Iron falls like lead: The problem facing the commodities market
The price of the metal is in decline, facing two significant challenges: signs of weakness in the Chinese economy, its largest consumer, and an excess supply
Palestinian cartoonist Mohammad Sabaaneh: ‘The blood on the streets of Gaza cannot be erased from our memory’
The artist has published a book featuring black-and-white illustrations created with a unique permanent ink. These drawings are inspired by videos shared by Gazans on social media since the onset of the war
Trump’s proposed mass deportations could ‘decimate’ the US food supply
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Experts say the former president’s plan would not only tear apart communities and families, but would destroy the nation’s agricultural workforce
AI’s black box problem: Why is it still indecipherable to researchers
Some artificial intelligence algorithms, particularly neural networks, have internal processes that remain largely unknown. This lack of transparency is one of the sources of biases and hallucinations
Miguel Delibes de Castro, biologist: ‘Until recently, we were unaware of the existence of the most abundant living organism on the planet’
The scientist has published, 15 years later than planned, the book he hoped would convince his father — a writer and hunter — that the extinction of species represents a form of suicide for humanity
Coralie Fargeat, director of ‘The Substance’: ‘Demi Moore was willing to take the risks of exposing herself, of getting naked’
The French director uses the body horror genre to denounce the violence suffered by women in a movie that has relaunched the career of the 1990s Hollywood icon
Sheinbaum seeks to boost Mexican economy with the help of US private investment
The new president and her top Cabinet members are meeting with 60 business leaders attending a summit to discuss the USMCA trade accord and mend the relationship with the private sector
The horrors of Romania’s communist prisons seek a place on UNESCO’s world heritage list
The Romanian government wants to take advantage of the United Nations’ interest in recognizing places that reflect suffering in order to relearn history and curb the rise of dictatorial ideas
UNIFIL spokesman in Lebanon: ‘Israel cannot dictate the fate of a mission that has the will of the international community’
Andrea Tenenti suggests that Israeli attacks on UN forces are part of Benjamin Netanyahu’s campaign to force their withdrawal and that the Israeli army has used blue helmets positions as human shields
Supporters of Bolivia’s ex-leader Evo Morales block roads against his arrest in teen abuse case
The Luis Arce government issues an alert to prevent the former president from leaving a country sinking deeper into an economic crisis
Hoaxes and threats force North Carolina to reorganize Hurricane Helene relief operations
An armed man has been arrested for threatening federal disaster management agency workers
Hardline wing of Iranian regime pushes for Tehran to equip itself with atomic weapons
The threat of a major Israeli attack is fueling debate over changing the country’s military doctrine, which bans such devices
In search of a geopolitics of hope
World in Progress Barcelona brings together politicians, intellectuals and entrepreneurs to reflect on the governance of a multipolar world at war