Venezuela says troops will stay deployed until British military vessel leaves waters off Guyana
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It is the latest in mounting tensions between Venezuela and the former British colony
John Fetterman says he thought news about his depression treatment would end his political career
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The US senator acknowledges having ‘dark conversations’ about harming himself before he hit ‘the emergency brake’ and sought treatment for depression
US Navy helicopters fire at Yemen’s Houthi rebels and kill several in latest Red Sea shipping attack
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The confrontation marks an escalation in a maritime conflict linked to the war in Gaza
The best images from 2023
EL PAÍS takes a look back at some of the most eye-catching photography of the year
Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s regime puts priests in the crosshairs at Christmas
At least 13 priests and two seminarians were arrested between December 20 and 30 in Nicaragua, among them Monsignors Carlos Avilés, Silvio Fonseca, Miguel Mántica, and Father Pablo Villafranca
With his back to the institutions, Milei presses ahead with dismantling the Argentine state
The authoritarian drift of the president and the radical nature of the announced measures are taking their toll on the far-right: the social climate is effervescent and he has fallen in the polls
Donald Trump puts the United States electoral system on the ropes (again)
Attempts to stop him in court have ignited the debate over whether preventing the most popular Republican candidate from running for office could end up damaging democracy
The world’s market watchdogs take aim at AI washing
Supervisors like the SEC and the ESMA are warning about misleading information regarding companies’ tech capabilities, and working to ensure artificial intelligence does not create a systemic risk for investors down the line
The unexpected return of the modular sofa: Multifunctional, practical and straight from the ‘70s
The necessity of creating multiuse spaces, coupled with limited access to affordable housing, have defined the success of this piece of furniture as the definitive space solution
Seven things I wish I had known before I got a dog
Hands up any first-time owner who has not been surprised by the effects of canine adolescence or floored by the enormous choice of supermarket food for their pet
Why the issue of fatphobia is structural and systemic
Overweight people are under constant scrutiny with their health, habits, and personality being judged based on the size of their bodies
Are we really afraid? Or is it just uncertainty?
The 30-year-old novelist Andrea Genovart and the 84-year-old essayist José Antonio Marina discuss the fears and doubts of the present and the future
How the explosive Ellen Barkin defends less-privileged actors despite her millionaire status
The protagonist of films like ‘Sea of Love,’ one of the most successful actresses of the 1980s, has stirred up social media with a bombshell that SAG-AFTRA took away her health insurance due to a slowing number of acting roles
‘A preview to hell’: The year Brazil woke up to the climate crisis
In 2023, the rivers of the Amazon dried up like never before, the temperatures in Rio reached 140 degrees and torrential rains left dozens dead in the south of the country
The modern dictator’s handbook
A book by Frank Dikötter analyzes the common traits of 20th century despots
Got caught checking out somebody’s old Instagram photos? Just tell the truth
When you double tap by accident, all kinds of uncomfortable situations can arise. Stay calm
‘The Great Wall of Los Angeles’: An alternative version of US history turned into street art
The prodigious mural project started by Judy Baca in 1976 finds new momentum with LACMA’s first solo exhibition dedicated to the Chicana artist
Russia places death toll from Ukrainian strikes on Belgorod at 24 and launches retaliatory attacks
Moscow targeted Kharkiv with a hail of drones and missiles