Nazanin Armanian, an Iranian political scientist, has been forced into exile twice. The first time was during the Shah's reign, and the second time under Ayatollah Khomeini. Armanian, sentenced to death for belonging to the Afghan Women's Democratic Organization and the Communist Party, came to live in Barcelona, ​​from where she fled due to threats from the regime after they located her address. She now lives in Madrid.

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Israel didn't wait 24 hours after bombing the Qatari capital to attack the Yemeni capital. Its aircraft launched an attack on the Yemeni Defense Ministry in Sana'a on Wednesday and other residential areas in the city, in retaliation for the Houthi drone attack on Ramon International Airport in southern Israel. At least 35 people were killed and 131 others were injured in the wave of attacks in Sana'a and the Al Jawf region, according to data from the Yemeni Ministry of Health.

Poland announced early this morning that it had shot down several Russian drones that entered its territory and thus violated Polish airspace. NATO member Warsaw considered the incursion "an act of aggression" that posed "a real threat to the security" of its citizens. Prime Minister Donald Tusk even warned that the prospect of a major open conflict with Russia is "closer than at any time since World War II."

With 48 hours to go until the Diada, the state of the world, especially the Israeli massacre in Gaza, dominates the news. This morning, The Flotilla has reported a drone attack on one of its main vessels, docked in Tunisia.This is the moment. The alleged attack caused a fire, but no one was harmed.

For the first time since the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, Moscow's missiles directly hit the main Ukrainian government headquarters in Kiev, in the center of the capital, early Sunday morning, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko reported. "For the first time, the government building—its roof and upper floors—has been damaged by an enemy attack. Rescue teams are extinguishing the fire," she wrote on Facebook. Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiha warned that this "represents a serious escalation," and the mayor of the capital, Vitaly Klychko, specified that it was a drone attack, and that the projectile could have accidentally hit the building after being intercepted by defenses. However, the details of what actually happened are still being investigated.

In mid-March, while Sudan's main paramilitary group collapsed in the last positions they had been able to hold in the capital.In Khartoum, its leader, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, declared that they would not give in and would expand the conflict. Days later, his brother, Abdelrahim Dagalo, who is increasingly acting as the group's de facto commander, issued a similar warning, threatening to extend the war to the north and east of the country, areas that until then had remained relatively isolated.

We have leaks about the amnesty, which we'll discuss shortly. But before that, I can't have to cover a Ukrainian military operation that has the world aghast (and worried about Russia's reaction).

We should start with Trump because, as much as we know he likes the spotlight, this morning he used language that was unusual even for him. He said that Putin has gone completely CRAZY (in all caps), who "is not happy with what Putin is doing" after Moscow launched the largest airstrike against Ukraine of the war this weekend. "I've always had a very good relationship with Vladimir Putin," Trump said, "but something's happened to him. He's killing a lot of people unnecessarily, and I'm not just talking about soldiers. Missiles and drones are being fired at cities in Ukraine for no reason. I'm not happy with what Putin is doing." It's killing a lot of people, and I don't know what happened to him."

A group of unknown individuals attacked the center for minors under the care of the Generalitat (Catalan government) located in Piera, Anoia, early this morning, using flammable liquids and stones. The incidents did not cause any injuries and come after a week of incidents and tension between a group of young people in care and residents of the municipality, which forced the Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) to intervene on several occasions. Three inmates were attacked during these incidents. The Catalan police are guarding the center, which has been partially burned, to prevent further disturbances.

A group of unknown individuals attacked the juvenile center under the supervision of the Generalitat (Catalan government) in Piera, Anoia, Castell de Fang, early Friday morning with flammable liquids and stones. During these incidents, the Catalan police are guarding the center, which has been partially burned, to prevent further disturbances. The CaseThe attack took place around 5:00 a.m., while the minors in care and the caretakers who run the center were sleeping. Typically, around 20 people are present at night. The damage caused by the throwing of flammable substances and blunt objects is currently being assessed, which has damaged part of the facade and furniture inside the facility, such as a sofa, as well as a vehicle that was outside. The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) have opened an investigation into this case, which, in addition to identifying the perpetrators of the attack, aims to clarify whether this morning's action is directly related to the incidents this week in Piera involving young people in care and people from outside the center.

A wave of US bombings has left at least 80 dead and 150 injured in the port of Ras Isa in Yemen, according to local media affiliated with the Houthi movement, which is threatening boat traffic through the Red Sea in solidarity with the people of Gaza. Among the victims are paramedics and rescue team members. The Israeli military command justified the attack by saying the port was a fuel and financial base for the Houthi movement, which is affiliated with Iran.

The Austrian government has described this Sunday as an "Islamist attack" yesterday's attack saturday In the attack, a 23-year-old Syrian man stabbed several pedestrians in the street with a knife in the town of Villach, near the border with Italy and Slovenia. A 14-year-old boy died and five other people were injured. Following the attack, Austria's conservative Interior Minister Gerhard Karner announced at a press conference on Sunday that mass controls would be carried out without prior reason on asylum seekers from Syria and Afghanistan, because they must be "closed" and "deported."

A group of Torredembarra (Tarragonès) residents attacked a youth centre for unaccompanied foreign minors in the town on Thursday, injuring two of the detainees, one of them gravely. The events took place after a neighbourhood demonstration demanding more security after several crimes were committed by some young adults living in a squat in the area. Once the rally was over, dozens of protesters went on to search for some of the squatters and ended up assaulting a youth living in the centre, who was injured and is now in the Santa Tecla Hospital in Tarragona with a broken nose. They also went to the centre for minors, owned by the Generalitat, and vandalised it before entering and scaring the residents.