Russia, Ukraine agree to humanitarian corridors, with possible ceasefire during evacuations
The second round of talks took place as Russian troops continued to attack the heart of Ukrainian cities such as Kyiv and Kharkiv
Cybersecurity expert Gil Shwed: ‘You can shut down water pipelines to a city from a computer’
The co-founder of Check Point talks to EL PAÍS about how everything in today’s world, from personal information to key infrastructure, is at risk from cyberattacks
Ukrainians fleeing to Romania: ‘We thought the media was exaggerating and now we’re refugees’
Tens of thousands of women and children in Ukraine have traveled to the neighboring country, as the border crossing to Poland becomes overwhelmed by the crisis sparked by the Russian offensive
Russian oligarchs speak out against invasion of Ukraine
The richest man in Russia, Alexei Mordashov, has called on Putin to stop the ‘bloodshed,’ while other billionaires have also criticized the war
Is Putin willing to press the nuclear button? Keys to understanding the Kremlin’s strategy
The Russian president has put the army’s deterrence forces on ‘special mode of combat duty,’ but experts are divided on whether he is really prepared to act on his threats against Ukraine
Ukrainian exodus could be Europe’s biggest refugee crisis since World War II
Thousands are crossing into Romania every day through the border post in Siret, where emergency workers are greeting exhausted people with hot food and water
From university to Ukraine’s defense force: ‘I have to help protect my country against Russian terrorists’
Thousands of people, from engineers to retirees, are joining the civil resistance against Putin’s troops as Russia intensifies its strikes against major cities
Rosalía explains the meaning of her new single ‘Chicken Teriyaki’
The video, which is part of her upcoming studio album ‘Motomami,’ was viewed over two million times in the first 24 hours on YouTube
Researchers say ‘Tyrannosaurus’ may have been three species instead of just one
A study based on femurs and incisor teeth posits that ‘T.rex’ had two more relatives, but some scientists are contesting the claim because of the small size of the sample