What happened to the tourist accused of carving his name into Rome’s Colosseum?

4 de July, 2023

Ivan Dimitrov, a 27-year-old fitness instructor living in Bristol, faces up to five years in prison and a €15,000 fine after being filmed defacing 2,000-year-old amphitheatre of world historical importance

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Brazil Eyes Argentine Gas Amid Regional Collaboration

Brazil plans to deepen its energy ties with Argentina, aiming to import three million cubic meters of natural gas daily from Vaca Muerta. Located in southern Argentina, Vaca Muerta is the world’s second-largest reserve of unconventional oil and gas, making it a key regional energy player. During “Gas Week 2024,” Brazilian Minister of Mines and […]

Bolivia’s Armed Forces advance: introducing cyber defense and integrating cybersecurity training

Bolivia’s Armed Forces are set to venture into cyber operations by establishing a Cyber Defense department. They also plan to integrate cybersecurity studies into the military institution’s academic and training programs. This move was announced by the Chief Commander of the Armed Forces, as reported by the official ABI agency. In line with the State […]

Opinion: Mitigating Escalation in a Tense Middle East

(Opinion) Recent events in the Middle East have significantly escalated tensions, raising fears of a broader regional conflict. A terror attack in Iran and intensified skirmishes in the Red Sea, coupled with Israel’s operations in Gaza and the assassination of a Hamas leader in Lebanon, have created a volatile atmosphere. These incidents are intricately linked, […]