Putin dismisses Russia's defense minister
The announcement of Sergei Shoigu’s new role came as 13 people were reported dead and 20 more wounded in Russia’s border city of Belgorod where a section of a residential building collapsed
Eugene Kaspersky, cybersecurity expert: ‘The good news is that we use AI to detect malware. The bad news is that criminals also use it’
In his interview with EL PAÍS, the founder of Kaspersky Lab —an IT security company— warns of new risks in the world of cybercrime
Michael J. Sandel, philosopher: ‘I resist the tendency to see technology as an autonomous force that we cannot control’
In ‘The Case against Perfection,’ the philosopher addresses the challenges of genetic engineering.
The first worldwide oasis map lays out an uncertain future, human expansion, and the exhaustion of sources
Desert agriculture has increased in certain areas despite advancing drought in arid lands
Helium-3: Mining the fuel of the future on the Moon
‘A man should never wear shorts’ — but has the moment arrived to show some leg?
There’s something subversive about an adult man in short pants: too sexy, too childish, too sporty. And yet, looks on Paul Mescal, Jacob Elordi, among others, are proof that we’re in a golden age of shorts
Kyle Chayka, journalist: ‘In cultural industries it doesn’t matter what you do, but how many followers you have’
‘The Sympathizer’, Park Chan-wook’s rewrite of the Vietnam War with a touch of black comedy
Why couples continue to be judged when the man is the thin one in the relationship
Porn for women: Can it really be feminist or ethical?
Suffering through a breakup and other misunderstandings of ‘almost relationships’
‘Brutal and genocidal’: Dissecting Julius Caesar to warn us about Trump and other strongmen
The DEA’s crusade against the Sinaloa and Jalisco cartels: ‘The most dangerous and deadly drug crisis the US has ever faced’
A trip to the prison on Easter Island: ‘It’s paradise’
Pierre Boulle: The spy who invented ‘Planet of the Apes,’ a world with intelligent gorillas and humans with lazy brains
The French writer and soldier, who also penned ‘The Bridge over the River Kwai,’ didn’t think that his portrait of a society in ruins would work well on screen. We are into the 10th film in the franchise
New antibiotic buys medicine time in the never-ending fight against superbugs
Emblaveo has been developed by Pfizer and AbbVie, with the help of the EU and the United States
Synchronization between the body’s circadian clocks can prevent aging
Hallucinogen from Sonoran Desert toad venom shows potential to treat mental disorders
The incredible story of ‘Megalosaurus’
The Australian billionaire who has decided to rebuild the ‘Titanic’
Clive Palmer has been a conservative politician with questionable allies. Now wants to reconstruct the most famous ship in the history of navigation
Spain throws away 400,000 tons of lemons: ‘Production has got out of hand’
TikTok sues US to block law that could ban the social media platform
Tesla’s plans in Mexico are not dead. They’ve just lost steam
Judith Butler, philosopher: ‘Feminists who don’t repudiate the right-wing, anti-gender movement are complicit’
The American intellectual returns to their flagship topic with ‘Who’s Afraid of Gender?’, a book in which they accuse anti-trans feminists of forming ‘an unconscious alliance’ with conservative currents
Why Netflix’s idealization of a Neanderthal woman is a problem
The Conversation / Fay Bound Alberti
Karl Lagerfeld and Pierre Bergé, the story of the ‘cruelest hatred’ in the world of fashion
Auschwitz before Auschwitz: Unpublished photos show the Jewish community on the brink of the Holocaust
Caravaggio’s last painting may not have been his last, after all
Work & Lifestyle
Luxury brands flex: How athletes have become a surefire fashion statement
Digital body language: How non-verbal communication works on social media
Vaping now more common than smoking among young people – and the risks go beyond lung and brain damage
Amira Guirguis / The Conversation
How to deal with parental burnout
Celebrities, Movies & TV
How the Met Gala turned women into immobile objects
Millionaires who bought Marilyn Monroe’s house sue L.A.: They want to demolish it
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new family in California: The royals’ fiercely guarded inner circle of friends
‘When he’s sober, he’s boring as hell’: 25 years without Oliver Reed, the star who televised his long decline
Felipe Cabrerizo
The finest political hour of Sócrates, one of the most unique footballers Brazil ever produced
The soccer player, who died in 2011, was one of the protagonists of the Diretas Já campaign 40 years ago to restore democracy after the dictatorship
Our selection
Ana Piquer, human rights activist: ‘The militarization promoted by the government of Mexico has not improved security’
Evidence of renewed ethnic cleansing in Sudan looms over Darfur
Danuta Wasserman, psychiatrist: ‘In a brain with suicidal ideations there is a lot of anxiety, a lot of ambivalence, and a lot of anger’
Jack Lang: ‘The Arab world has abandoned Palestine’
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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