Fraudster Anna Sorokin to be deported to Germany
The subject of a recent Netflix limited series duped New York elites by posing as a wealthy heiress, and was arrested in 2021 by immigration authorities for overstaying her visa
Lady Gaga, or how to appear on two red carpets on the same night
In the space of just a few hours, the star of ‘House of Gucci’ and other actors appeared at the Baftas in London and the Critics’ Choice Awards in Los Angeles. Here’s how they did it
Fox News camera operator Pierre Zakrzewski dies after coming under fire in Ukraine
The victim’s colleague, correspondent Benjamin Hall, was also wounded and was on Tuesday being treated in hospital. This is the second death of a journalist in the conflict in just a few days
Marina Ovsyannikova: The Russian journalist who said ‘no’ to the war
Footage of the reporter criticizing the conflict during a live TV broadcast has gone viral despite the Kremlin’s efforts to censor the video
Why being a workaholic is the only socially acceptable addiction for women
Irene Sierra|
From a young age girls are taught to work hard and be financially independent, but the realities of work-life balance are not quite as they are portrayed on popular TV shows
Spread of omicron variant in China sparks fear of major wave
The number of coronavirus cases being recorded is still much lower than figures in the West, but the spike has cast doubt on the nation’s zero-Covid strategy
Francia Márquez, the Colombian electoral phenomenon
The environmental leader won more votes than the center candidate Sergio Fajardo without having held public office and with a campaign that began only three months ago
Lines in Havana to emigrate, the business of Cuban anguish and a guru named Leonardo Padura
At the end of 2021, Nicaragua eliminated the entry visa for Cuban citizens, and since then thousands have left the island for Managua with the purpose of continuing their journey to the US
Reviving extinct animals: in the future there won’t be mammoths but ‘mammophants’
Scientists leading projects to revive disappeared species, from thylacines to dodo birds, explain that they won’t create ‘exact photocopies,’ but genetically modified substitutes. But what exactly is a de-extinct species?
What civilian satellites are revealing about the war in Ukraine
The first efforts to peek beyond the Iron Curtain date back to the late 1940s. Since then, the technology has made significant advances, with military devices able to spot a soccer ball from an altitude of 200 kilometers
Allegra Gucci opens up about her father’s murder: ‘My mother is attracted to darkness’
After 27 years of silence, the 41-year-old has spoken out about the killing of the fashion magnate, who was murdered by a hitman hired by his ex-wife, Patrizia Reggiani
The basics of attachment theory: How do you relate to your child?
There are four main categories but they all revolve around two main concepts, protection and autonomy
The Kremlin takes the first steps to isolate the Russian internet from the rest of the world
Moscow is prepared to disconnect the country from cyberspace. Though the authorities officially deny the initiative, leaked messages suggest that it will begin to roll out the strategy on the government’s websites this Friday