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Fito Páez: The World Fits in a Song – An Intimate Documentary Now on Netflix 20 Years After Steve Irwin's Death: The Crocodile Hunter's Legacy Lives On Mirtha Legrand Skips Show on Doctor's Orders: Juana Viale Steps In This Weekend Patagonian Dinosaur with Enormous Eyes Stuns Science: Lived 83 Million Years Ago Un dinosaurio patagónico con enormes ojos sorprende a la ciencia: vivió hace 83 millones de años BepiColombo Passes Final Major Test: Separates Transfer Module, Heading for Mercury Orbit Blue Dollar Rises to AR$1,540 While Official Rate Holds Steady at AR$1,530 on September 4 Corn in Rosario: Firm at US$ 190 and Offers for the New Crop Gasly Erupts After Losing Monaco Podium: 'We've Been Robbed, This Won't End Here' Leclerc reveals the unique thrill of driving for Ferrari at Monza: 'It's something special' Fito Páez: The World Fits in a Song – An Intimate Documentary Now on Netflix 20 Years After Steve Irwin's Death: The Crocodile Hunter's Legacy Lives On Mirtha Legrand Skips Show on Doctor's Orders: Juana Viale Steps In This Weekend Patagonian Dinosaur with Enormous Eyes Stuns Science: Lived 83 Million Years Ago Un dinosaurio patagónico con enormes ojos sorprende a la ciencia: vivió hace 83 millones de años BepiColombo Passes Final Major Test: Separates Transfer Module, Heading for Mercury Orbit Blue Dollar Rises to AR$1,540 While Official Rate Holds Steady at AR$1,530 on September 4 Corn in Rosario: Firm at US$ 190 and Offers for the New Crop Gasly Erupts After Losing Monaco Podium: 'We've Been Robbed, This Won't End Here' Leclerc reveals the unique thrill of driving for Ferrari at Monza: 'It's something special'

Mirtha Legrand Skips Show on Doctor's Orders: Juana Viale Steps In This Weekend

At 99, Argentine TV icon Mirtha Legrand won't tape her Saturday show due to a flu-like illness. Her granddaughter, Juana Viale, will host both weekend programs. The news was confirmed by her daughter, Marcela Tinayre, and grandson, Nacho Viale.

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BepiColombo Passes Final Major Test: Separates Transfer Module, Heading for Mercury Orbit

The joint ESA and JAXA mission completed the separation of the Mercury Transfer Module (MTM) on September 3, 2026, over 200 million kilometers from Earth. With this autonomous maneuver, BepiColombo is ready for its orbital insertion on November 21, when it will begin unraveling the mysteries of the planet closest to the Sun.

Blue Dollar Rises to AR$1,540 While Official Rate Holds Steady at AR$1,530 on September 4

On Friday, September 4, 2026, Argentina's blue dollar climbed to AR$1,540 for sale, while the official rate remained stable at AR$1,530. The exchange market saw volatility, and the country risk dropped to 495 points. Here are all the details of the day.

Corn in Rosario: Firm at US$ 190 and Offers for the New Crop

On Thursday, September 3, 2026, the Rosario grain market saw corn take center stage, with spot prices holding at US$ 190 per ton and new offers emerging for the 2026/27 season. Meanwhile, soybeans remained stable and wheat traded lower, in a session marked by caution in Chicago.

Argentina's Country Risk Drops Below 500 Points and Official Dollar Falls 5 Pesos: Market Celebrates

In a day of strong optimism, Argentina's country risk fell back below 500 basis points, while the official dollar dropped 5 pesos at Banco Nación. Sovereign bonds and Argentine stocks on Wall Street are mostly trading higher, driven by US employment data and a Citi report that downplays political risk.

Venezuelan Bonds Surge After US Oil Deal: Market Bets on Massive Debt Restructuring

Venezuelan defaulted bonds jumped to four-month highs following a landmark oil agreement with the Trump administration. Investors are speculating on a debt restructuring that could exceed US$200 billion, while the interim government defends the pact and the opposition calls it unconstitutional.

