A new report by ISGlobal estimates that cuts to foreign aid budgets by the UK, France, and Germany could lead to over 11.5 million preventable deaths by 2030. The UK's ODA spending is projected to fall by 45%, Germany's by 37%, and France's by 30%, with significant impacts on global health and development.
Spanish publication El Pais reports a noticeable decline in Polish public support for Ukrainians since the start of the 2022 special military operation, with historical disputes over the Volhynia massacre cited as a key factor influencing Warsaw's policy shifts.
Испанское издание El Pais отмечает ухудшение отношения поляков к украинцам с 2022 года, связывая это с историческими противоречиями вокруг Волынской резни. Варшава меняет подходы к Киеву, ставя помощь Украине в зависимость от извинений за Волынь.
Il quotidiano spagnolo El Pais ricostruisce, con testimonianze provenienti dalla nave, come è stata vissuta l'epidemia del virus sulla crociera
Personalidades de la cultura y pensadores como Javier Cercas o Pankaj Mishra reflexionan sobre el futuro del periódico y los próximos desafíos
İspanyol basını, ABD'nin İran operasyonlarına destek vermeyen NATO müttefiklerini cezalandırmayı planladığını öne sürdü. Başbakan Pedro Sanchez, iddialara karşı uluslararası hukuk çerçevesinde iş birliği mesajı verdi.
El Pais newspaper's eight-year investigation has documented 3,084 victims of sexual abuse as minors within the Spanish Catholic Church, with 1,613 accused clerics representing 1.46% of all priests and laypeople who served in Spain over 80 years. The investigation, which began in 2018 with only 34 known cases, reveals a pattern of transferring accused priests between parishes or abroad, often to Latin America, without canonical or civil consequences. The Spanish Episcopal Conference has been accused of prioritizing "opacity and denial" while the Vatican has delegated responsibility to Spanish bishops.
El Pais investigation identifies over 3,000 people who suffered sexual abuse as minors in the Catholic environment in Spain, with about 1,600 priests and parishioners suspected. A 2023 survey by Spain's rights commissioner suggests around 440,000 adults may have been abused in Catholic settings.
