his ties to Epstein

Carlos Dominguez
Puerto de Balboa, en Ciudad de Panamá

Panama assumes control of two key ports operated by Hong Kong-based company in the canal

Carlos Dominguez
Desaparecidos del rancho Izaguirre

Mexico: Missing persons cases soar under Sheinbaum's tenure

Carlos Dominguez
Miembros de la Guardia Nacional

Which Mexican drug cartels are the most powerful?

Williams Perdomo
Central nuclear de Bushehr, Irán/ Atta Kenare

US-Iran nuclear talks planned for Thursday in Geneva

JNS (Jewish News Syndicate)
El primer ministro de Groenlandia, Jens-Frederik Nielsen

Greenland's premier says 'no thanks' to the hospital ship offered by Trump

Sabrina Martin
Handout photo published by the US State Department on December 4, 2024, showing a reward poster for the powerful Mexican drug cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera. Mexico confirmed on February 22, 2026, that soldiers killed a powerful drug cartel leader who was one of the most wanted men here and in the United States. Nemesio Oseguera, the 59-year-old leader of the violent Jalisco New Generation Cartel, was wounded in a clash with soldiers in the town of Tapalpa and died while being flown to Mexico City, the army said in a statement.

Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera, the drug lord who defied the Mexican state like few others

Víctor Mendoza