Discovery of Tartessian sculptures turns study of Iberian pre-Roman culture on its head
Researchers have unearthed five stone busts dating from the 5th century BC at the Turuñuelo de Guareña archeological site in Badajoz, Spain
US-made Patriot guided missile systems arrive in Ukraine
Ukrainian officials have previously said the arrival of Patriot systems, which Washington agreed to send last October, would be a major boost and a milestone in the war against Moscow’s invasion
Kim Jong-un says North Korea’s first spy satellite is ready for launch
The North Korean leader said that having an operational military reconnaissance satellite is crucial for the country to effectively use its nuclear-capable missiles
Tesla cuts US prices again ahead of Q1 earnings release
The company lopped $3,000, or about 6%, off the starting prices for all three versions of the Model Y small SUV, Tesla’s top-seller
DeSantis appointees begin reshaping Disney World’s district
The new board wants to prohibit mask mandates and Covid-19 vaccine requirements in an evolving showdown between the Republican governor and the world’s best-known entertainment company
Caught in the Khartoum crossfire: ‘We Sudanese are resilient, but this is surreal. It is war’
NGOs have warned that medicines and blood are in short supply in hospitals, while experts fear an escalation in Darfur and the entry of more armed groups into the fighting
Russia’s population shrinks and China’s ages
Shifting demographics are posing unprecedented challenges for China and Russia
Shakira to follow Spanish tax fraud trial from Miami
The Colombian singer will only have to appear in court in Barcelona on the day that she has to testify over allegations she defrauded the Tax Agency of €14.5 million
Superbugs gain a foothold in the trenches of the Ukraine war
A team of German physicians treating war-wounded soldiers and civilians have warned about the high number of antibiotic-resistant pathogens they have identified
War in Ukraine: Escalation of fighting worsens abuses against prisoners of war
A recent UN report claims that the alleged beheading of a Ukrainian soldier is just one example of how POWs, from both sides of the conflict, are systematically abused
Renewable energy boom in Chile takes a toll on electrical grid
Green energy companies in the South American country are demanding changes to current laws and improvements to the electrical distribution systems. This is so that they can receive correct remuneration, while ensuring that megawatts are not wasted
Iván Mordisco and the resurrection of an armed group in Colombia
The leader of the FARC dissidents – who was once presumed dead – is currently negotiating with the government of President Gustavo Petro
How the first mass tool workshop in history functioned 1.2 million years ago
Researchers from the University of Vigo and the Complutense University of Madrid discover a stock of lithic tools in Ethiopia, revealing the ‘planning ability’ of Homo erectus