Podcasts about Gibraltar

Of the millions of victims of the Black Death, one was a teenager named Joseph ben Meir Abulafia, who died of the plague in Toledo in 1349 alongside his new wife. His tombstone was inscribed as a conversation with the dead: "I am the man who has seen desolation and destruction, blood and pestilence. The days of my youth were cut short suddenly, in the prime of my life." His unnamed mother survived, left alone and childless, her days filled with "bitter weeping." That inscription is one of seventy-six medieval tombstones from Toledo's Jewish cemetery that preserve the most personal voices of history's deadliest pandemic, a catastrophe that killed an estimated 100 million people in six years and whose aftershocks lasted for centuries. Today's guest is Thomas Asbridge, author of The Black Death: A Global History of Humanity's Most Devastating Pandemic. We discuss how a minor Venetian merchant's business papers, preserved by his widow in a convent, reveal that the medieval trade networks which kept cities fed were also purpose-built to spread epidemic disease across thousands of miles. We look at why the Byzantine emperor wrote about his fourteen-year-old son's death with clinical detachment, how a Franciscan intellectual who had questioned whether other worlds existed died carrying holy water through plague-ravaged Messina, and why the only European king killed by the Black Death was besieging Gibraltar with dreams of marching to Jerusalem when the plague found his camp. The pandemic's most devastating long-term consequences were felt not in Europe but in the Muslim world, where the once-invincible Mamluk Empire was broken by recurrent outbreaks and eventually conquered by the Ottomans, and that this forgotten collapse may have been the true hinge point that set the West on its path to global dominance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Gibraltar Music Festival is making its long-awaited return this September. GMF Summer Sessions will bring three nights of live music to the Europa Sports Arena, featuring international stars James Morrison, Rosario and Billy Ocean alongside a strong line-up of local talent.The search is on for this year's Miss Gibraltar - We'll be catching up with organiser Kelvin Hewitt soon. As well as Ashlyn Gonzlez, who will be representing the rock at an international level at the Miss Supranational Pageant in Poland. We'll be finding out more about Ashlyn's From the Ground Up project, inspired by her own journey with scoliosis.And, Another former Miss Gibraltar contestant, Akisha Ferrell, has gone from strength to strength since taking part in the pageant a few years ago. Akisha is back on the Rock after success abroad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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We start today's episode catching up with the weekend sport with Robin Sheppard Capurro.Gibraltar's darts stars have returned from the PDC World Cup of Darts in Frankfurt after competing against the sport's elite. Justin Hewitt joins us in the studio, and we'll also hear from Craig Galliano as they reflect on their performances on the world stage.The International Lions Club of Gibraltar has donated around £20,000 to 26 local charities and community organisations. President Manuel Olivera and volunteer Jackie Dalli will be here to tell us more.Gibraltar is preparing to host the FIBA European Championship for Small Countries next week. National team players Thomas Yome and Jamie McGrail join us to look ahead to the tournament. And we speak to Ros Astengo about last night's Viewpoint programme. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Wir sprechen mit Rui Alves, dem Gründer von [orcas.pt](https://www.orcas.pt/), der führenden Plattform für Orca-Interaktionen vor der iberischen Küste. Ein virales Video lenkt derzeit die Aufmerksamkeit auf die Orcas, doch wie gefährlich sind diese Begegnungen tatsächlich? Rui Alves teilt zudem exklusive Informationen darüber, wie er gemeinsam mit der portugiesischen und spanischen Marine sowie einer engagierten Community Daten sammelt und validiert. Er schildert anschaulich, wie Szenarien an Bord ablaufen können und welche sofortigen Schritte empfohlen werden, sollten Segler sich in einer solchen Situation befinden. Außerdem wirft der Orca-Experte einen Blick darauf, wie sich diese Interaktionen im Laufe der Jahre entwickelt haben und welche Schlussfolgerungen daraus gezogen werden können, um das Segeln sicherer zu gestalten. Der Portugiese bietet nicht nur spannende Einblicke in die Verhaltensweisen der Tiere, sondern auch praktische Tipps zur Risikominimierung auf See. Kritisch hinterfragt werden Abwehrmaßnahmen, die mehr schaden als nutzen, sowie der Mythos von gezielten Angriffen. Lesen Sie passend dazu: - [Straße von Gibraltar: Auf Kuschelkurs mit den Orcas?](https://www.yacht.de/special/seenot/strasse-von-gibraltar-auf-kuschelkurs-mit-den-orcas/) Wenn ihr noch nicht genug von Segelthemen habt, dann schaut unbedingt auf [www.yacht.de](https://www.yacht.de/)! Außerdem halten wir euch bei [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/yacht_magazin?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw%3D%3D), [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/YACHT.Magazin.Online), [TikTok](https://www.tiktok.com/@yacht_magazin) und [YACHT tv](https://www.youtube.com/user/DKYACHTtv) immer auf dem Laufenden! Fotocredit (im Hintergrund): AdobeStock; Stephane Rochon; subphoto.com

Het WK is nog maar net begonnen, maar toch richten we de blik al op de Champions League. Want de kwalificatierondes daarvan gaan over een paar weken van start. En twee Avonturiers tekenden deze week voor clubs die daarin uitkomen: Agan Mjaki en Mark Hamm. Allebei komen ze, vanuit respectievelijk Kosovo en Gibraltar, aan het woord in deze aflevering. De Avonturier van de Week is er één die deze week met een afgemeten poeier tegen Duitsland geschiedenis schreef voor Curaçao. En ook de verrichtingen van de andere Avonturiers die op het WK actief zijn passeren in deze episode de revue. Oh, en de transfercarrousel? Die begint steeds harder te draaien!

