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Juan Bautista Mahiques has quickly become a key figure in the Argentine government under President Javier Milei and his sister, Karina Milei.

Ukrainian lawmaker Solomia Bobrovskaya discusses strategies to capture an estimated two million draft dodgers using digital tracking.

The tourism sector in Savonlinna faces serious financial difficulties, exemplified by the recent bankruptcy of Primehotels, affecting the upcoming summer season.

The article investigates the issues surrounding the College of Europe, particularly following the recent corruption allegations against its rector, Federica Mogherini.

The leaders of the vintage machinery shelter in Järva-Jaani, Estonia, are concerned about the financial burden of the upcoming vehicle tax for their collection of nearly 600 exhibits.

On March 20, Ecuador will experience the March Equinox, marking the transition to spring in the northern hemisphere and autumn in the southern hemisphere, resulting in minimal shadows at noon in Ecuador.

Xavier Giannoli's film 'Les Rayons et les Ombres' portrays the moral complexities of collaboration during Nazi occupation, starring Jean Dujardin.

Amidst the fallout from the Epstein scandal, Sarah Ferguson has retreated from the public eye while a new figure emerges as a favored member of the royal family.

Eid celebrations in the Gulf countries are subdued this year due to rising tensions among Iran, the U.S., and Israel.

The ongoing tensions in the Middle East, particularly the U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran, are raising oil prices and creating fears of stagflation for South Korea's economy.

The article discusses Ali Larijani's influential role in Iranian politics, revealing how he operates behind the scenes.

A strong critique of the film 'The Beams and the Shadows', which explores the life of controversial journalist Jean Luchaire during World War II.

Ecuadorian director Sebastián Cordero has wrapped filming his new Netflix movie 'In the Valley of Shadows', featuring Mexican actor Gael García Bernal.

UniCredit is attempting to acquire Commerzbank, prompting responses from politicians and business representatives in Germany.

A recent UN report accuses the Salvadoran government of crimes against humanity under President Bukele's exceptional regime aimed at combating gang violence.

The WBC games at Tokyo Dome saw record attendance and excitement, fueled by star players, yet operational challenges persist.

Silvina Ocampo, celebrated posthumously as a unique voice in 20th-century Argentine literature, navigated a complex literary landscape overshadowed by prominent contemporaries like her sister Victoria and Jorge Luis Borges.

The article discusses the overshadowing political crises surrounding the Paralympic Games in Italy, particularly involving Russian athletes and protests from Ukraine.

Film director Xavier Giannoli and actor Jean Dujardin discuss their movie 'Les Rayons et les Ombres,' which delves into the complexities of collaboration in France during World War II.

The article examines Mostafa Khamenei's ascent as Iran's Supreme Leader and his extensive, secretive global real estate empire developed through strategic investments despite Western sanctions.

Since the outbreak of the conflict involving Israel, the United States, and Iran, various pro-Tehran hacker groups have been launching extensive cyberattacks worldwide.

Luisa Rõivas reflects on femininity in a social media post for Women's Month, noting her evolving perspective on what it means to be a woman.

Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new leader, reportedly owns 11 derelict properties worth £100 million on London's Bishops Avenue, known as 'billionaires row.'

The article discusses the role and significance of shadow governments in the Czech opposition.

In a luncheon with entrepreneurs, Gabriela Calderón de Burgos discussed her book "In Search of Freedom" and reflected on Ecuador's republican past.

The upcoming Colombian presidential election is shaping up as a contest influenced by the legacies of Álvaro Uribe and Gustavo Petro, even though neither will be on the ballot.

Mojtaba Khamenei, the second son of the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has emerged as the leading candidate to become the next Supreme Leader of Iran.

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie of York are back in the spotlight due to revelations about their father, Prince Andrew, reportedly pressuring a billionaire for secret payments to support them.

The article discusses the financial involvement of the Lai Momo cooperative, which is associated with the mayor's wife, in projects for migrant inclusion in Bologna.

The article discusses a unique approach to the Paralympics ceremony in Verona, highlighting inclusivity and a challenge to traditional narratives surrounding disability.

The escalating war on Iran is creating uncertainty for major sporting events, with potential cancellations affecting stars like Messi and Ronaldo.

The police in Vilnius are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect related to a theft case in the city's Old Town, requesting anyone with information to contact them.

Xóchitl Gálvez's campaign is losing momentum due to internal party conflicts and criticism, diminishing initial enthusiasm.

Daniela De Lucía left the Big Brother house after learning about her father's death and shared her thoughts on social media regarding her experiences during this difficult time.

The article discusses Thomas Pynchon's deliberate absence from the public eye and its implications for the lasting popularity of his literary works.

New revelations from the Jeffrey Epstein files have prompted resignations at the World Economic Forum and congressional testimonies, raising questions about influential elites' past associations.

Internal political tensions within Greece's New Democracy party are rising, as recent comments by key party figures suggest potential vulnerabilities and anxieties about electoral prospects.

Concerns arise as Italian financial authority Consob investigates market movements surrounding the Mps-Mediobanca merger announcement.

Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland is under investigation for suspected corruption linked to his interactions with Jeffrey Epstein.

The Spanish government is set to legalize over half a million undocumented migrants, including Venezuelans like Marzolay, who currently works in unpaid, shadow jobs.

The Argentine Congress passed the Tax Innocence Law, significantly altering the thresholds for tax offenses and introducing a simplified self-declaration regime for high-income individuals.

The article is a review of Junichiro Tanizaki's essay 'The Praise of Shadows', exploring its themes of Japanese aesthetics and the contrast between Eastern and Western cultures.

Chiara Baschetti, an Italian actress and former model, has defined her career away from the media frenzy and has distanced herself from Jeffrey Epstein.

The article discusses Gisèle Pelicot's personal narrative on surviving a crime and its lingering impact on her life, highlighting her emotional journey and resilience.

The article discusses the extensive connections between former Prince Andrew of England and Jeffrey Epstein, highlighted by emails and documents recently released that mention Andrew 1,821 times in context related to sexual matters and influence peddling.

Brunello Cucinelli's company records a 10.1% increase in sales, yet faces challenges in its global market and distribution chain.

A growing interest in mahjong is seen in Seoul, where a local program is attracting newcomers to the game.

The article discusses the reopening of an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's network in Paris, highlighting previously undisclosed testimonies from alleged victims following the suicide of his associate Jean-Luc Brunel.

‘La Gioconda’ makes a vibrant return to the Liceu, featuring soprano Saioa Hernández and a compelling production directed by Romain Gilbert.

The latest update for Assassin's Creed Shadows introduces a long-awaited jump feature and other gameplay enhancements for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.