Iran

It is now up to Ayatollah Hashem Hosseini Bushehri, who is responsible for the secretariat of the Conference of Experts, to "announce his decision publicly."

At least four people have been killed this Sunday in the Israeli attack on a hotel on the Beirut promenade, the first in a six-day air strike in the city centre, where Israel claims to have captured the commanders of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

Tehran woke up this Sunday in a toxic cloud caused by smoke from Israel's early morning attacks on oil installations.

The military offensive has worsened and fires have erupted in basic infrastructure, increasing instability in the region.

Garikoitz Knörr, a professor of Euskera who was in Doha, Qatar, at the time when the US and Israel launched an armed attack on Iran, has spent a week explaining to us in this video his difficulties in returning home.

"Due to Iran's misconduct, we are seriously considering the complete destruction of wider areas and the death of people who have so far not been targeted," the US president said in a social media message.

The war began with the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and continues with the attacks and counter-attacks of both, while Trump has called on the Islamic Republic to "surrender unconditionally."

The world order entered a new situation a week ago, when the United States and Israel began their attacks on Iran. How long will this conflict last? Will the Gulf countries enter? What position will Europe, Russia and China take?

In addition, Michael Ayestaran has explained that more than 700,000 people have had to leave their homes from Beirut, where Israel has carried out heavy bombings after demanding the evacuation of the southern neighbourhoods of the Lebanese capital. 

The war in the Middle East has a direct impact on transport, which could soon spread to other areas of everyday life. Truck drivers are very concerned about the sharp rise in prices in a week.

As a result of the war in the Middle East, all energy exporters in the region could cut production in a few weeks, bringing the price of oil to $150 a barrel and "sinking the world's economies."

According to the President of the United States, the Cubans "want to reach an agreement," and to negotiate Trump has appointed Secretary of State Marco Rubio. En the words of the Republican, Cuba's fall would be "the cherry of the cake."

The President of the Spanish Government reiterates the slogan "No to war" at the summit between Spain and Portugal Sánchez stresses his "respect" for the US and its society, but stresses that the position of the Spanish Government is clear

WHO has confirmed several attacks on the Iranian health system and stressed that  is protected by international humanitarian law by any facility or building dedicated to health.

This increase confirms the trend change, as petrol and diesel have fallen by more than 3.5% and 5% respectively in recent months, although filling the tank costs less than a year ago.

The Ministry of Defence has explained that Spain "demonstrates its commitment to the defence of the European Union and the eastern border" with this movement. 

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

Pedro Sanchez recovers the slogan "No to war" that became popular with the invasion of Iraq in 2003 in the face of the conflict in the Middle East and warns that Spain will not be complicit in anything bad for the world, for fear of reprisals by some, alluding to Donald Trump.

The President of the Government, Pedro Sanchez, has assured us that the Government's position on the war conflict in the Middle East caused by the US and Israel attacks on Iran is summarised in two words, "No to war," a slogan that was circulated simultaneously in connection with the 2003 Iraq war.

On Tuesday, the Israeli Air Force attacked the building where the Council of Experts was to meet to elect Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's successor, in the holy city of Qom, in an attempt to interrupt the appointment process.