October 11, 2022

Moscow says it is ‘open’ to talks with the western powers as a second day of air strikes hits electrical installations and non-military objectives

Ordered by Kremlin officials who wanted to restore the opulence of tsarist Russia, the Italian-made piece of furniture now symbolizes the chasm between Moscow and the West

The Central American nation is home to Intel’s only assembly and test operations plant in the region at a time when Washington is trying to reduce American reliance on Asia for these essential parts

Prehistoric ashes and stalagmites offer fresh clues to the fate of these hominins, who may have been victims of climate change or bred out of existence

Psychologist Francisca López Torrecillas discusses how the brain responds to the emotional state, and what other factors come into play

The renaissance of the Latin American left and talks with Washington, as well as the global energy crisis, have allowed the Venezuelan government to reposition itself

The legislative body’s president has stepped down from the post after a recording from October 2021 showed her and three other leading officials disparaging Black people and indigenous Mexicans

The award-winning actress says her sudden rise to fame took an emotional toll and that success turned her into a ‘commodity’

The actors reminisced about playing Marty McFly and Doc in the blockbuster movie saga, which initially cast a different actor in the role of the teenage sidekick

The missile attacks against the Ukrainian capital on Monday targeted neighborhoods that house political power and diplomatic representations, sending a message that no place is safe

After distancing himself from Take That, the singer went on to fill stadiums across the world. But turning the Briton into a global star wasn’t an easy task, say his former press representatives

The 59-year-old, who built a children’s entertainment empire in the 1990s, is beloved by tens of millions of Brazilians who grew up watching her shows and listening to her albums

Of the five cities where the leader scored his highest levels of support in the first round of Brazil’s presidential election, three of them are located in the white-majority southern state of Paraná

There are many hypotheses, from mating to avoiding the risk of being bitten, that may explain why the famous dinosaur had such ridiculously small forelimbs