Putin’s next move
The Russian president’s absolute faith in firepower is straight out of the 19th century; his way of thinking about geopolitics is so old it’s unknown to us
Fish, fruit and beeswax: What an Ancient Egyptian tomb smells like
A team of chemists and archaeologists has analyzed the volatile compounds emitted by objects in a burial chamber in order to find out the nature and origin of their contents
Johnny Depp tells court: ‘I have never struck a woman in my life’
The star of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ is suing his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, for an opinion piece she wrote in which she claimed she was a victim of domestic violence
Finland named happiest country in the world for fifth year in a row
Denmark and Iceland came in second and third place, while the US was ranked 16th in the report by UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network
How the Azovstal steel plant turned into the last bastion of Ukrainian resistance in Mariupol
The Kremlin is focusing its attacks on the port city on the only refuge left for Ukraine’s soldiers and civilians: an enormous complex filled with industrial warehouses, rail tracks and subterranean tunnels
After two years, Spain ends indoor face mask rule
The covering, however, will remain mandatory on public transportation and in health centers, nursing homes and pharmacies
K-pop: The music sensation shaping everything from Twitter to global politics
The millions of fans of the South Korean genre are dominating the conversation on social media and using their numbers to take a stand on issues ranging from police brutality to the war on Ukraine
Russia’s central bank says that the economy will plummet in the second quarter and Putin is ignoring the warning
The institution’s president is concerned about high inflation rates and the impact of international sanctions