The high cost (and growing appeal) of single living
The number of one-person households continues to grow globally, with implications for the economy and public policy
Methamphetamine and online sales: How Mexican drug cartels are gaining ground in the US and Europe
A new report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime warns that trafficking has also increased in Asia and Oceania, while seizures on the border have doubled
Brussels reacts coolly to Spain’s proposal for curbing high energy prices
France, Greece and Hungary show a positive response to the plan but the EU Commission is unwilling for the moment to make significant changes to the existing system
UK tourists return to Benidorm: ‘Everything is easy here’
Normal life is coming back to the famous Spanish city but the pandemic is still a source of concern. Coronavirus cases are rising, although hospital admissions remain stable
Spain to offer Pfizer or Moderna booster shot to recipients of single-dose Janssen vaccine
The decision was taken on Tuesday by the Health Ministry and the regions after the medication, from Johnson & Johnson, was found in a study to be less effective against Covid-19 than the other two
Why nobody wants to be a trucker anymore
Experts are warning about a shortage of professionals who are essential to global trade: Europe alone will need an estimated 400,000 in the coming years. EL PAÍS rode with a Spanish truck driver for four days, all the way to the UK and back, to find out why younger generations are no longer interested in the job