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Pilot whales rely on sound for nearly every aspect of their lives. They use vocalizations to communicate with family members, coordinate movements, find food, and navigate through their environment. But what happens when the ocean becomes so noisy that those sounds are drowned out? In this episode of How to Protect the Ocean, we explore new research suggesting that commercial shipping noise in the Strait of Gibraltar may be interfering with the ability of pilot whales to hear and communicate with one another. The Strait of Gibraltar is one of the busiest shipping routes on the planet, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. Every day, hundreds of vessels move through these waters, generating a constant background of underwater noise. Scientists are increasingly concerned that this noise pollution is masking whale calls, forcing animals to change how they communicate and potentially affecting their ability to stay connected with their social groups. For highly social species like pilot whales, losing the ability to communicate effectively could have serious consequences. In this episode, Andrew Lewin breaks down why sound is so important in the ocean, how human activities are changing underwater soundscapes, and what can be done to reduce noise pollution. You'll learn why scientists consider sound an essential part of marine habitat, how quieter ships could help protect marine mammals, and why ocean conservation is about more than just protecting physical spaces. If you've ever wondered how something as invisible as noise can impact whale survival, this episode is for you. Support Independent Podcasts: https://www.speakupforblue.com/patreon Need help with your ocean non-profit, company, or project? Get the help you need with Pisces Oceans Inc.: https://www.piscesoceans.ca Connect with Speak Up For Blue Website: https://bit.ly/3fOF3Wf Instagram: https://bit.ly/3rIaJSG TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@speakupforblue Twitter: https://bit.ly/3rHZxpc YouTube: www.speakupforblue.com/youtube  

ENGLISH BEAT - Save It For Later (Special Beat Service) 1982BOW WOW WOW - Do You Wanna Hold Me (single) 1983U2 - Wire (Unforgettable Fire) 1984PSYCHEDELIC FURS - Heaven (Mirror Moves) 1984ICICLE WORKS - Whisper to a Scream (s/t) 1984MODERN ENGLISH - Rainbow's End (Ricochet Days) 1984 *request*THE LUCY SHOW - A Million Things (Mania) 1986SPLIT ENZ - One Step Ahead (Waiata) 1981DANIELLE DAX - Big Hollow Man (Dark Adapted Edge) 1980 *request*WALL OF VOODOO - Far Side of Crazy (Seven Days in Sammystown) 1985HOODOO GURUS - I Want You Back (Stoneage Romeos) 1982THE REPLACEMENTS - Alex Chilton (Pleased to Meet Me) 1987HUSKER DU - I Don't Know For Sure (Candy Apple Grey) 1986DEVO - Freedom of Choice (Freedom of Choice) 1980B-52's - Wig (Bouncing Off the Satellites) 1986THE FIXX - Are We Ourselves (Greatest Hits) 1984OINGO BOINGO - We Close Our Eyes (single) 1987JOE JACKSON - I'm The Man (Greatest Hits) 1979THE PLIMSOULS - Zero Hour (s/t) 1981INXS - Here Comes (Shabooh Shoobah) 1982GENERAL PUBLIC - Hot You're Cool (All The Rage) 1984GENE LOVES JEZABEL - Desire (12" single) 1986WIRE TRAIN - Everything is Turning Up Down Again (In a Chamber) 1983THE CHURCH - Dropping Names (Seance) 1983ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN - Never Stop (Songs to Learn & Sing) 1984THE SMITHS - Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others (Queen is Dead) 1986THE HOUSEMARTINS - Anxious (London O Hull 4) 1986THE MICE - Not Proud of the USA (For Almost Ever EP) 1985LAZY COWGIRLS - Rock of Gibraltar (s/t) 1985ALICE DONUT - Lydia's Black Lung (Bucketfulls of Sickness & Horror) 1989fIREHOSE - Brave Captain (Ragin Full On) 1987

Works to demolish canopies at the frontier have started ahead of Treaty implementation. Spain began removing its infrastructure at the exit from Gibraltar to Spain last night, so how's it looking in the light of day? We'll be reporting live from the frontier a little later on.The Calentita Food Festival is now just a couple days away, we'll be looking ahead to two evenings of street food, drinks, dancing and entertainment. We'll also be discussing the flavours that define us. From family recipes passed down through generations to the cultural influences that have shaped our cuisine. We'll be hearing from cookbook author Jessica Montado, food content creator, Rob Lomax, better known to his online audience as GastroRob, food reviewer, Rachel Payas, aka blurredlimes, and the author of Eat Like A Local: food writer, Jaime Knight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep. 215 features Travis Geiger, Co-Founder of WagerWire, joining Jesse Learmonth at SBC Fort Lauderdale to discuss the company's transformation into its vision for building a regulated prediction market ecosystem. Fresh off securing a license-in-principle in Gibraltar, Travis shares how the company is positioning itself at the intersection of gaming, finance, and innovation.   Hear them discuss: Why WagerWire evolved into Wire Markets and how prediction markets became the company's next major opportunity The challenges startups face integrating with sportsbooks, and why innovation often struggles within the regulated betting ecosystem Wire Markets' Gibraltar licensing milestone, regulatory approach, and plans to build a compliant, responsible prediction market platform Creating a builder-friendly ecosystem where founders, startups, and innovators can launch products and access new distribution opportunities through Wire Markets The role of Starties and Betting Startups in supporting entrepreneurship and fostering a stronger betting innovation community Responsible gaming, addiction concerns, and why prediction market operators must borrow best practices from both gaming and financial services Gibraltar's growing importance as an international hub for gaming, fintech, and prediction market businesses The company's fundraising plans, investor interest, and roadmap toward launching ahead of the next NFL season Why Travis believes prediction markets represent a larger cultural shift than previous industry trends like DFS, microbetting, and sweepstakes His vision for building a global, regulated financial marketplace around real-world events and information   Catch the video version of this episode here.   Learn more

