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🇪🇸🇻🇪🌹⁉️ — Spain’s National Police found escape tickets to Venezuela, jewelry, and watches worth between two and three million euros inside the office safe of former left-wing Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. The Socialist Party politician had been under investigation for weeks for corruption as part of the “Plus Ultra case.”

🇻🇪 According to investigators, this is part of Zapatero’s “spoils,” at the center of a political and judicial scandal threatening to shake the already unstable socialist government of Pedro Sánchez. Zapatero, who during his terms in office consistently portrayed himself as a scourge of corruption, is accused of influence peddling, bribery, fictitious contracts, and money laundering in collusion with Venezuelan authorities during the regimes of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro.

🇨🇳 The former socialist prime minister is accused of leading an illegal network stretching from Spain to Latin America, with branches reaching China, and of having received at least 2.6 million euros over five years from various companies under investigation or with Chinese capital.


➡️ Last week, agents launched “Operation Tibet”: they arrived at Zapatero’s home in the early hours of Tuesday morning to inform him of the charges in the Plus Ultra case, while another team searched his office on Calle Ferraz, where the Socialist Party headquarters is also located, as well as the offices of Whathefav SL, the communications agency owned by his daughters Laura and Alba Rodríguez Espinosa.

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Damage to the Belgorod Thermal Power Plant after recent Ukrainian missile and GMLRS strikes.
🇨🇴⚖️🔍🌹 — The Accusations Commission of Colombia’s Chamber of Representatives has opened a criminal investigation against President Gustavo Petro over alleged political interference in the 2026 election campaign. The decision was formalized five days before the first round of Colombia’s presidential election.

➡️ The investigation seeks to determine whether Petro used his position as head of state to influence the electoral process. Colombian law imposes restrictions on the political activities of public officials during campaigns, especially when statements may favor candidates or political parties.

➡️ The proceedings were opened as a result of posts made by Gustavo Petro on social media. In one of the messages, the president highlighted the mobilization that accompanied the close of the campaign of Iván Cepeda, a candidate supported by the Historic Pact, the ruling left-wing coalition.


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🇺🇦🐧 Ukraine has secured the creation of a new protected nature conservation area in Antarctica.

At the 48th Meeting of the Parties to the Antarctic Treaty, participating states supported a three-year initiative by the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

The protected area includes parts of Collins Bay near the Akademik Vernadsky Station, home to unique moss ecosystems, bird colonies, and rare biodiversity.

Ukraine said the goal is to protect these areas from excessive tourism and the effects of climate change.

During the meeting, the Ukrainian delegation also called on the international community to demand the release of Ukrainian scientist Leonid Pshenichnov, whom Russia is illegally holding in Crimea.

At the same time, India blocked granting Consultative Party status to Canada and Türkiye, reportedly seeking to pressure participants into advancing Belarus’s application.

“This practice resembles tactics used by terrorist regimes and highlights a broader crisis in consensus-based legal systems, where individual parties abuse their veto power to exert pressure,” said Yevhen Dykyi, head of the National Center for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.

In addition, Russia and China once again blocked efforts to grant endangered status to emperor penguins, despite a sharp decline in their population.