Populism: The Serious Threat Facing Independent Central Banks, Warns Bank of England Governor

In a stark warning at the London School of Economics, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said populism poses a serious challenge to central bank independence. He cautioned that institutions like his could be seen as an unrepresentative elite, amid growing political pressure from parties like Reform UK and figures such as Donald Trump.

Blue Dollar Today: Stable in Córdoba, Slight Drop in Buenos Aires

On Friday, September 4, 2026, the blue dollar in Córdoba remains unchanged, while Buenos Aires sees a $5 decrease. The official rate opens stable, and the market anticipates a slight adjustment. Here are all the details on exchange rates and the economic context.

Argentina Cuts Energy Subsidies in Neuquén Gated Communities and Cleans Up Nearly One Million Irregular Applications

Argentina's Energy Secretariat has removed subsidies for residents of high-income gated communities in Neuquén, detecting 17,843 fraudulent applications in exclusive areas. The government also announced the cleanup of nearly one million incomplete or erroneous applications filed since 2022, as part of a new tariff segmentation policy aimed at ensuring state aid reaches those who truly need it.

Gasly Erupts After Losing Monaco Podium: 'We've Been Robbed, This Won't End Here'

French driver Pierre Gasly didn't hide his fury after the FIA stripped him of a podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix due to a controversial penalty. His comments, captured by Canal+ F1, hint at a legal and sporting battle that could reshape the championship.

Leclerc reveals the unique thrill of driving for Ferrari at Monza: 'It's something special'

Monégasque driver Charles Leclerc, two-time winner of the Italian Grand Prix, shared on the 'F1 Beyond The Grid' podcast what it feels like to wear Ferrari's colors in front of the 'red tide' of Monza. A confession that arrives just before the race at the temple of speed.

Ferrari Unveils Special Livery for Home Italian Grand Prix at Monza

Scuderia Ferrari has revealed a striking special livery for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, aiming to captivate the passionate tifosi at one of the most iconic circuits in Formula 1 history. The design honors Italy's colors and Ferrari's legacy, building anticipation for a competitive weekend.

Norris Dodges Stroll at Monza: The Overtake That Left Italy Breathless

During a thrilling Italian Grand Prix, Lando Norris executed a high-risk maneuver to avoid a collision with Lance Stroll. The radio engineer's audio, complete with sound effects, went viral on social media. What exactly happened? We tell you all about it.

Russell Dominates Second Practice at Monza: Is This Mercedes' First Strike?

British driver George Russell set the pace in the second free practice session of the Italian Grand Prix, held this Friday at the historic Monza circuit. Mercedes showed strong performance, though rain and changing track conditions influenced the times. Can he maintain the lead in qualifying?

Mercedes AMG Safety Car Gets a Radiator Springs Makeover for the Italian Grand Prix

The iconic Mercedes AMG Safety Car is turning heads at Monza with a brand-new look inspired by Radiator Springs, the charming town from Pixar's Cars. A perfect blend of Formula 1 elegance and nostalgic road-trip vibes, this special design is set to delight fans at the Italian Grand Prix this weekend.

Norris Narrowly Avoids Stroll Collision at Monza: The Scare That Could Have Changed the Race

During a thrilling Italian Grand Prix, Lando Norris experienced a heart-stopping moment as he narrowly avoided a collision with Lance Stroll. The incident, which could have ended in a serious crash, kept fans on the edge of their seats. Discover the details of this maneuver that marked the race at Monza.

Milei shakes up Argentina's postal service ahead of 2027 elections with new leadership

In a strategic move that reshapes the political landscape one year before Argentina's 2027 elections, the national government has replaced the president of the state-owned Correo Argentino, Camilo Baldini, with Adrián González, a lawyer close to Cabinet Chief Diego Santilli. The change aims to secure control over the key logistics operator for the upcoming elections.

