Ukraine seeks to redirect relationship with Trump to save US aid
Donald Trump keeps up the pressure and demands Zelenskiy agree to a cease-fire now or risk “fighting alone”
Trump changes sides
The U.S. president leaves Ukraine and Europe alone against Russia after decades of strategic alliance
All quiet on the Hollywood front as the first Trump 2.0 Oscars approach
Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, only veterans such as Jane Fonda have dared to speak out against the US president’s aggressive policies
Sinaloa, flooded with fentanyl: Mexico hits Los Chapitos in its drug stronghold
Americans, the migrants with the largest presence in Mexico
Almost 70% of the 1.2 million migrants in the country are US citizens
Andrés Jaque, architect: ‘The street of the future is a bustling street, full of life and shade’
The dean of the Graduate School of Architecture at Columbia University believes that we must commit to an ‘interspecies alliance.’ Buildings must not only be sustainable: they must also heal the ecology
Crowded beaches in Antarctica: TikTok effect fills the world of penguins with tourists
Shocking images of mass tourism in the pristine environment have Antarctic Treaty countries considering a tax for visitors, who are attracted by videos posted on social media
Life’s revolution: From the selfish gene to the collaborative cell
Alfonso Martínez Arias
Just as a living being has tissues and organs, society has structures that provide it with resilience and allow it to adapt to changes and evolve
Aircraft accidents and what passengers can do to increase their safety in the air
Decades of advances in aircraft design and safety protocols have increased survival rates in such incidents
Caro Quintero, Narco of Narcos, the coveted trophy the US has been pursuing for 40 years
The fate of the historic Mexican drug lord was marked by the brutal murder in 1985 of DEA agent Kiki Camarena
Guilt, shame and fear of gaining weight: The emotional toll that comes from compulsive eating
Binge eating is a type of eating disorder that often arises as a response to the anxiety that is triggered after periods of restrictive diets
Julián Casanova, historian: ‘The good things Franco did were done by democracies without torture or death sentences’
The professor of contemporary history has published a new biography of the dictator, a solid portrait that covers everything from his time in Africa and Hitler’s help at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War to the essential role of the Church in the regime
Teens suffering from obesity have a broken circadian clock
A study of adolescents shows that concentrating caloric intake in the early hours of the day can help reduce the risk of obesity
Can sport make us smarter?
Science explores the relationship between body and mind in a bid to determine whether physical exercise positively affects cognitive functions
Where do the clothes go after we put them in a recycling bin? An 11-month investigation covering thousands of kilometers
EL PAÍS followed the path of 15 geolocated garments for months and over thousands of kilometers to gauge the environmental and social costs of the mass consumption of fast fashion
Science finds explanation for disease that leaves children ‘frozen’
A team from the Center for Genomic Regulation in Barcelona details the molecular mechanism of a rare illness that causes transient paralysis and dangerous arrhythmias
Maram Kairé, Senegalese astronomer: ‘The development of the African continent will depend on the space sector’
The ones who need little sleep
Marla Broadfoot / Knowable Magazine
Designed by men, for men: Why sex with robots does not have appeal among women
Guide to getting lost (yes, lost) in Trump’s tariff threats
The US president has made contradictory announcements about the import duties he wants to impose
Egg prices will increase 41% this year in the US
Wrestling, cannabis, bitcoin and stocks: This is how Trump’s government of billionaires invests
Cohousing projects to ease Spain’s real estate crisis
Dystopias, authoritarianism, technological threats... Is progress over?
After decades of progress, we are facing times of great uncertainty: it is difficult to imagine a future in a context of wars, populism and natural disasters
Underground fights and female thieves: New series from the creator of ‘Peaky Blinders’ delves into London’s underworld
The newly-released ‘A Thousand Blows’ and the iconic drama about the Birmingham gangsters share thematic and esthetic elements
Hollywood is starring in its own horror movie
Patrick Dempsey: ‘Dyslexia was a lesson in humility that saved me from the temptation to believe I was better than anyone else’
The ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ heartthrob would rather devote himself to professional racing, but the entertainment industry is reluctant to let one of its biggest stars go
Tiny Desk, what a concept: 15 performances that will ignite your love of music
Concerts at a U.S. public radio station have become the music industry’s secret weapon, launching careers and lending a touch of realness to big acts
Dexter’s father: How to raise a psychopath
Actor Christian Slater speaks with EL PAÍS about his return to television with ‘Dexter: Original Sin’
Work & Lifestyle
Is it better to consume sugar or sweeteners?
María José Castro Alija
The popularity of the ‘Mar-a-Lago face’ soars in Trump’s inner circle
Wasting time, no social media, having kids and knowing the hidden spots: The true luxuries of the super-rich in 2025
Even if they won’t admit it, parents do indeed have a favorite child
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Noah Centineo, the actor who went from the internet’s boyfriend to near-oblivion
Jacques Audiard, director of ‘Emilia Pérez’, distances himself from Karla Sofía Gascón: ‘What she said is inexcusable’
The second youth of Lindsey Buckingham, Fleetwood Mac’s sonic architect
Our selection
News of a stagnant war in Sinaloa
Salman Rushdie: ‘Musk does not defend freedom of expression; he curates the discourse of the extreme right’
Jocelynn took her own life after being harassed at school because of her family’s immigration status: ‘Why was I left without my princess?’
Not just ships: The expansion of the Panama Canal also facilitates the transit of invasive fish
EL PAÍS offers free Spanish lessons with Gymglish
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
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