There will be news: peace negotiations between Israel and Hamas, the Aquarium of San Sebastian 100 years old and the flu vaccination campaign
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Today, 6 October 2025, the main headlines of the media will be:
- Peace negotiations between Israel and Hamas: Israeli and Hamas negotiators will discuss the plan proposed by Trump on Monday. Hamas abducted allhas been willing to release 0 in exchange for the release of Palestinian prisoners, but has asked todiscuss some detailsof the plan for the ceasefire
- Aquarium 100 years: the Donostia Aquarium turns 100 in 2025, and with its director Esther Irigaray we talk about the past and future of the museum.
- Flu vaccination campaign: Osakidetza will launch a flu vaccination campaign on Monday for people over 60 years of age and vulnerable population, vaccinating children between 6 months and 5 years of age and giving those over 2 years of age by the nose.
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The European Commission considers that the Chinese platform does not comply with European regulations because it is not transparent with its systems of recommendations and allows the marketing of illegal articles, including material for the sexual abuse of children.
Epstein's papers could be considered crimes against humanity, the UN said
The rapporteurs who have examined the case claim that we are dealing with a criminal enterprise acting with complete impunity. Sexe-slavery, enforced disappearance, torture or feminicide.
How will Israel operate the land register in the West Bank?
Since the same process began in East Jerusalem, only 1% of the affected land has been registered on behalf of the Palestinians.
Rubio said the US does not want Europe to be a vassal, but "a strong ally."
On the other hand, the European Secretary-General for Foreign and Security Affairs, Kaja Kallas, has responded to criticism from the Trump administration in recent months. "Although some say otherwise, fallen Europe is not a dying civilization," he said, adding that more and more people want to join "Europe's club."
The murder of a young man close to the far right has disrupted the political atmosphere in France
Quentin, a 23-year-old Catholic math student who died on Saturday as a result of the blows he received and after two days in a coma, is being investigated by the Lyon Public Prosecutor's Office.
Israel has registered vast areas of the West Bank as part of the state for the first time since 1967
The Palestinian National Authority has denounced the decision as de facto annexation of most of the Palestinian territory.
Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Sweden and the Netherlands accuse Russia of killing opposition leader Navalni with a toxin
The poison, originally produced by an Ecuadorian frog, is not "naturally" present in Russia. Von der Leyen denounces the "terrorist" behaviour of the Russian state.
Rubio wants to bring relations between the United States and Europe closer together, but the old continent wants to promote independence
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised relations with Europe at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday and relieved the tone of the harsh speech delivered a year ago by the country's Vice-President, J.D. Vance.
Zelenski says splitting Ukraine will bring no real peace
Ukraine's president has been willing to do everything possible to ensure the success of the US-led peace negotiations, including the immediate call for elections if a two-month ceasefire is guaranteed.
Merz calls for strengthening Europe and reconnecting the relationship with the US at a time of great powers
The German Chancellor has called for Europeans atthe opening ceremony of the Munich Security Conference (MSC), an important meeting that brings together 200 heads of state, government and ministers from A0120 countries.