Book by Chinese author Yang Bo presented in Banja Luka, exploring the life of China’s president, the transformation of the Chinese economy, and China’s international development initiatives. On 14 October, the book The Brilliant Path – For the People and Moving Forward, by Chinese author Yang Bo, was presented in Banja Luka. Through one hundred short stories, the book portrays…
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Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends: It is an honour to receive this award from Raia Diplomática. I sincerely thank you for this recognition, which means a great deal to me and to the entire team at the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Spain. I would like to express my special thanks to H.E. Senator, Vicente Azpitarte, from whom I have…
Distinguished senators Manuel Baltar and Vicente Azpitarte Pérez; Monsignor Fernando García Cardiñanos, Bishop of Mondoñedo-Ferrol; Ms. Gina Riano, Secretary General of the Ibero-American Social Security Organization; ambassadors and members of the diplomatic corps; President of the Casa de Cantabria in Madrid; representative of the Madrid Surgical Association; Director of the Banja Luka Tourism Organization (Bosnia and Herzegovina); dear friends and…
Daniel Romera, the Spanish striker who plays for FC Borac from Banja Luka, scored his team’s first goal of the new season and led FC Borac to a 3:1 victory against Velež from Mostar in the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Romera scored the opening goal in FC Borac’s first match of the 2026/27 season, giving the club a…
A reflection on how literature can help us interpret life and, at the same time, contrive to make us arrive too late for it. Eire maintains that it was a magnificent summer afternoon, sunny and breezy. Ourense was stirring from the torpor of the afternoon heat, but Eire did not care for siestas, or at least he never seemed to…
Iceland has said “NO.” Not to the European Union as an idea, nor to Europe as the space to which it belongs, but to continuing accession negotiations with the European Union. In the referendum, 52.8 percent of voters opposed continuing the accession talks, while 47.2 percent supported their continuation. The margin is not huge, but the political message is clear:…
Among old papers: a forgotten interview by Borges with his mentor, and a ghostly place that exists only on the border between literature and history. When I mentioned Gog at our Friday gathering, with the air of a man unveiling buried treasure, it turned out that everyone else had read it already. “One reads Papini at eighteen,” they told me.…
After captivating audiences across Asia and becoming one of the biggest animation successes ever produced in Southeast Asia, the Indonesian animated feature Jumbo will make its theatrical debut in Spain on 24 July 2026. Distributed by Premium Cine, Jumbo will open in approximately 50 cinemas throughout Spain for an initial theatrical run of 10 to 15 days. The film will…
Baudelaire says, in one of the prose poems he published under the title Paris Spleen, that the Chinese can tell the exact time of day simply by looking steadily into a cat’s eyes. From these few lines two questions arise, and it is perhaps best to answer them at once. The first is obvious: what, after all, is spleen? Since…
Incoterms, international arbitration and payment instruments: the discreet architecture that sustains trust between companies from different countries. There are institutions that seem to live far from the general public. They rarely appear in the headlines, they do not make front pages, and they do not arouse immediate political passions. Yet their influence is immense. They stand behind contracts, banks, ships,…