In his final address to the UN Special Committee on Decolonisation, the Chief Minister has said that although he will be replaced, Gibraltar's position will not change.Fabian Picardo used the opportunity to tell members of the committee in New York that the Rock will never giver up its right to self determination.The Government says it is very likely Gibraltar will ban social media for under-16s, following moves in the United Kingdom. We'll be hearing from Selwyn Figueras, founder of the Smartphone Free Childhood group. Meanwhile, one of the world's largest Artificial Intelligence communities is establishing a presence on the Rock. The AI Collective, which operates more than 100 chapters worldwide, officially launches its Gibraltar chapter this week. It's Loneliness Week, and GibSams is raising awareness of the importance of connection and support within our community. We'll find out more about the campaign and the help available.Bosom Buddies are calling on the public to get involved in their upcoming fashion show. We'll hear how you can take part and support the charity's work.And we'll round up all the latest sporting action from the long weekend. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Thinking about taking your motorhome to Morocco? Is it safe for UK motorhome owners? Do you really need a 4x4 campervan, and what is it actually like driving through the Atlas Mountains and into the Sahara Desert? In this episode of the Motorhome Matt podcast, Matt Sims and Keith Gooden are joined by travel writer and adventure tour leader Marcus Leach to bust the biggest myths about motorhome travel in Morocco. Discover why more UK motorhome owners are heading across the Strait of Gibraltar, how Morocco fits around the Schengen 90-day rule, and why standard motorhomes are often perfectly capable of making the journey. From wild camping and desert experiences to mountain passes, fuel costs and the best time of year to visit, this episode is packed with practical advice for anyone planning a Morocco motorhome adventure. Plus, Vanlove Festival takes place this weekend at Thruxton Race Circuit, bringing together motorhome and campervan enthusiasts for live music, talks, entertainment and a packed programme celebrating van life. And in the Q&A, Matt answers your questions on: Pathway 4G system restocking Using levelling ramps with an automatic gearbox Removing travelling seats from a motorhome Whether you're planning your first European tour or looking for your next big adventure beyond Spain and Portugal, join Motorhome Matt, Keith and Marcus Leach as we uncover what motorhome travel in Morocco is really like, and why it could become your favourite destination yet.

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El Parlamento de Andalucía ha evidenciado el escaso interes de Vox por formar parte de la cámara de representantes. El PP encomienda la presidencia del Parlamento nuevamente al veterano Jesús Aguirre en una mesa que controlará con la mayoría absoluta. Cinco de los siete puestos han quedado a manos del Partido Popular. Empieza el momento de la negociación y de la agenda de prioridad nacional y el PP en Andalucía actúa como lo ha hecho en otras comunidades, como por ejemplo: Extremadura, Aragón y Castilla y León. Los populares, como si hubiesen ganado la mayoría absoluta, no han negociado el reparto de las sillas. La justicia pone en libertad con medidas cautelares al cantante sevillano Benet, tras haber sido acusado en abril de una presunta agresión sexual.Detienen a un matrimonio británico por dejar a sus tres hijos pequeños en un Hotel de Benalmádena mientras se iban de fiesta y dar positivo en la prueba de cocaína en la sangre. Entre ellos se encontraba un bebé de seis meses.La mafia que circula por la costa andaluza vuelve a arremeter contra la justicia. De nuevo en Huelva, se pone en relieve la escalada de violencia de los narcotraficantes quienes han apuntado sus armas largas a la Guardia Civil como respuesta a la incautación de un alijo.El Servicio Andaluz de Salud contratará a 4.600 profesionales para cubrir los refuerzos de verano. Un 14% más que el año pasado.Los resultados de la Selectividad en la comunidad autónoma han salido. Un 90,63% de alumnos han sido aprobados. El plazo para pedir la revisión comienza, al igual que la inscripción a las universidades.En Mojácar, Almería, empieza la tradicional Fiesta de los Moros y Cristianos. Las celebraciones al aire libre durarán hasta el domingo.El Teatro de Verano en Cádiz ha regresado tras varios proyectos de reforma fallidos. Ha cambiado su nombre debido a la involucración propagandistica con el franquismo del escritor anterior y a partir de ahora pasa a llamarse José María Pemán.Marta Robles gana el premio de Novela Ateneo de Sevilla por su libro El Anillo de Eloísa. La historia de una saga familiar a lo largo de cien años.Se prevé el comienzo del levantamiento de la Verja que separa a Gibraltar y La Línea. Un paso más a la desaparición de la frontera como dicta el acuerdo entre la Unión Europea y Reino Unido.Escuchar audio

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On the show today with Claire Hernandez: Robin Sheppard-Capurro gives a round-up of local sportThe 5 in 5 challenge goes from strength to strength, raising money for local charities...They've announced this challenge as the Last Dance, but we'll find out shortly if they're actually hanging up their running shoes...Gibraltarians are well known for our love of food, but did you know we now have Food Tours?We speak to Daniel Sanchez about how this got off the ground and what it's all about.Rebecca Calderon and Charles Durante are in the studio to tell us more about BloomsdayAnd do you know how important flying animals are to Gibraltar's environment?We have some experts on flying animals to tell us all about bird and bat boxes that are being placed around our buildings to help our flying animals find shelter Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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La tensión persiste en Oriente Medio, lejos de una paz real, a pesar de las afirmaciones de Donald Trump sobre un acuerdo inminente con Irán, con Estados Unidos atacando objetivos en Irán y advertencias de respuesta iraní. En España, los equipos de extinción luchan por segunda noche consecutiva contra un incendio en Huelva que ha quemado unas 4000 hectáreas, con carreteras cortadas, vecinos desalojados y la Junta de Andalucía solicitando la intervención de la UE. El Papa León 14, en su visita a España, pone el acento en la violencia contra las mujeres y los feminicidios, destacando el perdón y la salud mental, y bendice la Torre de Jesús de la Sagrada Familia. Marc Redondo, experto en comunicación científica, presenta su libro "Hágase la energía", explicando cómo la energía nos rodea y afecta nuestra vida diaria, desmitificando conceptos complejos con ejemplos cotidianos. Se reactiva el proyecto de un túnel submarino de más de 40 kilómetros bajo el Estrecho de Gibraltar para unir ...

