Heat waves: The worst is yet to come
While the geopolitical situation hinders progress on the fight to contain global warming, the extreme temperatures that Europe and the US are experiencing show its rapid advance
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
Rafael Nadal, God on Earth: The statistics that prove his complete dominance
Since the Spanish tennis player first emerged on the scene, he has practically owned Roland Garros, losing only three titles out of 18. He has won 91% of the highest-level matches on clay, more than Federer on grass (89%) and Djokovic on hard court ( 85%)
The Western assets held by Russian oligarchs: Planes, mansions, yachts and offshore firms
Billionaires with ties to the Kremlin are rushing to divert their wealth to safe havens following the announcement of EU, US and UK sanctions
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La Palma volcano in numbers: €700m in damages, 5,100 quakes and 7,000 evacuated
Two months have now passed since the eruption began, making it the longest to hit the Spanish island since 1712
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One month on, La Palma volcano continues to cause destruction
Residents of the Spanish island have been dealing with lava, ash and earthquakes since September 19, when the eruption began, and there are no signs that it is about to let up
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New Michelin stars give boost to Spanish restaurants struggling with coronavirus crisis
Three new establishments earn two stars, 19 receive their first, and 21 are awarded a new distinction, the Green Star for sustainability
Bike lanes: How cities across the world are responding to the pandemic
The health crisis is having an unexpected effect in some urban centers: motorists are losing space while cyclists are gaining it. EL PAÍS has examined how Spanish cities, as well as some in Europe and the Americas, are adapting their cycleways to the new mobility reality
The most explosive legacy of the Spanish Civil War
Today marks 80 years since the end of the conflict, but the authorities continue to make more than a thousand unexploded bombs and other devices safe every year
Graphic: Operation in Málaga to rescue Julen Roselló
Click anywhere on the infographic to see the various stages of the mission to locate the two-year-old, who fell down a borehole on January 13
How tourist apartments are hurting Madrid’s neighborhoods
Platforms like Airbnb are pushing up the cost of rent and forcing locals to move out of the city center
The railway industry and high-speed trains in Spain
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