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On International Women’s Day, the country will decide whether to amend a very conservative text that the Vatican was consulted on

Buckingham Palace’s scant information on the health of Charles III and Kate Middleton, who was seen in a photograph Monday, raises more questions than answers

In an interview with EL PAÍS, Julian Assange’s wife expresses cautious optimism after the hearing in London on the U.S. request to extradite the WikiLeaks co-founder

In 1994, British journalist Mark Simpson coined the term ‘metrosexual,’ which referred to those heterosexual guys who took care of themselves, loved shopping and were able to show admiration for the beauty of other men. 30 years later, EL PAÍS meets up with Simpson to discuss how the masculine universe has changed, from David Beckham and Mark Wahlberg, to Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Styles

Stephen Kavanagh, the British candidate to become the next secretary general of the international police organization, talks about the possibilities of AI to fight crime and the dangers of tension in the Middle East

The acting prime minister of the Netherlands, who has openly applied for the post, has the support of the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and France, while Hungary and Turkey have not commented

Hundreds of people gathered outside the High Court of Justice in London to demand the release of the WikiLeaks editor and support freedom of the press

EL PAÍS spoke with the British professor, an expert in human rights and refugee studies. In her latest book, she analyzes the lessons that philosopher Hannah Arendt left us

On Wednesday, the heir to the throne reappeared in public at two official events, while his father begins to undergo cancer treatment

The recording artist, who recently became one of 19 people with an EGOT to their name, has said goodbye to the stage so many times that it sounds more like a see you soon. His retirement is not a homebound one but rather a tactical withdrawal: he has announced a book and is preparing a new album and a new musical

The 75-year-old British monarch will suspend his public agenda, but will continue to ‘undertake state business and official paperwork as usual,’ Buckingham Palace said

Inflation weighs on capped enrollments and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s anti-immigration discourse discourages foreign students

Access to the institution’s vast collection of books and other items has been largely paralyzed for almost three months following its refusal to pay ransom to a group called Rhysida

The Imperial War Museum in London has made the canvas the centerpiece of its new gallery. The restoration has allowed for the discovery of new colors and greater depth within the work

The international humanitarian law expert is on the South African team that has filed genocide charges at the International Court of Justice

The Conservative government has ended ‘the era of peace dividends’ ushered in by Margaret Thatcher and predicts new conflicts with Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran in the years to come

An unauthorized biography of Charles III includes the account of Elizabeth II’s death, as recorded by her private secretary Sir Edward Young

‘Mr Bates vs The Post Office’ shines a spotlight on a U.K. scandal that ruined dozens of people’s lives and resulted in four suicides. Prime Minister Sunak promises to compensate the victims

One year after the debut of the Netflix documentary in which they gave their version of the breakup with the British royal family, a trial and a book return the ‘exiled’ couple, now living in California, back into the spotlight

Travel the world to the cafés and eateries where history is made and secrets shared over fine wine and hors d’oeuvres

More than 23,000 private jets transport 0.0008% of the world’s population faster than commercial flights. Every year about 600 new aircraft are added to an already booming business. The industry’s contribution to climate change and the risk of investment bubbles are the shadowy side of a sector that turns over more than $38 billion a year

Far-right racist groups have burst onto the streets of Dublin. In one recent event, a delivery driver managed to catch a criminal who stabbed three children and a woman. He explains to EL PAÍS how it all happened

The American thinker and academic, winner of this year’s prestigious Berggruen Prize, maintains that the cultural and academic elite must leave their comfort zone and listen to the new generations

The former prime minister returns to government to be greeted by the aftermath of a decade of austerity and a Conservative Party radicalized by Brexit

The Artificial Intelligence Security Summit discusses the ‘existential threat’ posed by this technology, as well as risks that already exist, such as the elimination of jobs and large-scale disinformation