How not to die in space: A day in astronaut Sara García’s training
The Spanish scientist has begun her relentless training to become an extraterrestrial being. EL PAÍS accompanies her for a day in her new life
Bridges and bike lanes: What to see in Copenhagen beyond cultural offerings
One of the great attractions of the Danish capital is its public transportation, which links its neighborhoods and makes life easier for residents and tourists alike via subways, buses, boats and bikes
‘Toxic people’: The science-free tagline we use to detonate our interpersonal links
The tendency to label people with a scarlet “T” ignores the complexity of human beings, systematically assigns blame to others, and prevents us from understanding why interactions with certain individuals cause us grief
Warning: If AI social media tools make a mistake, you’re responsible
Platforms now include references to their generative artificial intelligence tools in their terms of service. They acknowledge that these tools may make errors, but place the responsibility on the user for the content they generate
Journey to the frontiers of climate change
Silvia Blanco / Rebecca L. Root / Èlia Borràs|Keneba (Gambia) / Bangkok (Thailand) / Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)|
The Baku summit placed a central demand on the table: how to finance the poorest and least polluting countries to survive extreme weather events. They emit less polluting gases, but suffer more from the consequences of global warming
Nurses flee Global South to work in healthcare systems of high-income countries
Following the pandemic, the surge in demand for health professionals has further weakened the already fragile systems of African countries. Experts are calling the situation a ‘global health emergency’
Extraordinary things also happened in 2024: A dozen good news stories to end the year
Stolen children discovering their roots, the end of malaria in Egypt, snails saving crops, the resilience of Gazans, or the loud and clear voice of African artists are among the most optimistic reports that have published by EL PAÍS
Paul Pfeiffer, artist: ‘Gender-wise, Baby Jesus is quite fluid, super androgynous’
An exhibition by the Hawaiian artist, ‘Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom,’ will be shown at Guggenheim Museum Bilbao through March 16
Why these two questions are key to detecting alcohol problems
The line between social drinking and dependency is very thin and can easily be missed
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