Marc Bassets

The papers disappeared when the anti-semitic writer escaped to Nazi Germany in 1944. They reappeared in 2020. Now Gallimard is publishing the first text

Russia’s military operations in Ukraine may last just weeks, but Putin could seek total occupation of the country or even challenge NATO, according to military and diplomatic analysts, who have not ruled out a “miracle of Dnieper”

The 84-year-old artist, renowned for his images of flamenco icons such as Paco de Lucía, was left on the sidewalk for hours without anyone coming to his aid after suffering a fall

A book and exhibition on the Spanish-born artist show how he was placed under police surveillance before finally being adopted by the country that once refused him citizenship

The move comes after a number of cases of blood clots were reported among people who had received the Covid-19 medication

Wary of a new surge in coronavirus infections, the executive is keeping more restrictions in place than Italy or France

Interior ministry confirms contact with Brussels to find safe port for Spanish rescue ship with 151 aboard

As donations pour in from all over the world, Anne Hidalgo reflects on the cathedral and its global significance

French investigators target suspects who misled consumers into thinking their rosé was made locally

EL PAÍS columnist Sami Naïr was working in the French interior ministry the night the Princess of Wales died in Paris

The country’s national demons, racism and sexism, have surfaced during this long and virulent journey

The appeal of the Trump phenomenon, explained from the epicenter of poverty in the United States

Felipe VI tells General Assembly in New York that Spaniards will overcome this difficult moment

Leading regional powers wonder why there’s still no government after nine months and two elections

Unlike property magnate, Democratic presidential candidate sidesteps invitation to Mexico

Despite conciliatory tone with Peña Nieto, candidate rails against migrants at Phoenix rally

The Democratic candidate accuses her Republican rival of wanting to lower taxes for himself and his friends

GOP heavyweights abandon the presidential candidate, accusing him of being a threat to his own country

Group of senior officials say property magnate “would put at risk our country’s national security and well-being”

“The Democratic Party is in good hands,” says outgoing president at the Democratic National Convention

The first woman to be nominated for president by a major party formally accepts the responsibility to lead Democrats, warning against the dangers Trump poses to the country

Something resembling unity at last reigns within the party, which now turns its sights on stopping Donald Trump

Keynote speakers attempted to close divisions at Democratic Party convention

Wikileaks publication of Democratic National Committee internal emails prompts resignation of Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz

After a stormy campaign, candidate formally accepts the Republican Party’s presidential nomination

Setting long-standing concerns aside, leadership rallies round presidential candidate