En Casa Rosada hay malestar porque a los empleados les dan sobras y no ofrecen leche, Jorge Porcel Jr te ofrece ver el Mundial con él si pones el asado, Milei no entendió Monster Inc, Taylor Swift se protege de la IA y los Macacos de Gibraltar aman la comida chatarra. Encontra este y mucho más contenido todos los sábados a las 13hs por www.fm913.com.ar o en Spotify

Este programa se lo queremos dedicar al Indio Solari. La Casa Rosada le da sobras a sus empleados, Porcel Jr quiere ver el Mundial con vos si pones el asado, Milei no entiende Monsters Inc, Taylor Swift se protege de la IA y los macacos de Gibraltar aman la comida chatarra. Además recomendamos Backrooms la película de terror dirigida por un youtuber y que tiene base en un famosos creepypasta de Internet. Nacho se mete en clima mundialista contando todo el detrás de escena del estrepitoso fracaso de Francia en Sudafrica 2010. Encontra este y mucho más contenido todos los sábados a las 13hs por www.fm913.com.ar o en Spotify

You can send a text, include contact info to get a response. Consider the British Empire in 1792, the year of Macartney's expedition to China and the year young Emperor Francis began to look askance at the French Revolution and all the ruling factions within it started to wish for a war.  Well at that time the empire was rather modest, a few spice islands, Canada, Gibraltar, New South Wales had started, there was a logging settlement in Honduras, and in India, Bombay Madras and Bengal, with Bengal the largest British territory in India.  Trade with China is substantial, around 25% of all, generating 16% of total government revenue.  But except for Penang, a stop on the way, no territory to support it.By 1803 the value of British trade increased 81%.  From the French revolutionary wars to 1803, the empire grew to include Trinidad, Ceylon and Malta, even after returning most captured possessions at the Peace of Amiens.  Then by 1814....The British position in India was massively increased, with the Mughal empire , Hyderabad, Mysore, and most of the South under various forms of British control.  Furthermore, the main waystations to get there, including the Cape colony of South Africa, and the Indian ocean islands were now under British control.The number of sugar islands increased and British Guiana became real and there were more gold Coast trading posts in Africa, and Tasmania was added to New South Wales. And before the decade was over the third Maratha war would cement control over much of the rest of India and see the establishment of the first post in Singapore.  With many supporting bases like St Helena where Napoleon was stashed along with the newly established Ascension Island to help support St Helena.I'm describing a different world now, different to 1792.  One where rivals to British sea power just do not exist. 

En este episodio, el periodista de sucesos, Manu Marlasca, se sienta a hablar con Uri Sàbat sobre los crímenes que marcaron su carrera. Desde el caso Jonathan Andic y la misteriosa muerte del dueño de Mango en la montaña, hasta José Bretón, pasando por Marta del Castillo y la operación Candy contra el pederasta de Madrid.Marlasca explica por qué el crimen perfecto sí existe, cómo piensa un asesino y por qué los móviles para matar (dinero, sexo y poder) no han cambiado en 500 años. También analiza el preocupante auge del narcotráfico en el Campo de Gibraltar y por qué España podría convertirse en un narcoestado.Si te interesa el true crime, la psicología criminal y entender cómo investiga un periodista los casos más oscuros del país, no te lo pierdas.EL LIBRO de La Fórmula del éxito. Aqui lo puedes conseguir

Ormuz, Malacca, Taïwan, Gibraltar, pas de Calais… des détroits cruciaux pour le trafic maritime mais qui sont aussi vulnérables. Un grain de sable dans le système et les répercussions peuvent être redoutables, alors que 90% des échanges mondiaux se font par voie maritime.

Avec ses 46 000 km de littoral et ses 2,5 millions de km2 de superficie, la Méditerranée est la plus grande mer semi-fermée au monde. Du détroit de Gibraltar au Canal de Suez, elle réunit 520 millions d'habitants d'Europe, d'Afrique et du Moyen-Orient, ce qui en fait l'une des régions les plus peuplées de la planète.   La richesse de son patrimoine, sa diversité culturelle, ses ressources naturelles ont contribué à son développement économique et touristique. Des atouts qui semblent aujourd'hui sources de vulnérabilités. La Méditerranée est en effet marquée par différentes crises. Déjà très exposé aux vagues de chaleur, aux sécheresses et aux inondations, le bassin méditerranéen se réchauffe 20% plus vite que le reste du monde. Une crise climatique à laquelle s'ajoute des tensions maritimes, des crises énergétiques et migratoires ou encore des conflits régionaux. Si les contextes politiques, démographiques et économiques divergent entre les pays méditerranéens, les enjeux actuels invitent à davantage de coopération. Alors que la population pourrait atteindre jusqu'à 690 millions de personnes en 2050, comment créer des synergies durables entre des sociétés différentes ? Entrepreneuriat, emploi, environnement... Quelles sont les initiatives pour répondre aux problématiques de la région ?   Emission enregistrée à Marseille à la Plateforme, qui accueille le quartier général de la Saison Méditerranée 2026. Ce sont des rencontres organisées par l'Institut français et l'agence française de développement, pendant 4 jours, avec des jeunes venus de toute la méditerranée qui s'engagent pour leur pays et pour les liens culturels qu'ils partagent.  Avec : • Marouen Hadhri, fondateur de Machrou3i Fi Bledi qui veut dire Mon projet dans mon pays, une entreprise sociale dédiée à l'accompagnement des entrepreneurs issus de la diaspora maghrébine  • Roy El Daher, fondateur de l'Écomusée de Jbeil, un projet dédié à la préservation du patrimoine libanais, la conservation des archives locales et à la promotion de l'écotourisme éducatif dans les villages de la région de Jbeil, au Liban. Chef de projet à l'Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth, où il organise des initiatives sociales et culturelles, et responsable de l'engagement étudiant au sein du centre entrepreneurial de l'université.  • Walid Mouacha, chercheur au sein de l'initiative IMAL pour le climat et le développement (Maroc), et co-coordinateur de MATTCCh, une alliance régionale réunissant plus de 25 think tanks et centres de recherche engagés sur les enjeux climatiques propres à la Méditerranée.  • Giada Frana, fondatrice de L'Altra Tunisia, magazine en ligne consacré à la Tunisie, à la communauté italo-tunisienne en Italie et à la diaspora tunisienne dans le monde    Programmation musicale :  ► Dahak–Le Duo Zajal  ► Je suis Marseille – JUL

