News: the US-China trade agreement, the UN conference and the programming of the Big Week in San Sebastian
A summary of what will be news today, in two words.
- Trade Agreement between the UnitedStates and EB: The United States and the European Union (EU), among others, have reached a trade agreement to imposetariffson European products of 15% . Truck, Europe will have to buy energy from the United States worth $750 billion and invest in industrial equipment.
- UN conference: Gaur begins, in New York, the conference of the UN General Assembly for a two-state solution to the Middle East, which comes a few days after France announced its recognition of Palestine as a state in September.
- Big Week Programming: The City Council of San Sebastián will present the Big Donostiarra Weekprogram to be held from 9 to 16 August. The Piratesof San Sebastian, for their part, have prepared a popular and varied Big Week.
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The provisional agreement between the Council of Europe and the European Parliament shall extend the grounds for non-admission of applications for protection.
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Venezuela to the United States: "You will not have our oil, either given away or stolen."
The White House said yesterday that the US was the founder of the Venezuelan oil industry, and that the nationalization of that industry in Caracas in 1976 was the "biggest robbery" ever committed against Americans.
Germany agrees to give children 10 euros a month to save on retirement pensions
The so-called "early start pension" is part of a broader package of reforms of the private pension system launched by the German Government.
Cyberattack on the French Ministry of the Interior
The Minister of the Interior, Laurent Núñez, has stated that hackers have accessed files of criminal records (TAJ) and wanted persons (FPR). The Paris Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation to clarify what happened.
Trump has ordered the total blockade of oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela
The US president has stressed that "Maduro's illegitimate regime is using stolen oil to finance drug terrorism, human trafficking, murder, and kidnapping, among others."
Australia has announced a tightening of arms laws following the Bondi bombing
The Australian Government has responded to Sunday's attack on Bondi beach and announced changes to arms legislation to strengthen controls, which killed 16 people in Sydney.
Nick Reiner, son of filmmaker Rob Reiner and Michel Singer, has been arrested in connection with the death of his parents
The film director and his wife appeared dead this Sunday at his residence in Brentwood, Los Angeles, United States.
The International Criminal Court will continue to investigate the Palestinian case by rejecting Israel's appeal
The Israeli Government wanted to take over the investigation on the grounds that it was competent.
The EU assumes that Ukraine will be forced to renounce NATO and is committed to protecting its security
European sources have explained that once the peace agreement has been reached, "serious" work is under way to define measures to ensure Ukraine's future security.