Russia open to US nuclear talks but Biden-Putin summit ‘out of the question’
Moscow confirmed a meeting with Washington in Cairo in late November to discuss atomic weapons, but the Ukraine war will not be on the agenda
‘Ibiza is getting out of hand’: How the party island became the backyard of the mega-rich
Capri. St. Tropez. Now Ibiza. The tourism industry is flourishing in the third most expensive destination in the Mediterranean but the flow of wealth threatens to displace almost everyone else
Hundreds of Twitter employees reject Elon Musk’s ultimatum and resign
Senators have issued a letter to the Federal Trade Commission after a huge walkout at the social media company, the immediate viability of which has been questioned by departing workers
Sweden confirms ‘blatant sabotage’ of Nord Stream gas pipeline caused leaks
The German, Swedish and Danish authorities cooperated on the investigation into September’s damage to the infrastructure and concluded explosives were involved
What will happen to memes if Twitter implodes?
In the wake of a mass resignation by employees that sent the social media company into turmoil, many users were left wondering where they will get their daily dose of humor if the app closes down entirely
From the country where soccer is religion to the emirate where religion is law
Argentinean fans who invested four years of savings to watch Leo Messi play at his last World Cup are turning a blind eye to controversies surrounding the host nation
‘It is assumed that a person’s willpower defines their weight, but that is a big mistake’
According to María del Mar Malagón, obesity is a disease with multiple triggers, including gene mutations, endocrine disruptors and lifestyle habits
Rosalía’s ‘Motomami’ triumphs at 2022 Latin Grammys
Jorge Drexler was the big winner of the night, taking home six awards, while Bad Bunny, who did not attend the event, walked away with five
Mexico denounces new online auction of pre-Hispanic artifacts
The country’s cultural authorities have determined that 38 objects, which are set to be auctioned on November 20 on the Dutch website Catawiki, are national ‘archaeological monuments’
Cory Doctorow, activist: ‘Musk is an overconfident buffoon’
The Canadian blogger thinks that handing over our entire digital lives to a handful of irresponsible corporations is a very bad idea
US Senate moves to protect same-sex marriage from Supreme Court
The Mormon Church – in a radical change of position – now supports the law to codify the right, which has helped the legislative initiative gather crucial votes