From Andorra to Gibraltar, a black market for Ozempic exploits its success: ‘They’re the most sought-after products in the world’
Pharmaceutical trafficking is becoming a public health problem, say medical authorities and patients
From safe-haven investment to geostrategic weapon: Who owns the most gold and where are the bars kept?
The war in Ukraine, Trump’s disruptive policies, and his interference with the Federal Reserve have revived countries’ interest in controlling and increasing their reserves of the precious metal
Todd Green, head of the company that created ‘Candy Crush’: ‘Success for us is that players want to play for years’
The new president of the video game developer King, which recently underwent two rounds of layoffs at its Barcelona headquarters, says they were unrelated to AI
Prices soar and Venezuela’s economy struggles under Trump’s pressure: ‘People are living day to day’
Unease is spreading among the population amid the prospect of a worsening crisis with the United States
Magnets in their heads: How some animals guide themselves using the Earth’s magnetic field
Fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and even a few mammals rely on magnetoreception for navigation. But the exact mechanism underlying this skill is still unclear to experts
From Hungary’s Orbán to Chile’s Kast: How Trump helps turbo charge the far right
The forces of the radical, populist and nationalist right have moved from the fringes to center stage, and they are expanding globally with an organized network that challenges the liberal consensus
A floating school teaches children how to save Lake Atitlán
Andrés Suárez Jaramillo|San Marcos La Laguna (Guatemala)|
This is the latest attempt by Guatemalan scientists to make kids aware that the once-pristine lake is in danger of ‘dying’ from the constant discharge of waste water, garbage and erosion
Pablo Escobar’s hippos: A serious environmental problem, 40 years on
A drug trafficker’s megalomaniac dream continues to be an unsolved problem for Colombia
The brief rise and retreat of Generation Z in Mexico
Born on social media, amplified by indignation, diluted by a lack of clear demands, the movement went from dominating the political agenda to lackluster marches in a matter of weeks
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From Andorra to Gibraltar, a black market for Ozempic exploits its success: ‘They’re the most sought-after products in the world’
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Todd Green, head of the company that created ‘Candy Crush’: ‘Success for us is that players want to play for years’
Prices soar and Venezuela’s economy struggles under Trump’s pressure: ‘People are living day to day’
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