Washington’s sanctions against President Díaz‑Canel and his inner circle add to the energy blockade and the indictment of Raúl Castro. This Friday marks the deadline for foreign companies to stop collaborating with the island
The basketball franchise, perhaps the strongest social glue in a city divided in so many other ways, is in the NBA Finals for the first time in 27 years
Senior Treasury officials are weighing up prototypes featuring the Republican’s portrait despite the law banning it. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s director has been removed after opposing the plan
Several U.S. outlets say the Department of Justice is seeking evidence against E. Jean Carroll, who was awarded millions of dollars in damages in two suits involving the current president
Trump tempers expectations of an imminent announcement, but his administration believes it will come in the next few days
According to outlets such as CBS and Reuters, the new probe against the former Venezuelan president comes amid doubts over the viability of the charges filed when he was detained in January by US forces
The US comedian says farewell to ‘The Late Show’ without naming the president who celebrated his dismissal, and with a joint performance with Paul McCartney of the Beatles classic ‘Hello, Goodbye’
The socialist mayor of the US financial capital is trying to ease the burden on low‑income tenants whose housing costs have soared in recent years, but some experts warn of potential adverse effects
The painting ‘Brown and Blacks in Reds’ sold for $86 million, close to the record for the Latvian-born American painter. Gallery owners at the Tefaf art fair highlighted the strong investor appetite despite the economic uncertainty surrounding the Iran war
Wünsdorf, a town nicknamed ‘Little Moscow’ during the Cold War because of its gigantic Soviet base, reflects the strong opposition in the former GDR to rearmament policies and support for Ukraine
The head of government says that Israel has initiated its withdrawal from southern Lebanese territories and calls on the international community to help strengthen the Lebanese army
Mircea Geoană, deputy secretary general of the North Atlantic Alliance, notes that the US needs its European allies as much as Europe needs America
The head of the U.S. think tank GMF calls for a new generation of leaders in Israel and Palestine and calls Western doubts over aid to Ukraine ‘myopic’
The activist sees no end to the unrelenting authoritarianism and repression in her country
The conflict in Gaza and Biden’s problems in the US complicate the defense of Kiev after 21 months of Russian invasion. Politicians, military and civil society call on the West to fight fatigue and disinterest.
The head of European diplomacy thinks that the EU’s aid to Ukraine has been too gradual. He also spoke with EL PAÍS about the explosive situation in the Sahel region after the military coup in Niger: ‘It’s the moment of truth for Africa’
‘No one single politician may do more to establish separate Ukrainian and Russian identities in the 21st century than Putin,’ says the director of the Institute for Ukrainian Research at Harvard University
All powerful until now, the richest men in the country are experiencing substantial losses due to the Russian invasion, while Zelenskiy’s government and Brussels are putting them in a tight spot
Experts from the sector argue making coverings mandatory in all public spaces will hurt business and not do anything to stop coronavirus contagions
The global organization says the country will not return to pre-crisis unemployment figures before 2026
As a result of the coronavirus crisis, output is expected to decline by 12.8% of GDP, an unprecedented figure that is worse than in any other advanced country
Experts warn that the global drop in supply and demand could severely affect the tourism industry
The new government that emerges after the Sunday vote will have to deal with an impending slowdown and introduce much-needed reforms after years of political paralysis
Ahead of the imminent opening up of domestic high-speed networks to other European Union operators, SNCF is planning to have a Spanish service in place by 2020
The ongoing conflict in Spain pits two sectors that offer almost identical services and who are equally interested in preserving a license quota that fuels speculation
People born in the 1990s have lower wages and more temporary jobs despite being better trained
The global financial institution changed its description of the economy from “bleak” to “very difficult” to avoid rattling the markets and triggering apocalyptic media headlines
