The newspaper Junge Welt has turned its attention to the project of El Ciudadano, which now publishes a German edition aimed at bringing the Chilean and Latin American reality to the audience in this European nation.

The administration of José Antonio Kast grappled with confusion and political challenges as it announced the departure of Treasury Undersecretary Juan Pablo Rodríguez, revealing he was dismissed due to a positive drug test result after initially claiming his resignation.

Harbin, situated near the Russian border, is gaining international attention as a key hub for China's burgeoning space program.

The controversy surrounding the formula for compensating municipalities due to contribution exemptions highlights concerns over increasing inequalities among communities.

The fragile truce in the geopolitics of the Middle East has completely evaporated, as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launches significant attacks against US installations in the Persian Gulf and Jordan in retaliation for ongoing American airstrikes.

An investigation has been initiated against former minister Steinert for her alleged interference in organized crime cases.

Authorities and rescue teams successfully evacuated 45 individuals isolated by heavy snowfall in the Atacama Mountain Range, while efforts continue to locate one missing woman.

The Second Chamber of the Supreme Court has confirmed sentences against two former police officers for their roles in the execution of two young men during the 1973 coup in Chile, underscoring the ongoing fight against impunity for crimes against humanity.

Michelle Bachelet participated in her inaugural debate for the Secretary-General of the United Nations today, following the decision by José Antonio Kast's government to withdraw its support for her candidacy, previously announced by former president Gabriel Boric's administration.

Alicia Lira, the prominent president of the Association of Families of Executed Politicals, has been honored with the 2026 National Human Rights Prize.