Trump: fake news even on the golf course
For the US president the important thing is to win, even when the facts suggest otherwise
For the US president the important thing is to win, even when the facts suggest otherwise
Alexander Torshin, deputy governor of the Central Bank of Russia and investigated in Spain for money laundering, has infiltrated the US president’s circle
On the day the UK triggers Article 50, many are wondering whether the shot will be fatal, or whether there is still hope that the patient will recover
The elimination of the desire to distinguish truth from lies follows the example of Russia, where this disease has been incubating for centuries
He’s a 70-year-old man with the emotional maturity of, well, perhaps not a newborn, but certainly a spoiled elementary school brat
Trump knows what our most basic emotion is, and was able to play on it
US voters have an opportunity to turn their country into a TV sitcom with guaranteed global success
John Carlin takes a satirical look at how Putin might react if Donald Trump wins the US election
After doing a lot of damage, UKIP has revealed itself as a band of bullies
Manchester City coach praises his mentor at launch of Dutch soccer legend’s autobiography
Sadly, 2016 will be remembered above all for its cynical politicians and ignorant or irresponsible voters
How four international mediators helped the Colombian government reach agreement with the FARC
A father and son have met stiff opposition in their fight against a clear case of match-rigging
Compared with the US and ‘Brexit’ campaigns, the political climate in Spain is a shining example of tolerance
Ex-British intel chief uses Spain’s services as an example of why it’s better to remain in the EU
The concept seems largely unknown in Hispanic culture, but Spain’s politicians would do well to learn its meaning
Australia may be one of the world’s richest countries, but that doesn’t mean it’s satisfied
The most surprising thing about Sunday’s polls is that more Catalans didn’t vote in favor of independence, argues John Carlin
The South American nation is the happiest country in the world, according to a Gallup survey. But it is also one of the most unjust and corrupt
What is going on between Catalonia and the rest of Spain? John Carlin presents a guide for perplexed Britons and other foreigners
Podemos chief discusses Catalan elections, global politics and his desire to govern Spain
The lack of stability in other Mediterranean countries is seeing a boost in UK tourism
President Santos admits “not everyone will be happy” when peace deal is finally reached
Writer John Carlin concludes his two-part analysis of the Podemos phenomenon
Writer John Carlin begins a two-part series exploring the phenomenal rise of the new party
Could the British press be suggesting that a Spanish relative allows you to play soccer for the Rock? Surely not…
Even if the West, weary of apparently unsolvable problems, washes its hands of the dirty business that goes on there, Osama bin Laden is laughing in his grave. And he will go on laughing for years.