The 5 things you need to know this August 24: 6 months of the war in Ukraine: what will happen?

Not even scientists expected that the images of Jupiter captured by the Webb telescope would be so good. Gas prices have fallen for 70 consecutive days in the US Here’s what you need to know to start the day. Truth first. 1. What has happened after 6 months of war in Ukraine The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has seen several phases in its six months. Russia threatened Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, in the first few weeks, but then, amid strong resistance, withdrew from the north of the country to focus on a new offensive in eastern Ukraine, in the Donbas region. Meanwhile, the world continues to wonder if there may be peace on the horizon or if war, in fact, is still a long way off. This is what you need to know about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. 2. For what possible crimes are the first lady of Peru and her sister being investigated? To the President of Peru, Pedro Castillo; his wife, Lilia Paredes; and her sister-in-law, Yenifer Paredes, are not only united by family ties but also by the investigations opened by the Public Ministry. Lilia Paredes is investigated as a possible coordinator of an alleged criminal organization allegedly led by Castillo, while her sister Yenifer is investigated for the alleged crime of criminal organization, money laundering and aggravated collusion. Peru: investigation opened against Castillo’s wife 1:49 3. Gasoline prices have fallen for 70 consecutive days in the US Drivers in the United States have something to rejoice in: a historic drop in gas prices. Since the fuel hit a record $5.02 per gallon on June 14, 2022, the national average price of regular gasoline has dropped every day, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA). in English). 4. ANALYSIS | Colombian-style history classes The Colombian Truth Commission published its final report on the Colombian conflict, an enormous effort to document what has happened in the country in various stages of violence, which will be socialized in schools. The response of the Democratic Center party was to announce the elaboration of an alternative primer. 5. Former Twitter Executive Denounces Foolish and Negligent Cybersecurity Policies Twitter has significant security issues that pose a threat to its users’ personal information, company shareholders, national security and democracy, according to a controversial revelation from an insider obtained exclusively by CNN and The Washington Post. Ex-Twitter Security Chief Denounces Serious Network Flaws 5:54 Over Coffee Silent Resignation Is The Latest Workplace Trend, But It Doesn’t Mean What You Think Years of long hours, understaffed companies, and burned-out employees have led to the latest TikTok trend: the quiet quitting of work. However, the slogan of quietly quitting work is misleading, leading people to think that this means putting minimal effort into their jobs. The Artemis I mission is ready to go to the Moon: what is its goal and when will it launch? The uncrewed Artemis I will launch on a mission that will go beyond the Moon and back to Earth. After launch, the spacecraft will reach a far retrograde orbit around the Moon, traveling 2.1 million kilometers over the course of 42 days. NASA’s Artemis I mission ready to travel to the Moon 1:30 Instagram tests new feature similar to rival BeReal Over the years, Facebook has used Instagram to compete with rivals like Snapchat and TikTok through cloning of its unique features. Now, a newer and fast-growing service appears to have caught the company’s eye: BeReal. Jennifer Lopez Gives First Look at Her Wedding Dress Jennifer Lopez Affleck shared with her followers a first look at the dress she wore to her wedding to Ben Affleck. This is how Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck looked at their wedding in Las Vegas 1:59 Andrew Garfield remembers that he “deprived” himself of sex and food for the movie “Silence” Garfield addressed in a podcast what it was like to work with Martin Scorsese on “Silence”, a film about two young Portuguese priests (Garfield and Adam Driver) who undertake a treacherous mission in Japan in the 17th century. The figure of the 15th The journalist Fredid Román was murdered in Mexico on Monday, as confirmed by the Guerrero State Prosecutor’s Office through a statement on Facebook. With this case, there are already 15 journalists who have been murdered in the country so far in 2022 alone. Are journalists more vulnerable to being attacked in Mexico? 3:06 The appointment of the day “They are not coming for me. They are coming for you” In a fiery speech lasting an hour and a half, the Vice President of Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, defended herself after a prosecutor asked for 12 years of imprisonment and his lifelong disqualification from holding public office. Tension in front of the house of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner 4:15 And finally… Not even scientists expected that the images of Jupiter captured by the Webb telescope would be so good Rainbow auroras, giant storms and distant galaxies are shown in The latest images of Jupiter from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. “We really didn’t expect it to be that good, to be honest,” said planetary astronomer Imke de Pater, a professor emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley. See the stunning images of Jupiter taken by the Webb telescope 1:11