Avec ses 46 000 km de littoral et ses 2,5 millions de km2 de superficie, la Méditerranée est la plus grande mer semi-fermée au monde. Du détroit de Gibraltar au Canal de Suez, elle réunit 520 millions d'habitants d'Europe, d'Afrique et du Moyen-Orient, ce qui en fait l'une des régions les plus peuplées de la planète.   La richesse de son patrimoine, sa diversité culturelle, ses ressources naturelles ont contribué à son développement économique et touristique. Des atouts qui semblent aujourd'hui sources de vulnérabilités. La Méditerranée est en effet marquée par différentes crises. Déjà très exposé aux vagues de chaleur, aux sécheresses et aux inondations, le bassin méditerranéen se réchauffe 20% plus vite que le reste du monde. Une crise climatique à laquelle s'ajoutent des tensions maritimes, des crises énergétiques et migratoires ou encore des conflits régionaux. Si les contextes politiques, démographiques et économiques divergent entre les pays méditerranéens, les enjeux actuels invitent à davantage de coopération. Alors que la population pourrait atteindre jusqu'à 690 millions de personnes en 2050, comment créer des synergies durables entre des sociétés différentes ? Entrepreneuriat, emploi, environnement... Quelles sont les initiatives pour répondre aux problématiques de la région ?   Émission enregistrée à Marseille à la Plateforme qui accueille le quartier général de la Saison Méditerranée 2026. Ce sont des rencontres organisées par l'Institut français et l'agence française de développement, pendant 4 jours, avec des jeunes venus de toute la Méditerranée qui s'engagent pour leur pays et pour les liens culturels qu'ils partagent.  Avec : • Marouen Hadhri, fondateur de Machrou3i Fi Bledi qui veut dire Mon projet dans mon pays, une entreprise sociale dédiée à l'accompagnement des entrepreneurs issus de la diaspora maghrébine  • Roy El Daher, fondateur de l'Écomusée de Jbeil, un projet dédié à la préservation du patrimoine libanais, la conservation des archives locales et à la promotion de l'écotourisme éducatif dans les villages de la région de Jbeil, au Liban. Chef de projet à l'Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth, où il organise des initiatives sociales et culturelles, et responsable de l'engagement étudiant au sein du centre entrepreneurial de l'université  • Walid Mouacha, chercheur au sein de l'initiative IMAL pour le climat et le développement (Maroc), et co-coordinateur de MATTCCh, une alliance régionale réunissant plus de 25 think tanks et centres de recherche engagés sur les enjeux climatiques propres à la Méditerranée • Giada Frana, fondatrice de L'Altra Tunisia, magazine en ligne consacré à la Tunisie, à la communauté italo-tunisienne en Italie et à la diaspora tunisienne dans le monde.    Programmation musicale :  ► Dahak–Le Duo Zajal  ► Je suis Marseille – JUL.

En 24 Horas en RNE analizamos el fenómeno del narcotráfico tras la muerte de 2 Guardias Civiles en un operativo en Huelva. Olaya Salardón, portavoz de la Asociación Unificada de Guardias Civiles, apunta sobre todo a la "falta de medios" para hacer frente a estos delitos. Apunta a que los narcotraficantes cada vez tienen medios más sofisticados y que a veces los agentes "solo pueden perseguirles hasta que se les acaba el combustible", señala a que tienen "armas de guerra" pero rechaza por ejemplo que la Armada se encargue de este tipo de casos: "Quiere decir que tenemos un problema muy grave". La situación hace que muchos agentes, un 40% del Campo del Gibraltar, pidan el traslado.El profesor en Geopolítica de la Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Armando Jiménez, explica que estos grupos criminales operan como "empresas multinacionales" con logística muy sofisticada. Alerta de que España "es la puerta de entrada" ante la búsqueda de nuevos mercados. Apunta que Estados Unidos está aplicando medidas muy restricitivas para luchar contra el narcotráfico por lo que estos grupos criminales acuden a Europa. Advierte que pueden acabar corrompiendo la clase política como ha pasado en América Latina, aunque son realidades diferentes y ve margen de actuación en España para evitar esas situaciones. Escuchar audio

