The first deployment of Colombians to the country, coordinated by the UAE, was in 2024, but the network has expanded and now includes contractors from countries such as El Salvador
The UNIFIL force plans to withdraw starting in January after 48 years, despite the ongoing war
In East Harlem, residents meet at Repair Café to fix household appliances and share knowledge
In one of the poorest countries in the world, an AI monitoring system detects early deterioration in hospitalized patients and helps overstretched medical staff intervene before it's too late
The Colombian president and the New York mayor were to meet privately, but the White House prevented it, according to ‘The Washington Post’
Doctors, epidemiologists and surveillance systems have managed to contain flares of cholera, mpox and Marburg virus before they become international crises
Four days from the tournament’s start, the three host countries are stepping up preparations while facing unprecedented security, transport, immigration, and logistics challenges
In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate’s youngest son denounces the lack of credible information about his mother’s whereabouts
Gustavo Petro, the first leftist president in the country’s contemporary history, leaves the lowest unemployment rate of the century and an increasingly indebted state
The possible release of retained funds is being read as a major concession by Trump that could help the Islamic Republic survive
The release of the 16-year-old comes amid outrage over the death of Carmen Navas, the mother of a political prisoner who died in state custody
Donald Trump has again opened the door to a diplomatic deal with Havana to force political and economic concessions in exchange for aid
The discovery of 158 accounts in the state-owned bank Caixa Econômica has triggered an investigation to clarify where the money ended up and is fueling the debate about the legacy of inequality in the country
The next UN secretary-general will need to play a more proactive role in conflict resolution and peacekeeping missions, according to several experts
A group of 11 babies transferred to Egypt in incubators at the end of 2023 have returned to the Strip, where they were met by parents and siblings they had never met
Forty years after the accident, some residents still refuse to leave, even after Vladimir Putin’s army occupied the area in 2022. EL PAÍS visited the exclusion zone and heard the stories of those who resist there
The internationally renowned artists are part of the negotiations between Cuba and the United States
The EU, the UN, and the World Bank estimate the cost of recovery and reconstruction in the Gaza Strip at $71.4 billion. The EU insists that a two-state solution is the only path to a stable and lasting peace
A year after his election, the pontiff’s clash with the US president elevates his stature and presents far-right politicians and voters with an existential dilemma: whose side are they on?
A hypothetical peace agreement authorizing the Islamic Republic to collect a navigation fee to finance the country’s reconstruction would be illegal and discriminatory, according to four legal experts
The former advisor to Barack Obama and Joe Biden warns of the similarities between the ‘hate speech’ of Spanish far-right party Vox and Donald Trump
The Israeli army, which has caused the displacement of more than a million people in Lebanon, is facing unexpected capabilities retained by the Shia militia
Eswatini, the country with the highest HIV prevalence in the world, is one of the first places to distribute lenacapavir, an injectable drug that is practically equivalent to a vaccine and with which health authorities expect to end the epidemic before 2030
Between 40,000 and 60,000 people displaced by the Sudanese conflict have arrived in the city of Kufra, where they work, trade, and live in informal settlements. In total, more than half a million have been taken in by neighboring Libya
The text, which has the support of much of the Global South, including the 55 countries of the African Union and the Caribbean Community, represents a ‘legal claim’ and ‘accountability’ for the abuses committed by colonizers, according to the Ghanaian government
Restrictions that limit access to health and employment in the health sector cause unnecessary suffering, illness, and death that could amount to femicide, according to a report recently presented to the UN
In the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf, five million people from Africa work mostly in the fields of construction, hospitality, and domestic service. But fluctuating oil prices are threatening their jobs
