The euphoria surrounding retro fashion at the World Cup: when soccer becomes a luxury
In recent years, wearing football shirts in everyday life has become a point of pride, even if it leaves your wallet trembling
Nicholas Stern, economist: ‘Degrowth is a diversion and a conspiracy against the developing world’
The British lord, an expert on the ecological transition, argues that ‘Trump is a short-term problem in relation to a long-term process, which is inexorable’
Insurance firms are rubbing their hands at the prospect of the World Cup games in the US
The lack of free and universal health care means fans traveling from other countries will be sure to take out multiple policies
Is psychedelia making a comeback? The limits of the medical use of hallucinogens
Raimundo Viejo|
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to fund research into substances such as LSD and explore their possibilities in the treatment of mental health problems. Debates are being reopened on the legalization of drugs whose history has included experimentation, application within the military and now in medicine
Ukraine will use the €90 billion from the EU for state survival and the war
The Russian invasion has devastated the Ukrainian economy, and the budget for 2026 anticipates additional borrowing for this year equivalent to 18% of GDP
Inside the fuel‑smuggling network that brought down two Mexican Navy officers
Manuel Roberto and Fernando Farías Laguna stand accused of steering a lucrative illicit enterprise that cost Mexico billions
Roberto Lazzeri, the financier who will lead the critical relationship between Mexico and the US
President Claudia Sheinbaum is reinforcing her team with technical experts ahead of the review of the USMCA trade treaty and greater demands from Washington
Desert Songs : How Sonic Ranch cut a new trail in the competitive music business
Alyda Muela|Tornillo (New Mexico)|
Its on-site lodging, shared kitchen, and six studios filled with vintage instruments make this spot a slow zone where artists can experiment and rediscover the joy of making music
Without a license, without a livelihood: Texas’ economic blow to thousands of immigrant truckers
Patricia Clarembaux|Houston|
Since September, a rule has begun to cancel commercial driver’s licenses for asylum seekers, refugees and DACA recipients, who have been losing their jobs
More than 500 prisoners have died in Bukele's prisons since 2022
A leaked police report reveals abuses and attempts to cover up homicides during the fight against gangs in El Salvador
Israel has killed 260 journalists in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen and Iran
The years 2024 and 2025 were the deadliest for reporters worldwide since records began. In those two years, Israeli attacks were responsible for 70% of the deaths
US naval blockade strains Iran’s already fragile economy
Iranians are facing a potentially more critical scenario than what was seen under previous cycles of sanctions
Pentagon email raises the possibility of suspending Spain from NATO due to Iran disagreements
Sánchez asserts that Spain is a ‘loyal partner’ of the Alliance and notes that he relies solely on ‘official documents and government positions’
Navy Secretary’s dismissal reinforces message that nobody is safe in the Trump administration
John Phelan’s departure, coupled with those of three Cabinet secretaries in recent weeks, revives the turbulent memory of the president’s first term in office
Gustavo Petro, the first head of state to meet Delcy Rodríguez in post-Maduro Venezuela
Following the aborted meeting in Cúcuta, the Colombian leader will sit down with the acting president to discuss security issues
US soldier involved in Maduro’s capture charged after winning $400,000 from prediction bets
Military officer Gannon Ken Van Dyke used Polymarket to bet on actions in Venezuela that he helped carry out
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