Falklands Oil Rush: Sea Lion Project Fuels Geopolitical Tensions and Argentina's Push Toward Ushuaia

In a nationally televised address on September 3, 2026, Argentine President Javier Milei announced a decree to boost defense spending, prioritize a naval base in Ushuaia, and sanction oil companies operating around the Falkland Islands. Rockhopper and Navitas defended their licenses as legal, while opposition leaders accused Milei of opportunism. The Sea Lion project, a $1.8 billion offshore development, remains on track for first oil in early 2028.

Missouri Supreme Court Blocks Trump-Backed Republican Map: A Win for Democracy

In a landmark decision, Missouri's highest court halted the new congressional map pushed by Republicans and endorsed by Donald Trump. The ruling, which reinstates the 2020 map, could save Democrat Emanuel Cleaver's seat and sets a key precedent in the U.S. redistricting fight.

Scandal Rocks Argentine Party: Racism and Corruption Allegations Threaten Its Rise to Power

A political party that was emerging as a serious contender for the presidency is now facing its worst crisis: allegations of racism and corruption have shaken its internal structure. The accusations, not yet confirmed by the courts, put its credibility and electoral prospects at risk. Can it overcome the scandal?

Falklands: Milei Sees 'Favorable Winds' and Plans to Tighten Sanctions on Companies Operating in the Islands

Argentine President Javier Milei believes the country is at a favorable moment in its sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands and plans to intensify restrictions against companies operating in the archipelago. The information was published by the French newspaper Le Monde on Friday, September 4, 2026.

Peronism Revs Up: Kicillof, Massa, and La Cámpora Gear Up for 2027 Elections

With an eye on the 2027 elections, Argentina's Peronist movement is stirring. Axel Kicillof will launch his national political space, Sergio Massa rallies the youth, and La Cámpora aims to reclaim the Buenos Aires province. Internal competition heats up, and the future of primary elections is on the line.

Allende's Granddaughter Slams Milei Over Pinochet Praise During Chile Visit

Maya Fernández Allende, granddaughter of Salvador Allende and former Chilean Defense Minister, called Javier Milei's remarks 'extremely serious' after the Argentine president praised Augusto Pinochet's economic record during a visit to Santiago. The clash comes days before the 53rd anniversary of the 1973 coup.

Daring Escape: Man Jumps From Window to Flee Kidnappers in Lincolnshire

A man survived a harrowing 30-hour ordeal by leaping from a first-floor window into a tree, escaping his captors in a case that shocked the British justice system. Five people have been sentenced for kidnapping, torture, and false imprisonment at Lincoln Crown Court.

Massacre in Mexico: 6-Year-Old Survives Hidden While Family Killed; Argentine Faces Justice

A 6-year-old boy survived a brutal massacre in Mexico by hiding for over three hours as his family was murdered. Diego Sebastián Rosen, an Argentine nationalized Mexican, has been transferred to a prison in Tlalnepantla. The investigation points to a financial dispute over 30 million pesos.

Andrew Tate and His Brother Tristan Formally Indicted in Romania on Charges of Minor Trafficking and Money Laundering

Romanian prosecutors from DIICOT have formally indicted influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate on charges of human trafficking of minors, money laundering, and sexual offenses. The case includes the alleged exploitation of a minor taken to the UK and the seizure of four luxury cars worth 825,000 euros.

Massacre in Atizapán: Argentine businessman arrested for murder of his partner and family

On September 1, 2026, a horrific crime shook Mexico: musician Jonathan Meléndez, his pregnant wife, their 3-year-old daughter, and a housekeeper were found dead in their home in Atizapán de Zaragoza. The main suspect is his business partner, Diego Rosen Ferlini, an Argentine nationalized Mexican. The couple's 6-year-old son survived unharmed.

Charles Perrottet denies asking his brother, the premier, to appoint a minister to favor a developer

In a key hearing before New South Wales' anti-corruption commission (Icac), Charles Perrottet, brother of former premier Dominic Perrottet, denied asking for a minister's appointment to benefit developer Jean Nassif. The statements come amid an investigation into alleged illegal donations and political favors.

