Biden: ‘I absolutely believe there need not be a new Cold War’
In the first face-to-face meeting between the US president and Chinese leader Xi Jinping since the 2020 elections, Taiwan, North Korea and trade issues were on the table
What is the likelihood that Putin will launch a nuclear attack?
Experts agree that the prospect of a Russian atomic strike is remote but that the scenario caused by Ukraine’s advances on the ground is the most dangerous in decades
How will Russia’s partial mobilization impact the war in Ukraine?
Experts say that while the measure presents many logistical challenges and is unlikely to change the course of the conflict, it may prolong the fighting
Italy elections: What a win for the far right’s Giorgia Meloni could mean for Europe
The outcome of Sunday’s vote will be watched nervously by European leaders, who are expecting frosty relations with the Brothers of Italy chief
The Kremlin’s weakness escalates nuclear risk in Ukraine war
Most experts still see an attack as highly unlikely, but a military and political context that is destabilizing for Vladimir Putin raises troubling uncertainties
Charles III inherits a United Kingdom with regional tensions and waning influence in the world
Nationalism in Scotland and Northern Ireland threatens the stability of the new monarch’s reign
The global crises laying waste to a divided world
The pandemic, climate change, wars and trade conflicts show the need for common responses in a geopolitical scenario that is cracking instead of coming together
Western sanctions on Russia: How well are they actually working?
Although the reprisals for the invasion of Ukraine are not causing serious damage to Russia’s economy, it is undergoing a clear contraction
Is the world sinking into a spiral of conflict?
The invasion of Ukraine has triggered a reshuffle of the global order. The G7, NATO, EU and BRICS summits all indicate a dangerous polarizing trend
Is Putin losing the war? The balance of the first phase of the conflict in Ukraine
The Russian invasion has lost its impetus and a series of setbacks has forced the Kremlin to reorganize its forces, raising questions about its military power
Why Russia has failed to secure a quick victory in Ukraine
A shortage of troops, low weapon precision and a rigid chain of command are some of the factors slowing down Moscow’s plan to capture the main cities
From ‘biological weapons’ to ‘pro-Nazi’ Ukraine: How Putin is trying to justify the war
In this analysis, EL PAÍS looks at the narrative the Russian leader is trying to build on the conflict, and how it matches up with reality
Is Putin willing to press the nuclear button? Keys to understanding the Kremlin’s strategy
The Russian president has put the army’s deterrence forces on ‘special mode of combat duty,’ but experts are divided on whether he is really prepared to act on his threats against Ukraine
Putin’s setbacks are piling up: Six challenges the Kremlin is facing since the invasion of Ukraine
Moscow’s attack was initially presented as a surgical intervention, but is now facing military resistance, an aggressive Western response, Chinese ambiguity and early signs of discontent at home
Explainer: Why has Russia invaded Ukraine?
EL PAÍS answers the main questions surrounding the military action, including the causes, balance of firepower and what could happen next
The Russian attack in maps: Troops cross the Ukrainian border
Vladimir Putin announced the start of a ‘special military operation’ in the early hours of Thursday morning, which has already seen major explosions in various parts of the east of the former Soviet republic
What Berlusconi says about Trump
There is another extravagant multimillionaire who achieved inexplicable success (from an outsider’s perspective). Here are a few lessons that were learned
YouTube rocks, but ‘realpolitik’ still rules
Technology has made it easy to report human rights violations; military solutions have lost credit