He Swam Through Sharks, Cold, and Addiction | Steve “Moby” Leitch Ultra-marathon swimmer Steve “Moby” Leitch joins Pastor Joseph Spurgeon for a powerful conversation about endurance, discipline, addiction recovery, and the grace of Christ. Steve has crossed some of the most dangerous channels in the world, including the English Channel, the North Channel, Cook Strait, and the Strait of Gibraltar. But the greatest battle he ever fought was not against cold water, exhaustion, or sharks. It was the battle against addiction, purposelessness, and sin. In this episode, Steve shares how Christ rescued him from destruction, rebuilt his life, restored his purpose, and led him into a ministry helping men escape addiction and rebuild their lives. This conversation dives deep into suffering, discipline, masculine endurance, morning habits, family leadership, and what it means to keep going when everything in you wants to quit. If you are tired of soft Christianity and passive masculinity, this episode will challenge you to reject excuses, embrace discipline, and endure faithfully for the glory of Christ. In This Episode Steve’s journey from addiction and collapse to redemption in Christ Swimming the world’s most dangerous open-water channels What cold water, darkness, and isolation teach a man How discipline is built through habits and suffering The importance of morning routines for Christian men Why boredom destroys men Addiction recovery and rebuilding purpose Biblical endurance and masculine perseverance Fatherhood, consequences, and trusting God through pain The mission behind Rising Tides Ministry Chapter Breaks 00:00 – Cold Open: Swimming Through Darkness, Fear, and Sharks01:34 – 1 Corinthians 9 and the Call to Endurance03:47 – Steve “Moby” Leitch’s Story05:26 – Addiction, Collapse, and Crying Out to God09:13 – Returning to Swimming After Years Away12:47 – What Is the Ocean Seven?15:09 – Swimming in Freezing Water17:16 – Sharks, Fear, and Open Water Danger21:27 – The Closest Steve Came to Quitting23:36 – Mental Discipline vs Physical Ability25:26 – King’s Council Promo27:36 – Morning Habits and Masculine Discipline32:50 – Seeing God’s Glory in the Ocean34:51 – The Final Ocean Seven Swim35:30 – Rising Tides Ministry and Helping Men Recover37:22 – Coaching Men Out of Addiction38:38 – Pornography, Mission, and Fighting Sin39:49 – Practical Steps for Breaking Addiction43:34 – Pain, Consequences, and Steve’s Relationship With His Son45:06 – What Comes After Catalina?45:58 – Pastor Joseph Prays for Steve48:09 – Steve’s Final Encouragement to Men49:05 – Closing Charge: Reject Passivity and Endure Resources & Links Steve “Moby” Leitch: stevemobyleitch.net Rising Tides Ministry: risengtidesministry.com The King’s Council Men need more than shallow answers and soft leadership. The King’s Council is a gathering for men who want biblical truth, real brotherhood, and strength under the lordship of Christ. Join us June 20 from 5:00–8:00 PM at Sovereign King Church in Jeffersonville, IN. Pastor Michael Clary of Christ the King Church in Fort Thomas, KY will speak on Piety Without Pietism. Food, discussion, and fellowship included. Take your seat at the King’s Council: https://sovereignkingscouncil.com About the Show The Patriarchy Podcast features in-depth conversations on faith, culture, theology, and leadership. Each episode equips Christians to live boldly and biblically in an age of compromise—exploring the challenges and opportunities of standing firm for truth in the modern world. Support the Mission We’re still raising funds to expand Sovereign King Academy and keep tuition affordable for families. Want to invest in the future of Christ’s Kingdom?Give here: https://sovereignkingacademy.com Connect with The Patriarchy Podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePatriarchyPodcastSpotify: https://tinyurl.com/58tm5zjzApple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/f3ruzrsaWebsite & All Links: https://linktr.ee/thepatriarchypodcast Follow Joseph Spurgeon:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePatriarchyPodcastX/Twitter: https://x.com/PatriarchyPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepatriarchypodcastGab: https://gab.com/thepatriarchypodcast Sponsored By Steadfast Cigars – For men who reject passivity and take dominionOrder: https://steadfastcigars.com/ Fit Father Project – Dr. Balduzzi built the Fit Father Project to help men stop drifting, reclaim discipline, and get strong for life. If you're ready to take ownership of your health, don’t wait. This is the first real step toward lasting strength—for your body, your family, and your legacy. Start: https://secure.fitfatherproject.com/a/transformation/4539 Books by Joseph Spurgeon:It’s Good to Be a Boy – https://a.co/d/7zpEh5DIt’s Good to Be a Girl – https://a.co/d/6VlBTzS Final Call to Action Subscribe for more conversations that sharpen men for battle.Turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.Like and share to support biblical masculinity. https://youtu.be/TC-SYn5y-do

Joining me today is Dave DeCamp, news editor of Antiwar.com and host of Antiwar News with Dave DeCamp, here to discuss the chaotic and conflicting Iran war narratives presented by the Trump administration, as well as the unspoken fields of war that few choose to acknowledge in the mainstream and mainstream "alternative" media. We review the confusing nature of the US government's war on Iran, how Israel ties into it all, and what may be the grand agenda. We also discuss the growing awareness of the government's subterfuge and what may come next for the American people.  !function(r,u,m,b,l,e){r._Rumble=b,r[b]||(r[b]=function(){(r[b]._=r[b]._||[]).push(arguments);if(r[b]._.length==1){l=u.createElement(m),e=u.getElementsByTagName(m)[0],l.async=1,l.src="https://rumble.com/embedJS/u2q643"+(arguments[1].video?'.'+arguments[1].video:'')+"/?url="+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+"&args="+encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify([].slice.apply(arguments))),e.parentNode.insertBefore(l,e)}})}(window, document, "script", "Rumble");   Rumble("play", {"video":"v77t0t0","div":"rumble_v77t0t0"}); Source Links: Antiwar.com (6) Dave DeCamp on X: "Antiwar News: Trump Says 'Project Freedom' Is Now Paused, US Bombs Somalia for 62nd Time This Year, and More https://t.co/lkekMaRWTy" / X (6) Dave DeCamp (@DecampDave) / X New Tab (6) Aaron Rupar on X: "AGUILAR: How many pages is the ceasefire? How do we know the ceasefire is active or not active without any documentation? HEGSETH: We know. It's evident that the ceasefire is in effect AGUILAR: So we just trust the president that it's active? https://t.co/6S87jk0vfp" / X Report: UAE Has Secretly Launched Attacks Against Iran - News From Antiwar.com Iranian Foreign Ministry Says US Pushing 'Unreasonable Demands' Shaped by Israel - News From Antiwar.com (6) Drop Site on X: "

Join the Conversation at 303-477-5600 or text to 307-200-8222 Monday - Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm MT. https://RushToReason.com HOUR 1 Fear, Distrust, And The Hidden Costs Behind America's Healthcare And Government Systems. Hour 1 of Rush To Reason takes a hard look at two growing realities shaping modern America: fear-driven public health messaging and a healthcare system many people no longer trust. John Rush is joined by Dr. Kelly Victory (https://x.com/DrKellyVictory) and Steve House for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with the recent Hantavirus headlines tied to Antarctica. Is this a legitimate health concern, or another attempt to test public fear and compliance? The discussion explores quarantine policies, vaccine pipelines, media narratives, and the lingering fallout from COVID-era distrust. But the hour goes even deeper. Senate hearings involving Rand Paul, questions surrounding government transparency, and concerns over gain-of-function research fuel a broader conversation about accountability and manipulation. Next, the show exposes the hidden traps of healthcare pricing—revealing why you might pay less in cash than with insurance, and how to avoid getting blindsided by outrageous medical bills. Discover insider tips that could save you thousands. The result is a thought-provoking hour that asks a larger question: how much of modern life is driven by information, and how much is driven by fear? HOUR 2 Global Power Shifts, Communist Collapse, And The Growing Cost Of Government Bloat. Hour 2 moves from global geopolitical tensions to frustrations much closer to home. John is joined by Jim Pfaff for a wide-ranging discussion about President Trump's negotiations with China, Taiwan, Iran, Brazil, and Cuba. Is China really the unstoppable superpower the media portrays, or is the communist regime far weaker than most Americans realize? The conversation explores collapsing economies, energy dependence, rare earth minerals, communist influence in South America, and why leaders like Lula in Brazil and the Cuban regime are facing increasing instability. Then John ignites a lively debate on America's energy future, challenging whether wind and solar can truly power our nation—and why nuclear energy may be the missed opportunity of a generation. Cuba's ongoing power crisis is serving as a wake-up call. The conversation then takes aim at government bloat and waste, exposing outrageous taxpayer-funded programs—from dental care for meth addicts in LA to Boulder's overstaffed city departments. It's a no-holds-barred look at who really profits as government keeps expanding—and who pays the price. Guest Timestamps 1:10 — Jim Pfaff — https://theconservativecaucus.com HOUR 3 Political Narratives, Global Tensions, And The Economic Battles Shaping America's Future. Don't miss Hour 3 of Rush To Reason, where John teams up with Jerzee Joe and Scott Garliss for a fast-paced ride through culture, politics, and global strategy. Starting with witty takes on intelligent design and the unique “Lox and Loaded” firearms group, sparks soon fly as the conversation dives deep into the political battles and economic shakeups shaping Colorado and beyond. Controversial topics take center stage—from voter ID laws to redistricting, media narratives, and the high-stakes debate over Colorado's spending priorities. With Senator Michael Bennet's criticism of TABOR in the spotlight, John breaks down whether Colorado's real issues come from a lack of revenue or runaway spending. Scott Garliss brings a global edge—dissecting Iran, China, oil, AI, and the exploding demand for NVIDIA chips. From nuclear submarines surfacing near Gibraltar to the race for AI dominance, get an inside look at the forces reshaping our world. Tune in for a provocative hour that asks: Who will control the future—those who innovate, or those who spend? Guest Timestamps 1:08 — Jerzee Joe - https://JerzeeJoe.com 29:05 — Scott Garliss - https://www.bentpinecapital.com