Miracle in Mexico: 6-Year-Old Survives Massacre by Hiding Under Bed

A 6-year-old boy became the sole survivor of a massacre in a luxury apartment in Atizapán de Zaragoza, State of Mexico. The child hid under a bed while his father, the keyboardist of Camilo Séptimo, his pregnant mother, his sister, and the housekeeper were killed in cold blood. Police arrested two suspects in less than 12 hours.

Lil Durk Trial: Wife of Key Witness Says Husband Is Lying About Rapper

In the federal trial against Lil Durk for the alleged murder-for-hire of Quando Rondo's cousin, the defense presented witnesses challenging the credibility of prosecution cooperators. The wife of one of the gunmen confessed she never heard the rapper direct the attack.

Patagonian Dinosaur with Enormous Eyes Stuns Science: Lived 83 Million Years Ago

A small herbivorous dinosaur found in Río Negro, with unusually large eye sockets, reveals a unique adaptation for surviving long periods of darkness. The study, published in Cretaceous Research, redefines the evolution of these animals in the southern hemisphere.

Multi-Vehicle Pileup on Avenida 25 Causes Major Traffic Chaos in Bahía Blanca

A chain-reaction collision involving three vehicles brought traffic to a standstill on Avenida 25 near the Medalla Milagrosa neighborhood in Bahía Blanca, Argentina, during Friday morning rush hour. Emergency crews worked to clear the scene, while authorities urged drivers to seek alternate routes. No serious injuries were reported, but the incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the area.

Argentine bartender Pablo Carrizo found dead in Colombia after disappearing in August

The body of Pablo Emilio Carrizo Hryc, a 45-year-old Argentine bartender, was found on September 4 in Montería, Colombia. He had been missing since August 18 in Medellín. Authorities are investigating a possible traffic accident on the Medellín-Cartagena route.

Commerce Union Elections: Court Excludes Opposition List After 1,238 Irregularities Found in Endorsements

Argentina's National Chamber of Labor Appeals (Sala VIII) confirmed the exclusion of the opposition List Celeste-Verde from the Commerce Employees Union (SEC) elections held on Thursday, September 3. Armando Cavalieri, from the ruling List Azul, was re-elected for his eleventh consecutive term with participation from over 16,200 union members.

Missing La Plata Student Found Safe in Córdoba: A Joyful Reunion

Mariano Martínez, the 21-year-old architecture student whose disappearance sparked a massive search, was found alive on Friday in La Calera, Córdoba. The young man had traveled voluntarily and has already reunited with his father, bringing relief to his family and community.

Buenos Aires-La Plata Highway Toll Evasion Fines: Up to $250,000

Starting September 15, dodging the toll on the Buenos Aires-La Plata highway will cost up to $250,000. AUBASA, the road operator, is stepping up enforcement to ensure drivers pay their way, boosting road safety and funding for maintenance.

ANSES Scam Alert: Fake Social Media Profiles Target Argentines – How to Stay Safe

Argentina's social security agency ANSES has issued a formal warning about fraudulent social media profiles using its name to trick citizens into sharing sensitive personal data. Scammers are offering fake appointments, payments, and paperwork assistance via WhatsApp and other platforms. Learn how to spot the red flags and protect yourself from these phishing attempts.

Russell Howard and Wife Launch Felix Foundation in Memory of Their Late Son

British comedian Russell Howard and his wife, Dr. Cerys Morgan, have turned the pain of losing their son Felix into a mission of hope. The Felix Foundation, created in his memory, will support families facing miscarriage, premature birth, or neonatal loss. A star-studded charity gala at London's O2 Arena will bring together top comedy names.

Oriana Sabatini and Paulo Dybala Celebrate Six Months of Their Daughter Gia with Heartfelt Posts

On September 2, 2026, Argentine singer and model Oriana Sabatini and footballer Paulo Dybala marked a special milestone: the first six months of their daughter Gia, born on March 2, 2026, in Rome. The couple shared tender photos and messages that melted hearts, racking up over 720,000 likes and drawing love from family and fans worldwide.

