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USA prepares for giant hurricane
Schools are closing and people are being evacuated as parts of the southeastern coast of the USA prepare for Hurricane Helene – which is expected to be unusually strong. Don't compare it to any other storm you've experienced in recent years, warns Robbie Berg, coordinator for hurricane warnings.
Kamala Harris to the US Southern Border
The Democrats' presidential candidate Kamala Harris plans to visit the US-Mexico border this week, according to media. The Republicans have long criticized her for avoiding the border and not addressing the illegal migration that is taking place there.
F1 Lando Norris wins in Singapore - pressures Verstappen
In the lead from start to finish and clearly superior. Lando Norris won with over 20 seconds – and tightens the title race in Formula 1.
Many dead in two landslides in Mexico
At least 15 people have died in two severe landslides in central Mexico. Several residential buildings were swept away by mudslides in the town of San Luis Ayucan in the extended metropolitan area of the capital Mexico City on Saturday.
Controversial reform now law in Mexico
Mexico's outgoing president Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador has signed the controversial law that means the people will get to elect all the country's judges. In a video clip on social media on Sunday, local time, the president is seen signing the law and says it is a "historic day".
Controversial Reform in Mexico: The People Get to Choose Judges
Mexico becomes the first in the world to let the people elect all the country's judges. When the constitutional amendment was to be approved in the senate, the building was stormed by demonstrators.
Pochettino becomes new national team coach in the USA
The Argentine Mauricio Pochettino becomes the new national team coach for the USA's men's football team, announces the USA's Football Association. .
Many Swedes want "environmental murder" to become a crime
Two out of three Swedes think that it should be criminal to seriously harm nature or the climate and that those responsible should be held accountable. This is shown by a new international Ipsos survey.
JP Morgan Removes Buy Recommendation on China
The American giant bank JP Morgan Chase & Co is removing its buy recommendation on Chinese stocks. The bank's strategists are warning of increased uncertainty due to the US presidential election in November, headwinds for China's economy, and difficulties in getting Chinese stimulus measures to work.
Daniel Craig – from macho-Bond to LGBTQ+ person
The leading role in "Queer" is one of the most demanding in Daniel Craig's career. Gone is all James Bond glamour.
Old "Paradise Hotel" - with new values
Sex, liquor and cheating characterized "Paradise Hotel", whose new "nice" variant was dissed by the viewers. Now the original is back and almost everything is as before.
War on women in Mexico City's subway
Sexual assaults, harassment – even rapes and kidnappings. Mexico City's subway is called a "ground zero" for men's violence against women.
Expert: Harris' important difference from Biden
The interview with Kamala Harris offered few news on the policy area, and at home the reviews are lukewarm. But the Democratic presidential candidate managed through her mere presence to show how she differs from Joe Biden, according to an American expert.
Harris: My values have not changed
Kamala Harris promises to take a tough stance on illegal immigration and continue to support Israel if she moves into the White House. But her values have not changed, she emphasizes in her first interview as a presidential candidate.
Mexico "pauses" relations with the USA and Canada
Mexico's president says the country has put its relations with the USA and Canada "on hold". This after the neighboring countries expressed concern over a proposed – and controversial – review of Mexico's judicial system.
Football, Money, Women – This Was "Svennis'" Life
In the waiting room of death, he met with joy and gratitude the collective love and appreciation of the football world. Until the very end, Sven-Göran "Svennis" Eriksson affirmed life.
Volvo sets up new factory in Mexico
The truck giant Volvo has decided to locate its new North American truck factory in Monterrey, Mexico. The factory is expected to be in operation by 2026 and involves an investment of around 7.
Forced passengers to fight to the death – sentenced
Over 100 young men were dragged off buses and given a choice: Work for the drug cartel or fight to the death with clubs. Now, eleven cartel members are being sentenced for the massacre, which took place in 2010-2011.
Saudi Arabia signs sponsorship agreement with Concacaf
Saudi Arabia continues to pump money into football. The country's investment fund has now signed a sponsorship agreement with Concacaf (North and Central America and the Caribbean's football association) ahead of the men's World Championship 2026 in the region.
Pink Sea Pig Found in the Depths – "You're Left Speechless"
A "Barbie-pig" and a creature that can become 15,000 years old. Researchers recently found several mysterious species – right in an area currently being considered for large-scale offshore mining.
USA "surprised" when drug lords turned up
Drug Baron Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada was taken to the USA against his will, confirms the USA's ambassador in Mexico. But it was not the USA that was behind the whole thing – the Americans had no idea that he and another cartel leader would show up.
Prices up but Mexico lowers interest rate
Mexico's central bank is acting unorthodox and lowering the interest rate despite increased consumer prices and inflation. The interest rate is being lowered by 25 basis points to 10.
The Opposition: We Guarantee Maduro a Safe Exit
Venezuela's opposition leader promises sitting President Nicolás Maduro "guarantees" if he relinquishes power. Maduro, in turn, blocks the media platform X where criticism is directed against the president – and excludes negotiations.
The heat trend is broken – after 13 months
For the first time in over a year, the heat record was absent. July 2024 became "only" the second warmest July month ever measured on Earth.
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