Spanish justice has been waiting more than nine months for a response to a request for cooperation. The judge has warned that if there is no reply by December, he will shelve the case for a second time
Even if he ended the war today, it would take more than eight weeks for lower oil prices to reach the pump
The Democratic Party is now a broad coalition marked by diverse communication styles
Many migrants now arrive before sunrise for fear of missing a hearing that could determine whether they remain in the United States
In the past five years, 324 tortoises and iguanas have been captured from the Ecuadorian islands for an international market willing to pay thousands of dollars for the archipelago’s unique species
Eight months ago, he became New York’s first socialist mayor on the promise that another way of doing politics is possible. Though he has no shortage of critics, the energy of the Mamdani effect can be felt across the city and within the Democratic Party nationwide. His guiding principle is that politics should improve the lives of working-class people
Engineer Kit Miyamoto has become a celebrity in Venezuela, where he is managing the disaster after the twin quakes on June 24
The restive region, a stronghold of Moscow in a country moving toward the EU, maintains its border crossings, its security forces, its government, and its judicial system, even though no country recognizes it
The island’s economic and energy crisis, worsened by the US embargo, is widening the gap between those who can afford to import luxury cars and buy solar panels, and an impoverished majority that faces blackouts, food shortages, deteriorating housing and growing difficulty meeting their basic needs
President Nayib Bukele claims that years of gang violence have left 80,000 people missing. However, the Legislative Assembly has rejected a proposed bill centered around the search for the disappeared, leaving families feeling helpless
The film, winner of the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, reveals how the mass killing of innocents in Gaza was organized remotely from the heart of the Israeli city
Researchers, executives and engineers who left OpenAI, Google and Anthropic have spent years warning about safety failures, military uses and increasingly uncontrollable systems. This is what worries them
From their magnificent Paris ‘hôtel’, the Kugel family preserves, studies and sells unique antiques to collectors and institutions around the world. We toured their rooms
Years of war have left many people with life-changing injuries. Several centers are using new technologies to produce affordable, rapidly made prostheses to narrow the gap between needs and limited resources
Residents across the country are mobilizing to claim back their cities
The new chief executive takes over from Tim Cook, who will continue to lead diplomatic relations from the executive chair
Prized for centuries for their noble, docile and loyal character, Andalusian horses are gaining prominence around the world and selling at prices of up to $580,000
The researcher, who presented a lecture on the Turin Erotic Papyrus at the Egyptology congress in Barcelona, says the pharaonic society was binary and heteronormative
With ‘Bunker’ debuting in Venice, here’s a look back at the nine movies that brought Spain’s Oscar-winning couple together
An essay traces the origins of a partisan song that went global thanks to melodic singers and a Netflix series
The Dutch artist only signed 15% of his 840 known paintings
Last summer, the couple released a volume dedicated to Jay-Z that was auctioned off for over $150,000. ‘Our books are for people who already have it all,’ they explain
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
