Study sheds new light on Tutankhamun’s mysterious dagger ‘born’ from meteorite
Chemical analysis of the artifact has determined that the object was a gift from a king of Anatolia, and was manufactured at a low temperature
Russian forces exert stranglehold on Mariupol after failure of ceasefire
As Putin vows only to halt his offensive if Ukraine lays down its arms and meets his terms, the situation on the ground in Mariupol is “unfit for human life”
Salvador Rangel, the Mexican bishop who talks to the drug traffickers
The Catholic official has spent the last seven years in one of the most violence-ridden areas of Guerrero state. With disconcerting frankness, he spoke about his friendship and mediation with narcos and politicians
What happens to your body when you get an electric shock?
The most common injuries caused by a dangerous brush with electricity are surface wounds, muscle contractions and burns
Five great films for cinephiles that you’ll find hidden on Netflix
We take a dive into the streaming platform in search of cinematic treasures. On this first incursion, we discover works from sacred directors such as Vittorio de Sica and Jean-Luc Godard