Join the Conversation at 303-477-5600 or text to 307-200-8222 Monday - Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm MT. https://RushToReason.com HOUR 1 Fear, Distrust, And The Hidden Costs Behind America's Healthcare And Government Systems. Hour 1 of Rush To Reason takes a hard look at two growing realities shaping modern America: fear-driven public health messaging and a healthcare system many people no longer trust. John Rush is joined by Dr. Kelly Victory (https://x.com/DrKellyVictory) and Steve House for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with the recent Hantavirus headlines tied to Antarctica. Is this a legitimate health concern, or another attempt to test public fear and compliance? The discussion explores quarantine policies, vaccine pipelines, media narratives, and the lingering fallout from COVID-era distrust. But the hour goes even deeper. Senate hearings involving Rand Paul, questions surrounding government transparency, and concerns over gain-of-function research fuel a broader conversation about accountability and manipulation. Next, the show exposes the hidden traps of healthcare pricing—revealing why you might pay less in cash than with insurance, and how to avoid getting blindsided by outrageous medical bills. Discover insider tips that could save you thousands. The result is a thought-provoking hour that asks a larger question: how much of modern life is driven by information, and how much is driven by fear? HOUR 2 Global Power Shifts, Communist Collapse, And The Growing Cost Of Government Bloat. Hour 2 moves from global geopolitical tensions to frustrations much closer to home. John is joined by Jim Pfaff for a wide-ranging discussion about President Trump's negotiations with China, Taiwan, Iran, Brazil, and Cuba. Is China really the unstoppable superpower the media portrays, or is the communist regime far weaker than most Americans realize? The conversation explores collapsing economies, energy dependence, rare earth minerals, communist influence in South America, and why leaders like Lula in Brazil and the Cuban regime are facing increasing instability. Then John ignites a lively debate on America's energy future, challenging whether wind and solar can truly power our nation—and why nuclear energy may be the missed opportunity of a generation. Cuba's ongoing power crisis is serving as a wake-up call. The conversation then takes aim at government bloat and waste, exposing outrageous taxpayer-funded programs—from dental care for meth addicts in LA to Boulder's overstaffed city departments. It's a no-holds-barred look at who really profits as government keeps expanding—and who pays the price. Guest Timestamps 1:10 — Jim Pfaff — https://theconservativecaucus.com HOUR 3 Political Narratives, Global Tensions, And The Economic Battles Shaping America's Future. Don't miss Hour 3 of Rush To Reason, where John teams up with Jerzee Joe and Scott Garliss for a fast-paced ride through culture, politics, and global strategy. Starting with witty takes on intelligent design and the unique “Lox and Loaded” firearms group, sparks soon fly as the conversation dives deep into the political battles and economic shakeups shaping Colorado and beyond. Controversial topics take center stage—from voter ID laws to redistricting, media narratives, and the high-stakes debate over Colorado's spending priorities. With Senator Michael Bennet's criticism of TABOR in the spotlight, John breaks down whether Colorado's real issues come from a lack of revenue or runaway spending. Scott Garliss brings a global edge—dissecting Iran, China, oil, AI, and the exploding demand for NVIDIA chips. From nuclear submarines surfacing near Gibraltar to the race for AI dominance, get an inside look at the forces reshaping our world. Tune in for a provocative hour that asks: Who will control the future—those who innovate, or those who spend? Guest Timestamps 1:08 — Jerzee Joe - https://JerzeeJoe.com 29:05 — Scott Garliss - https://www.bentpinecapital.com

