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Over 1,000 Humanitarian Workers Killed Globally in Three Years, U.N. Reports

Over 1,000 Humanitarian Workers Killed Globally in Three Years, U.N. Reports

The United Nations has reported that more than 1,000 humanitarian workers have been killed worldwide over the past three years, a significant increase compared to the previous three-year period. U.N. humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher highlighted that this surge in deaths is not accidental but indicative of a collapse in protection for aid workers. The majority of these fatalities occurred in conflict zones such as Gaza, the West Bank, Sudan, South Sudan, Ukraine, and Congo. The U.N. Security Council is addressing this issue, emphasizing the need for member states to uphold international law and protect humanitarian workers.
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UN: Over 1,000 aid workers have been killed in the past 3 years, nearly triple the previous 3 years

UN: Over 1,000 aid workers have been killed in the past 3 years, nearly triple the previous 3 years

More than 1,000 humanitarian workers have been killed across the globe in the last three years, nearly triple the death count in the previous three years, the U.N. says
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El alto mando del ejército francés teme una "guerra abierta" contra Rusia

El alto mando del ejército francés teme una "guerra abierta" contra Rusia

El jefe del Estado Mayor francés, Fabien Mandon, aseguró este jueves que la posibilidad de una "guerra abierta" contra Rusia es su "principal preocupación", un día después de que el gobierno francés presentara una ley para aumentar el gasto militar.
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U.N. Reports Over 1,000 Humanitarian Workers Killed Globally in Three Years

U.N. Reports Over 1,000 Humanitarian Workers Killed Globally in Three Years

The United Nations has reported that over 1,000 humanitarian workers have been killed globally in the past three years, nearly tripling the death count from the previous three years. The majority of these deaths occurred in conflict zones such as Gaza, the West Bank, and Sudan. The U.N. attributes this increase to a collapse in protection for aid workers, who are often targeted despite being in clearly marked convoys and coordinating with authorities.
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Rusia declara "organización extremista" a la ONG Memorial, premio Nobel de la Paz

Rusia declara "organización extremista" a la ONG Memorial, premio Nobel de la Paz

La Corte Suprema de Rusia declaró este jueves a la ONG Memorial "organización extremista", lo que facilitará el enjuiciamiento de los simpatizantes de esta asociación de defensa de derechos humanos cogalardonada en 2022 con el Premio Nobel de la Paz.
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Al menos 326 trabajadores humanitarios asesinados en 2025, según la ONU

Al menos 326 trabajadores humanitarios asesinados en 2025, según la ONU

Al menos 326 trabajadores humanitarios fueron asesinados en 2025 en 21 países, lo que eleva a más de 1.000 el total global en los últimos tres años, dijo el miércoles un alto funcionario de la ONU, que denuncia "un síntoma de un mundo sin ley".
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Ucrania elogia la "firmeza" de EEUU tras el acuerdo con Irán y pide presionar a Rusia

Ucrania elogia la "firmeza" de EEUU tras el acuerdo con Irán y pide presionar a Rusia

El ministro ucraniano de Relaciones Exteriores elogió este miércoles la "firmeza" de Estados Unidos tras el acuerdo de alto al fuego con Irán y pidió a Washington que presione a Rusia para poner fin a más de cuatro años de guerra.
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Ukraine Missile Maker Aims for Low-Cost Air Defense System by 2027

Ukraine Missile Maker Aims for Low-Cost Air Defense System by 2027

Fire Point, a Ukrainian missile manufacturer, is collaborating with European companies to develop a new air defense system by 2027. This system aims to provide a cost-effective alternative to the Patriot system, with the goal of reducing the cost of intercepting ballistic missiles to under $1 million. The initiative comes amid global instability due to conflicts in Ukraine and Iran. Fire Point is also seeking investment from a Middle Eastern conglomerate to expand its business opportunities, including satellite launches.
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Exclusive-Russia supplies Iran with cyber support, spy imagery to hone attacks, Ukraine says

Exclusive-Russia supplies Iran with cyber support, spy imagery to hone attacks, Ukraine says

By Tom Balmforth and John Irish LONDON/PARIS, April 7 (Reuters) - Russian satellites have made dozens of detailed imagery surveys of military facilities and critical sites across the Middle East to help Iran strike U.S. forces and other targets, according to a Ukrainian intelligence assessment.
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Gulf states eye cheap Ukrainian interceptor drone as Iranian attacks drain missile stocks

Gulf states eye cheap Ukrainian interceptor drone as Iranian attacks drain missile stocks

By Tim Kelly and Maki Shiraki TOKYO, April 8 (Reuters) - Gulf states including Saudi Arabia and the UAE are exploring a $2,500 Ukrainian-designed interceptor drone as a cheaper way to counter Iranian attacks that are depleting stockpiles of U.S.-made missiles, a Japanese firm marketing the
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Ataques en Ucrania y Rusia dejan 12 muertos, entre ellos dos niños

Ataques en Ucrania y Rusia dejan 12 muertos, entre ellos dos niños

Bombardeos en Rusia y en Ucrania dejaron este martes 12 personas muertas, en un conteo que incluye a dos niños.
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Rusia espera reanudar pronto las negociaciones con Ucrania y EEUU

Rusia espera reanudar pronto las negociaciones con Ucrania y EEUU

Rusia espera reanudar a corto plazo las negociaciones tripartitas con Ucrania y Estados Unidos, suspendidas desde el estallido de la guerra en Oriente Medio, dijo el Kremlin este miércoles tras el anuncio de un alto el fuego entre Washington y Teherán.