The Invisible Engine of Imago: Why We Do What We Do

In a world saturated with information, Imago stands as a beacon of positive and constructive journalism. Discover the philosophy that drives every article, every image, and every story we publish daily.

The 'Pyramid Inch': A Hidden Timeline of Human History in Giza?

A controversial theory claims the internal measurements of the Great Pyramid of Giza conceal a timeline of human history. Could it be coincidence or ancestral knowledge? Discover the details of this fascinating hypothesis explored by History.

88-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Tracks in Canada: A Discovery 34 Years in the Making

A team of scientists has confirmed the first record of dinosaur footprints from the Coniacian period in Canada. The tracks, discovered in 1988 in a remote area of British Columbia, could only be studied in 2022. The finding fills a gap in dinosaur history and reveals a lost ecosystem.

The Great Pyramid of Giza: Pharaoh's Tomb or a Vault of Hidden Knowledge?

4,500 years after its construction, the Great Pyramid remains an enigma. While mainstream Egyptology defines it as the tomb of Pharaoh Khufu, new theories suggest it could hold scientific and technological secrets yet to be discovered. A journey into the heart of the mystery.

Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining: Resilience as a Driving Force for Positive Stories

In a world where bad news often dominates the agenda, popular wisdom reminds us that even the most difficult situations can bring opportunities. This saying, passed down through generations, finds new resonance in stories of overcoming and hope that inspire entire communities.

September 2026: Venus at Its Brightest and Harvest Moon to Light Up the Sky

September brings a sky full of wonders. NASA reports Venus will shine at its peak brilliance, the Harvest Moon will brighten the nights, and the equinox will mark the changing season. Here is your complete guide to catching every celestial event this month.

Planet X Approaching the Solar System? The Cosmic Mystery That Has Science on Edge

A mysterious celestial body known as Planet X or Planet Nine has reignited speculation among astronomers and enthusiasts. Some researchers suggest it might be drawing closer to our Solar System, though official science remains skeptical. This captivating debate, blending astrophysics and apocalyptic theories, takes center stage in the History channel's show, The Nostradamus Effect.

BepiColombo Passes Final Major Test: Separates Transfer Module, Heading for Mercury Orbit

The joint ESA and JAXA mission completed the separation of the Mercury Transfer Module (MTM) on September 3, 2026, over 200 million kilometers from Earth. With this autonomous maneuver, BepiColombo is ready for its orbital insertion on November 21, when it will begin unraveling the mysteries of the planet closest to the Sun.

Security Alert: Possible Asaas API Key Leak with Financial Access in Brazil

A cybercriminal known as alon3Hunt posted on a dark web forum a supposed API key linked to Asaas, a Brazilian fintech, which could allow access to accounts and enable fraud via PIX. The incident, not yet confirmed, raises alarms about the security of digital financial services in Brazil.

Global Cyber Alert: 13 New Attacks Reported Across 8 Countries, Including Argentina

A new global cyber threat report has raised alarms in at least eight countries, including Argentina. The report, which has not yet been independently confirmed, details a wave of attacks involving DDoS, webshells, defacement, and the sale of access to government systems.

Max Power 2026: Florida's Aerospace Festival Takes Off with an F-104 Flyover and NASA's ER-2 on Display

Aviation enthusiasts have an unmissable date: Max Power 2026 lands in Florida on November 7 and 8. With a flyover of the iconic F-104 Starfighters and NASA's imposing ER-2 in static display, the event promises a feast for the senses. Discover all the details of this unique experience combining history, technology, and a passion for flight.

Cyberattack Shakes FOFA.info: Internet Asset Search Engine Suffers Massive Outages

The hacktivist group ANKA RED TEAM claimed responsibility for disrupting FOFA.info, a key platform for cybersecurity professionals. Multiple international nodes reported HTTP 520 and 525 errors. The incident, not yet officially confirmed, could be a DDoS attack or a deeper intrusion.

