A World Vision report assesses the impact of rising prices on affordability and estimates the global average at 4.3 workdays needed to afford a food basket
The Colombian political scientist denounces countries that use hunger as a weapon of war and challenges the notion of food as a business. She argues for a different way of feeding the planet, one that would curb the power of the sector’s multinational corporations
Members of the fact-checking platform ‘Matsaddash’ are missing after being detained on accusations of belonging to a terrorist group
The AfCRA aims to provide an alternative to the Big Three firms that dominate the market and which African leaders accuse of overstating the region’s risk
A new report from the organization examines how the Supreme Court’s decisions affect the country’s 68 million Latinos by clearing the way for the president’s anti‑immigrant agenda
Health authorities maintain that the researcher died of a case of pneumonia of unknown cause
EL PAÍS speaks with two women and a man who managed to reach Europe after being expelled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo by US authorities. They are now applying for international protection
The co-director of the Atapuerca archaeological site shares with EL PAÍS the key points of his new book, ‘The Answer,’ a luminous text that exudes admiration for our own species and love for nature
The three-ton mammal threatens the children on their way to school in Puerto Nare. A court issued a ruling in favor of the minors and has given the state 60 days to act
A First Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against deportations to third countries also gives hope to other people who have been forcibly sent in recent weeks to several African countries
A Cuban immigrant has had to change her appearance after ending up in ICE custody. The Trump Administration has stripped rights from trans people in detention
No map is a perfect representation of reality. Any attempt to flatten the globe involves some degree of distortion
Three Latin American migrants tell EL PAÍS how they were detained by ICE and expelled to a country in Africa they had never even heard of
The share of the population exposed to tobacco smoke is falling, but more than 2.7 billion people worldwide are still affected
A thermostable tetanus and diphtheria vaccine has just cleared its first human trial. If it reaches the market, the innovation could help bring immunization to remote communities where maintaining the cold chain is a challenge
Over 5,000 people have contracted the disease and 2,420 have died in an epidemic that is already the deadliest in the country’s history, hitting communities displaced by war
From Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, several Latin Americans denounce that they have been forcibly deported here. They are also protesting their living conditions
The tourism boom coexists with mass emigration, fragile families, high teenage pregnancy rates, as well as the environmental challenges of a territory that has very scarce resources
The killing of four day laborers in Calabria puts the spotlight on a form of exploitation that, according to social organizations, affects one in four field workers
The number of undernourished people worldwide fell for the third consecutive year in 2025, but the continent now exceeds Asia in absolute numbers and will concentrate more than half of those affected by 2030
Recent protests drew only a few hundred people, but they revealed a new strategy: going through poor neighborhoods to point out immigrants’ homes and demand that they leave the country
Hundreds of migrants and refugees are camping out on the streets of Durban, defenseless against the harassment. Thousands have begun returning to their countries of origin
UN peacekeeping missions are operating with a multimillion-dollar hole in their accounts, facing cuts, base closures and personnel repatriations
The couple, who became engaged in 2024, are seeking the same rights as any heterosexual married couple. Their case could make Botswana the second country in Africa, after South Africa, to legalize same-sex marriage
Seven former leaders or armed commanders from Africa and Asia are held preventively at the Hague detention center, including former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte
The African country has large reserves, but the sector is underdeveloped. The government has made it a priority amid global demand for minerals critical to the energy transition
The World Bank has opened an office of the IFC in Spain’s capital to boost collaboration with Spanish companies and promote joint projects in developing countries
