Mexico is adorned with thousands of murals to reclaim public spaces ahead of the World Cup
More than one million young people have participated in the events promoted by the Mexican Youth Institute to create community awareness
The kraken was real: scientists discover a 100-million-year-old carnivorous octopus the size of an articulated bus
A study describes two species with powerful beaks, and possibly intelligent, that hunted in the Cretaceous seas
When children lie: a sign that goes beyond deception
It’s not about tolerating harmful behavior, manipulation or deception, but about understanding the function of lies, and addressing the underlying psychological need that sustains them
What should moderate right-wing parties do against the far-right surge?
Many of them seem trapped in an identity crisis. The dilemma is whether to embrace extreme positions or strive to maintain a centrist profile, like the Hungarian conservative Péter Magyar, who defeated Orbán with votes from the center and the moderate left
Lucy Worsley, historian: ‘The United Kingdom has always fared better with queens than with kings’
The author, who rescued the story of the six wives of Henry VIII and of Queen Victoria, has published an essay on the history of household objects
Joschka Fischer, former vice-chancellor of Germany: ‘Putin will not stop; he will continue to advance westward’
The former foreign minister, who brought the Greens into government, points out that Europe must prepare for the end of American protection: ‘We’ll see if NATO survives’
I’m a college student in the United States and I didn’t even know about it: Inside the ‘ghost student’ scam
Isaías Alvarado|Los Angeles|
A reporter recounts his experience with a new fraud scheme built on fake enrollments in California’s community colleges, which has stolen at least $11 million
China’s standing rises across Latin America as US reputation plummets
A German foundation is taking the pulse of the region, which has become the main stage for the power struggle between the two superpowers
The mystery of Kevin, the survivor of the mass disappearances of migrants in Chiapas
This 29-year-old Salvadoran man told EL PAÍS that he survived the capsizing of a boat carrying dozens of people. The family of his missing girlfriend, Yosselyn Guerrero, believes he may be part of a trafficking network
Díaz-Canel: ‘There is no negotiation’ with US other than on Cuban terms
The Cuban president has asserted that regime change is not in his government’s plans. ‘Imposing conditions does not allow for negotiation’
Deaths of two CIA agents in Mexico raise alarms about US interference
Claudia Sheinbaum asserts that she was unaware of the agents’ presence and demands explanations from Washington regarding a possible violation of sovereignty
Tech magnate Peter Thiel strengthens ties with Milei in Buenos Aires
The founder of Palantir, the data processing company, arrives in Argentina after his visit to Rome to talk about the Antichrist
Iran’s ‘mosquito fleet’ brings guerrilla warfare to the Strait of Hormuz
The capture of two large ships by Revolutionary Guard speedboats serves as a reminder of their crucial role in blocking the strategic maritime passage
More than 120 organizations demand an end to the complicity of third countries in US extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean
The coalition urges denying access to bases and halting intelligence sharing with Washington to prevent further violations of international law
Navy Secretary’s dismissal for differences with Hegseth sparks new unrest at the Pentagon
John Phelan’s departure comes weeks after the defense secretary removed the army chief of staff from his post
Trump’s latest Iran backtrack deepens his political crisis in the United States
The president’s erratic handling of the war is affecting his approval ratings. His latest retreat undercuts the credibility of his pressure‑driven diplomacy
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