Hacktivists Claim to Have Breached Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Website

A group of hacktivists known as Dz MinD Injector has claimed responsibility for an attack on the website of the Miami-Dade County Tax Collector's Office in Florida. The incident, not yet officially confirmed, has raised alarms about the digital security of government entities in the United States.

iPhone 18 and iPhone Ultra: leaked prices, colors, and launch date

With Apple's September 9, 2026 event just days away, leaks reveal the first foldable iPhone Ultra pricing and the iPhone 18 Pro color lineup. Here's everything we know so far about the upcoming devices.

Mirtha Legrand Skips Show on Doctor's Orders: Juana Viale Steps In This Weekend

At 99, Argentine TV icon Mirtha Legrand won't tape her Saturday show due to a flu-like illness. Her granddaughter, Juana Viale, will host both weekend programs. The news was confirmed by her daughter, Marcela Tinayre, and grandson, Nacho Viale.

Inflation Hits Hogwarts: Magic World Prices Soar

The wizarding world of Harry Potter is not immune to economic woes. A recent analysis reveals that inflation has reached Hogwarts, driving up the cost of wands, potions, and even education. Discover how much it now costs to be a wizard.

Tony Gatlif, the Filmmaker Who Celebrated Romani Culture, Dies at 77

Tony Gatlif, the French-Algerian director known for films like 'Latcho Drom' and 'Gadjo Dilo', passed away on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, in Arles, France, at the age of 77. His family bid him farewell with the Romani phrase 'Latcho Drom' (good journey), while he was working on a historical project.

Zach Cregger Promises an Immersive and Terrifying Experience for His New Resident Evil Movie

The director of 'Barbarian' reveals his vision to reboot the Resident Evil franchise on the big screen. His goal: make the audience feel the same tension and desperation as when playing the video games, prioritizing atmospheric horror over relentless action.

Carla Jeffery, Star of Disney's Zombies Franchise, Dies at 33

The entertainment world is mourning the loss of Carla Jeffery, beloved for her role as Bree in Disney Channel's musical trilogy 'Zombies'. She passed away on September 1, 2026, at the age of 33. Her representative, Carla Alexander, confirmed the news on Instagram. The cause of death has not been disclosed, and an autopsy is pending.

Avengers: Doomsday Teams Up with Cheetos and Drops Hints About Doctor Doom, Beast, Yelena, and Sam Wilson

A surprise collaboration between Marvel Studios and snack brands Cheetos, Wotsits, and Quavers has fans buzzing. While no direct character reveals are shown, the new packaging and ads suggest key details about Doctor Doom, Beast, Yelena Belova, and Sam Wilson in 'Avengers: Doomsday'.

Miley Cyrus Drops Her Last Name and Announces Tenth Album 'Bass Persuades'

Pop superstar Miley Cyrus has surprised fans by dropping the surname 'Cyrus' from her stage name, now going simply by 'Miley'. The change coincides with the announcement of her tenth studio album, 'Bass Persuades', set for release on September 18. Her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, publicly supported the decision, comparing her to legends like Cher and Prince.

Dengue in Argentina: Minimal Circulation and Zero Severe Cases in 2025-2026 Season

Argentina's 2025-2026 dengue season brought encouraging news: out of 28,028 suspected cases, only 71 were confirmed, a positivity rate of 0.25%. No sustained transmission or severe cases were recorded, marking a stark contrast to the devastating 2023-2024 outbreak.

The Power of Empathy: A Journey into the Heart of Human Emotions

In an increasingly connected yet paradoxically distant world, empathy emerges as an essential skill. We explore what it is, how it manifests, and why practicing it can transform our personal and social relationships. A journey through science, psychology, and everyday life.