Join the Conversation at 303-477-5600 or text to 307-200-8222 Monday - Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm MT. https://RushToReason.com HOUR 1 Fear, Distrust, And The Hidden Costs Behind America's Healthcare And Government Systems. Hour 1 of Rush To Reason takes a hard look at two growing realities shaping modern America: fear-driven public health messaging and a healthcare system many people no longer trust. John Rush is joined by Dr. Kelly Victory (https://x.com/DrKellyVictory) and Steve House for a wide-ranging conversation that begins with the recent Hantavirus headlines tied to Antarctica. Is this a legitimate health concern, or another attempt to test public fear and compliance? The discussion explores quarantine policies, vaccine pipelines, media narratives, and the lingering fallout from COVID-era distrust. But the hour goes even deeper. Senate hearings involving Rand Paul, questions surrounding government transparency, and concerns over gain-of-function research fuel a broader conversation about accountability and manipulation. Next, the show exposes the hidden traps of healthcare pricing—revealing why you might pay less in cash than with insurance, and how to avoid getting blindsided by outrageous medical bills. Discover insider tips that could save you thousands. The result is a thought-provoking hour that asks a larger question: how much of modern life is driven by information, and how much is driven by fear? HOUR 2 Global Power Shifts, Communist Collapse, And The Growing Cost Of Government Bloat. Hour 2 moves from global geopolitical tensions to frustrations much closer to home. John is joined by Jim Pfaff for a wide-ranging discussion about President Trump's negotiations with China, Taiwan, Iran, Brazil, and Cuba. Is China really the unstoppable superpower the media portrays, or is the communist regime far weaker than most Americans realize? The conversation explores collapsing economies, energy dependence, rare earth minerals, communist influence in South America, and why leaders like Lula in Brazil and the Cuban regime are facing increasing instability. Then John ignites a lively debate on America's energy future, challenging whether wind and solar can truly power our nation—and why nuclear energy may be the missed opportunity of a generation. Cuba's ongoing power crisis is serving as a wake-up call. The conversation then takes aim at government bloat and waste, exposing outrageous taxpayer-funded programs—from dental care for meth addicts in LA to Boulder's overstaffed city departments. It's a no-holds-barred look at who really profits as government keeps expanding—and who pays the price. Guest Timestamps 1:10 — Jim Pfaff — https://theconservativecaucus.com HOUR 3 Political Narratives, Global Tensions, And The Economic Battles Shaping America's Future. Don't miss Hour 3 of Rush To Reason, where John teams up with Jerzee Joe and Scott Garliss for a fast-paced ride through culture, politics, and global strategy. Starting with witty takes on intelligent design and the unique “Lox and Loaded” firearms group, sparks soon fly as the conversation dives deep into the political battles and economic shakeups shaping Colorado and beyond. Controversial topics take center stage—from voter ID laws to redistricting, media narratives, and the high-stakes debate over Colorado's spending priorities. With Senator Michael Bennet's criticism of TABOR in the spotlight, John breaks down whether Colorado's real issues come from a lack of revenue or runaway spending. Scott Garliss brings a global edge—dissecting Iran, China, oil, AI, and the exploding demand for NVIDIA chips. From nuclear submarines surfacing near Gibraltar to the race for AI dominance, get an inside look at the forces reshaping our world. Tune in for a provocative hour that asks: Who will control the future—those who innovate, or those who spend? Guest Timestamps 1:08 — Jerzee Joe - https://JerzeeJoe.com 29:05 — Scott Garliss - https://www.bentpinecapital.com

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El programa destaca la grave situación del narcotráfico en el sur de España, tras la muerte de dos guardias civiles en Huelva arrollados por una narcolancha. Se critica la gestión del ministro Grande-Marlaska y la falta de medios de los agentes frente a mafias con armas de guerra. PSOE y Sumar bloquean la declaración de profesión de riesgo. El narcotráfico vira del hachís a la cocaína, aumentando la violencia y las incautaciones, y desplazando rutas del Campo de Gibraltar a otras zonas andaluzas. Las organizaciones criminales se jerarquizan más y la prohibición de narcolanchas las resguarda en la costa. Se analiza la inflación en España, donde el IPC de abril se mantiene en el 3,2%. Las rebajas del IVA en energía amortiguan la subida, pero carburantes y la cesta de la compra, con verduras, legumbres, huevos y pescado, continúan al alza. Se prevé un repunte en mayo. El espacio expone la situación de casi 4000 opositores que, tras aprobar sus exámenes, esperan más de un año para ...

El programa aborda las elecciones andaluzas, donde Juanma Moreno aspira a revalidar la mayoría absoluta, mientras el PSOE de María Jesús Montero se enfrenta a un posible batacazo, marcado por las críticas a su campaña y al incidente del "accidente laboral" de los guardias civiles. Se analiza la repercusión de estos comicios en la política nacional y el futuro de Pedro Sánchez. Otro punto clave es la declaración de la Guardia Civil como profesión de riesgo, tras la muerte de dos agentes en Huelva, y la urgente lucha contra el narcotráfico en el Estrecho de Gibraltar, destacando la lentitud gubernamental y la escasez de medios. También se comenta el juicio del clan Pujol, que finaliza sin la última palabra de los hijos, y la prolongada demora de la justicia en este caso de fortuna oculta. Por último, se analiza la reunión entre Donald Trump y Xi Jinping en Pekín, donde Trump busca la ayuda china para la guerra en Irán, mientras Xi Jinping prioriza la cuestión de Taiwán, reflejando una ...

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Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, says the US blockade is the main obstacle to peace negotiations and accused Washington of using "endless hypocritical rhetoric". The White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, said President Trump was "satisfied" with the US naval blockade of Iranian ports. She also insisted the blockade was proving successful, by "strangling" Tehran's economy. Also, billionaire Justin Sun has sued Donald Trump's crypto investment firm after suffering hefty losses. A court in Moldova jails an oligarch and a former senior politician over the theft of a billion dollars from banks. And, the monkeys of the rock of Gibraltar start eating soil to counteract the ill effects of their junk food diet.The Global News Podcast brings you the breaking news you need to hear, as it happens. Listen for the latest headlines and current affairs from around the world. Politics, economics, climate, business, technology, health – we cover it all with expert analysis and insight. Get the news that matters, delivered twice a day on weekdays and daily at weekends, plus special bonus episodes reacting to urgent breaking stories. Follow or subscribe now and never miss a moment. Get in touch: globalpodcast@bbc.co.uk

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Iran's foreign minister says the Strait of Hormuz is "completely open" to commercial ships as long as the ceasefire remains in place.But the US president Donald Trump said the US blockade of the strait will continue until a deal is made.The announcement comes as European leaders came together to promote a unified message that the strait must be opened without tolls and without restrictions.Also in the programme: We'll look at the ceasefire brokered between Lebanon and Israel and how people on both sides have reacted; the UK prime minister comes under renewed pressure over his former US ambassador; and why the Strait of Gibraltar is a treasure-trove of shipwrecks.(Photo shows a protest rally in Tehran, Iran on 17 April 2026. Credit: Abedin Taherkenareh/EPA)