Biden and Netanyahu clash openly over Gaza for the first time in over two months of war
The U.S. president said Israel must change its government and warned that the country is ‘starting to lose support’ over its ‘indiscriminate’ bombing of Gaza
Rishi Sunak gets a respite after UK lawmakers vote in favor of the Rwanda migration bill
The bill seeks to overcome a ruling by the U.K. Supreme Court that the plan to send migrants who reach Britain across the English Channel in boats to Rwanda is illegal
Donald Tusk, the politician who has halted Poland’s ultra-conservative drift
After seven years in Brussels, the new prime minister returns to the Polish Government with the mission of dismantling the illiberal system built by the national-populist Law and Justice party
The perfect storm stalks Bolivia, the country most vulnerable to the climate crisis in South America
Seven departments in the country have already declared an emergency due to the lack of water. If the drought continues, cities like La Paz and El Alto will be left without water, while the inhabitants of rural areas will be forced to migrate to large cities
The coup d’état led by the attorney general in Guatemala will fail
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Day after day, despite the prevailing uncertainty due to the public prosecutor’s onslaught, the army of civilians defending the putschist effort has more and more silent deserters
Suicide bomber attacks police station in northwest Pakistan, killing 23 officers and wounding 32
An offshoot of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, one of the deadliest in recent months in the country
Georgia election worker says she feared for her life over fraud lies in Giuliani defamation case
Wandrea “Shaye” Moss recounted changing her appearance to try to hide as Giuliani and other allies of Trump used surveillance footage to accuse her and her mother of committing voter fraud
What are the most reliable car brands on the market?
Consumer Reports published its annual reliability report and, once again, the ranking is led by a Japanese brand
Homelessness in Brazil has increased tenfold in a decade to more than 200,000 people
President Lula announced a $200 million plan to provide them with social assistance, although only 150 housing units are expected to be built
28 European soccer teams ignored Ukraine war sanctions in player trades with Russian clubs
Real Sociedad, PSV, Olympique and Salzburg have conducted transactions with teams linked to oligarchs or Kremlin-affiliated banks
Chinese leaders consider next steps for economy as debt and deflation cloud outlook for coming year
The property industry is in crisis and prices have been falling for months, suggesting weak overall demand both inside China and in global markets
US announces new sanctions on Russia’s weapons suppliers, from China to Turkey
The financial penalties have made Russia the most sanctioned country in the world but have yet to deliver a knockout punch to Russia’s economy
Finland to reopen 2 out of 8 border crossings with Russia after a 2-week closure over migrant influx
The government temporarily closed the entire border amid concerns that Moscow was using migrants to destabilize Finland in an alleged act of ‘hybrid warfare’
‘Maestro’: I prefer to listen to Bernstein’s music
Bradley Cooper whimsically uses color and black and white to portray his life, and exotic planning to recount Bernstein’s present and past. And in the way he describes him, I fail to figure out where his appeal and genius lies
Epic Games wins antitrust lawsuit against Google over barriers to its Android app store
The maker of the popular Fortnite video game filed a lawsuit against Google alleging that the internet search giant has been abusing its power to shield its Play Store from competition
Joan Massagué: ‘Metastasis is no longer a death sentence. In some cases, it is curable and we are learning to prevent it’
The Spanish researcher, director of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, explains the recent advances that are bringing us closer to turning cancer into a chronic disease
Maastricht seeks return of valuable prehistoric reptile fossil looted by France in the 18th century
The piece has been exhibited in the Museum of Natural History in Paris since 1795 and is regarded as comparable ‘to what Tutankhamun represents for archaeology’
Western support for Ukraine is wearing thin
A new EU financial package for Kyiv is at risk, as are negotiations for the embattled country to join the bloc. Meanwhile, in the United States, support for Ukraine is suffering
Harvard president remains leader of Ivy League school following backlash on antisemitism testimony
A petition signed by more than 600 faculty members asked the school’s governing body to keep President Claudine Gay in charge
Death on a soccer field: La Familia Michoacana massacre leaves Texcaltitlán on edge
A battle between a group of farmers and the cartel, which left 14 dead, has led to fear of reprisals in the agricultural community where hundreds of National Guard troops have been deployed
Gaza: And then the fear
The mass exodus of the migrant population and the exponential rise in the threat of terrorism are behind the triumph of the most reactionary political proposals the West has seen since the rise of Nazism
US consumer inflation eased slightly last month as gas prices fell, though some costs kept surging
Prices in some areas — services such as rents, restaurants and auto insurance — continued to rise uncomfortably fast
A multinational corporation called Taylor Swift: How the singer managed to become a billionaire and boost the economy
The artist has amassed a fortune estimated at $1.1 billion, making her the fifth most powerful woman in the world; The Eras Tour will add around $5 billion to the U.S. economy
A missile fired by Yemen’s Houthi rebels strikes a Norwegian-flagged tanker in the Red Sea
A campaign by the Iranian-backed rebels imperils cargo and energy shipments coming through the Suez Canal and widens the international impact of the Israel-Hamas war
US universities under fire due to antisemitism allegations
The Department of Education has opened an investigation into a dozen colleges for alleged violations of the civil rights law, which prohibits discrimination
A Nativity among rubble to remember Gaza on the eve of Christmas in Bethlehem
Father Munther and other Christian clergy made an appeal to the White House for a ceasefire. ‘There they celebrate Christmas with presents and lights, and here they send us weapons and the machinery of war’
Egypt alarmed by Israel’s forced displacement of Gazans to the south
Cairo fears that the constant relocation orders and worsening humanitarian situation will end up pushing Palestinians into the Sinai