Trump announces destruction of a drug production facility in Venezuela
Washington has declined to share details about the operation, which if confirmed would be the first US ground attack against the Latin American country
Human rights activists, opposition members, and a minor: Maduro’s other political prisoners
80,000 barrels of Mexican oil to Cuba: Havana drawn into the US–Mexico clash
Pemex’s crude deliveries are raising tensions with Washington
Israel sparks a civil war within the MAGA movement
The Bolsonaro surname: An advantage or liability in Brazil’s 2026 presidential elections?
The clan’s eldest son is presenting himself as a moderate version of his father, while the traditional right is calling for a different candidate
Sydney Sweeney, the actress praised by Trump: ‘Women are up against what society wants them to be’
After months of controversy, the ‘Euphoria’ actress is starring in the film adaptation of ‘The Housemaid’ and the biopic ‘Christy’
New York’s big moment: A portrait of a city awaiting the Mamdani era
EL PAÍS toured the city’s five boroughs to understand how the proud inhabitants of the Big Apple feel as it faces what may be its last chance to preserve what makes it unique
Confined to a Cuban hospital: When electricity is a matter of life or death
In the province of Pinar del Río, relatives of patients who are dependent on life support machines report that they cannot return home, because power cuts could endanger their loved ones
Pinochet’s victims grapple with José Antonio Kast’s rise in Chile
The far-right leader is the first president in the democratic era to have supported the military regime
The complicated life of Francesca Albanese: A rising figure in Italy but barred from every bank
The UN special rapporteur for the Palestinian territories has become a leading voice in her country, but she is on a US blacklist as if she were a terrorist and can only use cash
How Japan is trying to avert ‘digital defeat’
Despite its potent technology sector, the country is being surpassed by China and the United States in the development of physical artificial intelligence
Raúl Rocha, from jet-setting with Miss Universe to arms trafficking
The Mexican businessman went from society pages to organized crime news
Half of Scotland is in the hands of 420 property owners
The concentration of land ownership by a small number of people has generated one of the most unequal models in the Western world
From digital curfews to blocking apps: How technology experts protect their children online
Six cybersecurity, data protection and cyberattack experts explain how to ensure the security of minors online
Reinhard Genzel, Nobel laureate in physics: ‘One-minute videos will never give you the truth’
The scientist who discovered the black hole at the center of our galaxy reflects on social media and the unpredictable power of human curiosity
Why the price of coffee has skyrocketed: from Brazilian plantations to specialty coffee houses
Climate change, growing demand and the transformation of coffee into a commodity for speculation on the New York Stock Exchange have increased the value and the uncertainty around one of the most desirable products on the planet
Todd Green, head of the company that created ‘Candy Crush’: ‘Success for us is that players want to play for years’
The new president of the video game developer King, which recently underwent two rounds of layoffs at its Barcelona headquarters, says they were unrelated to AI
Nazareth Castellanos, neuroscientist: ‘We need to teach anxiety prevention techniques from school onwards’
How do we know that animals without tails are happy?
Soraya Beuk
Why we lost the habit of sleeping in two segments and how that changed our sense of time
Darren Rhodes / The Conversation
From safe-haven investment to geostrategic weapon: Who owns the most gold?
The war in Ukraine, Trump’s disruptive policies, and his interference with the Federal Reserve have revived countries’ interest in controlling and increasing their reserves of the precious metal
Corinne Low: ‘I’m more concerned about the female happiness gap than the gender wage gap’
All states where the minimum wage will increase in 2026
The life of a delivery driver in China: ‘Many people don’t know how an order can arrive at their home in just one day’
Oona Chaplin: ‘I told James Cameron that I was living in a treehouse and starting a permaculture project’
The actress returns to the big screen with ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash,’ playing a leader as indomitable as her career
From the White House to diplomatic gifts: Lego wins over adult fans, brick by brick
The Danish foreign minister’s gift to his Egyptian counterpart and the portrait of Trump symbolize the success of the company
Miguel Alandia, the artist whose murals were saved by miners under Bolivia’s military rule
Kate Winslet: ‘There aren’t more female directors because we’re busy raising children’
Ocean Vuong, writer: ‘I am a product of the welfare state, which is being abused right now in America’
The award-winning author of ‘On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous’ returns with a new novel, ‘The Emperor of Gladness’
Work & Lifestyle
I’ve been a wedding photographer and these are the mistakes I’m not going to make at mine
What are men searching for (and running from) when they go on a retreat?
How to maintain a healthy relationship with food during the holiday season
Daytime, headphones, no booze: How a generation is saying ‘no’ to club parties
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Chris Martin, Taylor Swift, Elijah Wood and other famous wedding ‘crashers’
Whether by chance or on purpose, celebrities such as Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber have surprised several newlyweds
‘How does it feel to be a failure?’: Elizabeth Berkley’s journey from ‘Showgirls’ ridicule to vindication
A comment by the actor about the singer during the promotion of his new film ‘Marty Supreme’ has once again put the spotlight on Britain’s Got Talent’s most viral contestant
Our selection
All the effects of gentrification in one corner of Mexico’s Colonia Roma
James Cameron: ‘For the films I like to make to continue to exist, we have to find a way to make them cheaper’
Being trans or gay in a migrant detention center: ‘They call me faggot, queer, bitch’
Trump’s worldview clashes with a Europe trying to defend itself
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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Palestinian reporter Youmna El Sayed: ‘My family told me I had to choose between being a journalist or a mother’
The miracle of Ivory Coast’s Nero Mer
Text: Sol Acuña / Photos: Miléquêm Diarassouba|Nero Mer (Ivory Coast)
