A war with no end date: The United States unleashes its military might against the Iranian regime
The bombings against Iran are shaping up to be the start of a long-lasting, large-scale offensive
Attack on Iran raises tensions in energy markets and signals sharp price increases
Analysts expect crude oil prices to rise to $85 per barrel due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and above $100 if the conflict escalates
How Iran’s power structure is handling the crisis
Luciano Zaccara
A transition would not only be a constitutional problem. Above all, it would be a test of cohesion among institutions, factions, and security bodies
Ali Khamenei, the Ayatollah who ruled Iran with an iron fist for nearly four decades
The attack on Iran opens a rift in the MAGA world for Trump
A segment of the president’s most loyal supporters lashes out against his broken promises
Another reckless attack by Trump
The United States and Israel’s bombing of Iran does not guarantee the fall of the regime
Spain: Straining at the seams
Despite a lower population density than other Western European countries, this nation of just under 50 million is struggling with crowded cities, insufficient investment in transportation, high electricity demand and the effects of mass tourism
Mohamed Mezghani, from the International Association of Public Transport: ‘A traffic jam of electric cars is still a traffic jam’
The secretary general of the UITP advocates in favor of a carrot-and-stick approach
Dakota and Elle Fanning, the sisters unhurriedly shaping their own destiny in Hollywood
After 25 years in the industry the actresses are starting their own production company
Félix Ulloa, vice president of El Salvador: ‘People want Bukele’s state of emergency; they feel protected’
The politician from the country defends the president’s ‘strong leadership’ model and asserts that ‘everywhere, they want a Bukele’
Free showers and lawyers for crack addicts in Brazil
President Lula da Silva’s government aims to expand the Care Station, a pilot project tested in Fortaleza
‘Comma by comma, a change here, a change there’: The passage of Venezuela’s amnesty law
In the National Assembly, the opposition bloc debated changes they considered essential with Chavista lawmakers until the last minute
The Netflix co-CEO: ‘People misunderstand how AI will influence content creation’
Greg Peters visits Mexico to launch the company’s new offices and speaks about its corporate future
Cuba on the verge of paralysis: ‘I feel like this is the end of the story’
La Havana are empty of traffic and tourists as the exhausted population, barely surviving day to day, awaits an outcome to Trump’s energy blockade
The rise and fall of Cuba’s revolutionary epic
Darío Alemán
The humanitarian crisis is older and more structural than any previous one
Miami is more anxious than ever for the fall of Castroism: ‘Let whatever has to happen, happen, otherwise we will never be free’
LAM, the museum that displays a portrait made with sausages and a sculpture of moldy grapes
Located in The Netherlands, the center has an art collection focused on food, drink and consumption where the goal is to ‘tell stories that use something as everyday as food as a starting point’
Ants trapped in amber reveal what diminutive life was like millions of years ago
The study of fossilized resin stones containing several creatures allowed scientists to recreate the interactions between various species of the distant past
In the cloud forest of Cali, birdsong becomes medicine
Neanderthal men chose Homo sapiens women: Genetics reveals the sex life of our ancestors
A living drug manages to eliminate tumors in mice with pancreatic, ovarian and kidney cancer
Gender, racism and xenophobia: The biases of artificial intelligence in Latin America
Paramount wins the battle for Warner Bros after Netflix declines to match the bid
The streaming group that owns ‘Money Heist’ says the deal is no longer financially attractive
FedEx sues US government for tariff refund
What Mexico has gained and lost from its economic relationship with Chavista Venezuela
Traffic jams are bleeding the Romanian economy dry
Spotify in the eye of the storm: Trumpism, denialism and a future under question
Wagner Moura, Oscar nominee: ‘We’re in a very ugly time, even I am afraid of running into ICE’
The actor was a leading voice against Bolsonaro: ‘The similarities between the recent history of Brazil and the United States are obvious’
In the Mexican state of Oaxaca, a music school keeps children away from violence
Flor Hernández|Villa de Zaachila, Oaxaca
Emerging from a church-led project, the institution has changed the outlook of a town
László Krasznahorkai, Nobel Prize laureate: ‘My Hungary is that of language, not of hussars’
Baz Luhrmann returns to Elvis Presley, but this time in the King’s own words
The Australian filmmaker presents ‘EPiC,’ a film featuring footage of concerts in Las Vegas from 1970 and previously unreleased statements from the singer
Work & Lifestyle
Rob Jetten and Nicholas Keenan, the love story of the prime minister and the hockey player that has captivated a country
‘We must be doing something right as a society’: Why the photos of Pedro Pascal walking arm‑in‑arm with a man matter
The paradox of early childhood memories: Why travel with a baby if they won’t remember it
Digital addiction in children: ‘I treat children who spend the weekend in their room with their cellphones’
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Brooks Ginnan, the model who embraced their ectodermal dysplasia: ‘I equated beauty to nearly everything I was not’
Jordi Bardají
North West’s finger piercing: An extravagance experts strongly advise against
David Bowie and Iman’s daughter shares her painful story: An adolescence marked by drugs and psychiatric treatment
Our selection
Amanda Sloat, former Biden adviser: ‘The distrust between Europe and the United States will last a generation’
Juan Pablo Guanipa: ‘I have no doubt: Venezuela is heading towards elections’
45 years after Spain’s failed coup, reasonable doubts linger
The Taliban’s new penal code: Two weeks in jail for breaking a woman’s arm, five months for mistreating a camel
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