The faces of repression in Iran
These Iranian women are some of those who have paid with their lives or their freedom for participating in nationwide protests over the death of Mahsa Amini
From ‘House of the Dragon’ to ‘The Dreamers:’ How incest is portrayed in film and on television
The ‘Game of Thrones’ spinoff is the latest in a long line of shows and movies that resort to sex between family members to spice up the plot
Human rights activists from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus share Nobel Peace Prize
The Committee recognized Ales Bialiatski and the organizations Memorial and Ukrainian Center for Civil Liberties for their ‘outstanding effort to document war crimes, human right abuses and the abuse of power’
Flavia Sabora: Lost Roman town is rediscovered under a crop field in Spain
University of Cádiz researchers used georadar to locate the ancient settlement, which has documented traces of streets, thermal baths and other buildings
Russia becomes the main (involuntary) supplier of weapons to Ukraine
Cristian Segura (Special Correspondent)|Kyiv|
Hasty troop withdrawal on the Kharkiv and Kherson fronts is providing hundreds of abandoned armored vehicles, howitzers and ammunition for Ukrainian forces
How do we turn jealousy into something positive?
AMAIA ODRIOZOLA|
While this feeling is more associated with romantic relationships, it also plays a role in friendships. But experts say it is completely normal
Biden announces thousands of pardons for marijuana possession
The move only affects individuals convicted on federal charges, and the US president urged state governors to follow his lead as the country heads towards midterm elections in November
Texas executes John Henry Ramirez, the inmate who asked to die holding his pastor’s hand
The prisoner took his case to the United States Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of his right to have the minister accompany him in his execution by lethal injection
What would an Elon Musk-owned Twitter look like?
The mercurial mogul says he wants to turn the social network into an app for everything, like China’s WeChat
The new drug that may slow Alzheimer’s disease
Two pharma companies are watching their stock price soar after releasing unverified data about a medication that significantly reduces cognitive decline associated with the disease even though many patients don’t notice any improvement
Putin’s conscription drive targets Russia’s ethnic minorities
After decades of persecution, Tatars, Buryats, Tuvans and other minorities are being called up in droves to be sent to the front lines as ‘cannon fodder,’ according to NGOs and officials