Neuquén Confirms Second Hantavirus Case and Detects Human-to-Human Transmission: What We Know

On September 3, 2026, the Ministry of Health of Neuquén confirmed a second positive case of hantavirus in the rural area of Aluminé, Argentina. The patient is a close contact of the 26-year-old man who died weeks earlier. Authorities have activated a tracing and monitoring operation, while the Andes Sur variant raises alarms due to its ability to spread between people.

Syphilis in Argentina: A 15-Minute Rapid Test to Stop a Silent Epidemic

On World Sexual Health Day, experts warn that syphilis has reached historic records in Argentina, with over 55,000 cases in 2025. However, a key tool exists: a rapid test that detects the infection in just 15 minutes, allowing timely treatment.

Health Alert in France: Over 80 Salmonella Cases Linked to Pumpkin Seeds from Grand Frais

French health authorities are investigating a salmonella outbreak affecting more than 80 people, all linked to the consumption of pumpkin seeds sold at the Grand Frais supermarket chain. Consumers who purchased the product are urged not to eat it and to return it to the store.

Syphilis Cases Surge 71% in Argentina: Experts Urge Testing and Prevention

On World Sexual Health Day, specialists gathered at the FASGO Congress in Santiago del Estero warned about a worrying rise in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in Argentina. Syphilis cases jumped 71% in 2025, and the trend continues in 2026, with over 32,000 notifications by September.

Cardiologist Daniel Pérez Reveals the 5 Habits That Can Transform Your Health and Slow Aging

In an exclusive interview with Infobae, cardiologist and longevity expert Daniel Pérez shared the keys to aging healthily. From physical activity to stress management, these five habits could transform your quality of life and help prevent chronic diseases, which account for 75% of global mortality.

Miracle in Nepal: Two Workers Rescued Alive After Nine Days Trapped in a Tunnel

In an operation that defied all odds, rescue teams in Nepal managed to pull two workers out alive after they spent nine days trapped under tons of debris in the Trishuli 3A hydroelectric plant tunnel, following the devastating floods of August 26. Sanjay Sah and Kabir Maharjan, both mechanics, were found 170 meters from the tunnel entrance and rushed to a hospital in Kathmandu.

UN Launches Urgent Appeal for Flood Victims in Nepal and Tibet

Catastrophic floods in Nepal and Tibet have left thousands displaced and in desperate need of aid. The United Nations has issued an urgent appeal to the international community to raise funds for vital assistance. Discover the details of this humanitarian crisis and how you can make a difference.

Ukraine Denounces Russian Attack on Security Service HQ and Demands Firm Response

In a new chapter of the war, Russia launched an attack on the headquarters of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) in Kyiv. Ukrainian authorities called it a 'major escalation' and demanded a 'firm response' from the international community. The attack comes amid intense fighting in the east of the country.

Femicide in Florence: Woman Thrown from Highway Bridge by Ex-Partner

Lorena Isceri, 45, was kidnapped and thrown from a bridge on the A1 highway in Florence by her ex-partner, Federico Vella, 38, who then took his own life. The incident occurred on Thursday, September 3, and has shaken Italy, where at least seven femicides have been recorded since August 15.

Femicide in Florence: Woman Killed by Ex-Partner Who Then Jumped to His Death

Lorena Isceri, 45, was kidnapped on Thursday in Rifredi, Florence, and thrown from a highway bridge by her ex-partner, Federico Vella, 38, who also jumped. It is the seventh femicide in Italy since mid-August, reigniting the debate on preventing gender-based violence.

Colombia's President Sparks Outrage by Posting Video Among Guerrilla Corpses

Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella has ignited a firestorm of criticism after sharing a video on social media showing him walking among white body bags containing 23 guerrillas killed in a military operation in the Amazon. While he defends his 'total war' policy, the opposition and former President Gustavo Petro accuse him of 'necropolitics' and lacking humanity.

Giorgia Meloni Makes History: Italy's Longest-Serving Government Since the Republic Was Founded

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has achieved a historic milestone: her government has become the longest-lasting in the history of the Italian Republic. A feat that defies Italy's tradition of political instability and cements her leadership on the European stage.