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27 marzo, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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Pausa | Rusia desde dentro: lo que los rusos están empezando a entender de Putin

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Esta semana, viajamos a la Rusia de Putin para descubrir cómo es la vida en Moscú, en ‘Putinistán’, y de cómo el final de la guerra en Ucrania, si es que sucede, puede cambiarlo todo

Por Marta García Aller

Esta semana Putin arrasó en las elecciones con el 87% de los votos y seguirá cinco años más, o los que quiera, en el poder. Pero algo está cambiando desde la guerra. Para los rusos ahora no hacer nada puede ser más peligroso que hacer algo. ¿Queda alguna resistencia a Putin tras la muerte de Navalni? ¿Cómo ha cambiado la vida en Moscú desde la invasión de Ucrania? A esta y otras preguntas responde el nuevo episodio de Pausa, el pódcast de El Confidencial que presenta y dirige Marta García Aller y que puedes escuchar una semana antes en exclusiva en Podimo y en abierto en Ivoox, Spotify y Apple Podcast. Junto a ella estará Xavier Colas, corresponsal en Moscú de El Mundo y Onda Cero y autor de Putinistán (La Esfera, 2024)

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26 marzo, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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Israel’s arbitrary detention of Palestinian journalists (CPJ)

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Israel escalates practice of detaining journalists without charge amid war

New York, March 25, 2024—Israel is utilizing administrative detention to detain a record number of Palestinian journalists without charge during the Israel-Gaza war, according to an urgent appeal submitted by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) to the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on March 25, 2024.

The submission calls on the Working Group to investigate the cases of journalists Moath Amarneh, Mohammad Badr, and Ameer Abu Iram, all of whom have been detained without charge by Israel after the start of the Israel-Gaza war on October 7, 2023. Continue leyendo →

26 marzo, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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Ethical dimensions and identity politics (from M. Igantieff to G. Rachman)

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Gideon Rachman

March 25, 2024

Early in the Gaza conflict, a TikTok video of John Kirby went viral. In the first frames, the White House spokesman is composed as he describes civilian casualties in Gaza as part of the “brutal, ugly” reality of war. In the second part, he chokes up as he describes his horror at civilian deaths in Ukraine.

For the Biden administration’s critics, that video summed up America’s double standards. But the whole debate about the relative treatment of Ukraine and Gaza misses a wider point about selective compassion. The tragedies of Ukraine, Gaza and Israel all get far more attention than wars and humanitarian calamities elsewhere in the world.

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26 marzo, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Backstory on ISIS-K (Frontline)

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The suburban Moscow concert hall assault last Friday that killed more than 130 people was the deadliest attack inside Russia in 20 years. It raised major questions about the capabilities and ambitions of the terror group that U.S. officials believe was responsible: ISIS-Khorasan, or ISIS-K, an affiliate of the self-declared Islamic State that emerged in Afghanistan.

In multiple documentaries over the years, FRONTLINE has examined how ISIS-K established a foothold in Afghanistan and emerged as a threat. Explore our collected reporting, available to stream now.

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Explore FRONTLINE’s broader reporting on ISIS and the fight against the terror group in The Secret History of ISIS, The Rise of ISIS, Confronting ISIS and many other documentaries.

22 marzo, 2024
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Israel-Hamas war

Alec Russell, foreign editor, was joined by FT colleagues in Jerusalem, Beirut, Cairo and Washington DC for a subscriber webinar on the Israel-Hamas war, fears of a wider conflict and the chance of a long-term settlement.

As the international outcry grows over the death toll and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, our panel answered your questions on the following topics and more:

-What will it take to bring a lasting ceasefire in Gaza? 

.Is the Biden administration able to secure a change of course by Israel as long as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is kept in power by far-right politicians opposed to any deal with Palestinians? 

-How much damage has America’s backing for Israel done to Washington’s standing in the world — and to President Biden’s domestic political support? 

-Is a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict still viable? What is the role of Israel’s Arab neighbours in bringing peace to and rebuilding shattered Palestinian communities? 

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