The September protests forced Prime Minister K. P. Sharma Oli to resign and triggered an electoral process marked by the risk of new outbreaks of violence
The US president lashed out at the Spanish government after it blocked Washington from using its bases
The doctor has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for drugging 10 women into having sex with other men. S. I. prescribed cocaine, heroin and other hallucinogens to his female patients until they became addicted
The Franco-German political scientist, who heads the Research Division of the Atlantic Alliance, has the mission of anticipating conflicts in order to try to prevent them
Attacks on a Saudi refinery and a Qatari liquefied gas plant send hydrocarbon prices soaring in the European market
The southern Italian region defends the hiring of 400 Cuban doctors, who arrived three years ago to address the shortage of specialists
Drug trafficking is transforming the Los Ríos and El Oro regions into zones of homicides, kidnappings, and extortion
Family members are avoiding making statements and public appearances for their safety, while the local Congress is debating an initiative to prohibit missing persons posters in some areas of Guadalajara
The US president initially spoke of seeking regime change, then of preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He has repeatedly changed the timeline for the offensive, and said ‘the big wave’ of attacks is coming soon
The Salvadoran president has accepted multimillion-dollar donations from China for flagship projects while strengthening his alliance with Washington
More than 400,000 people of Iranian descent live in the country. Some celebrate Washington’s attacks, while others warn that regime change will be very difficult
National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani says Tehran ‘will not negotiate with the United States’
The popular tourist area suffered one of the most ferocious reprisals following the taking down of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader
So far, Cuba has not provided any information about the injured, which hospitals they are in, or whether the remains of the deceased will be returned to the United States
Pelagic ctenophores are a type of gelatinous animal that gets carried along by water currents. The country has now registered 15 of these species– six for the first time
Washington has withdrawn its tanker planes from the Morón air base in Seville after being denied permission to use it in Operation Epic Fury
The Modern Eco Village plans to erect 500 homes, schools and shops in a pristine mountain spot near the protected reservoir of Beniarrés, in Alicante province. The plan builds on an earlier attempt that flopped due to the 2008 financial crisis
Xiomara Castro imposed a state of emergency similar to El Salvador’s, restricting rights and deploying the army in the streets, but criminal groups control large areas of one of Central America’s most violent countries
EL PAÍS travels to La Esperanza, the town where the Honduran activist was murdered on March 2, 2016, for opposing a hydroelectric project that threatened the resources of Lenca communities. A decade later, her legacy of justice remains alive as her family and colleagues continue fighting to ensure the crime does not go unpunished
The Colombian artist gave a free concert that drew over 400,000 devoted fans to the largest public square in Latin America
Tehran claims its targets are US military interests, but countries in the region reject its justification and fear being drawn into a conflict they have tried to avoid
Tehran possesses a significant arsenal of these weapons, whose launch sites Israel and the United States want to disable
The US intelligence agency identified a meeting between Iran’s supreme leader and his top officials in Tehran and shared the information with Israel, which then bombed the compound
The Lebanese militia fired its first rockets since 2024 at the neighboring country, in retaliation for the killing of Iran’s supreme leader
Analysts expect crude oil prices to rise to $85 per barrel due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and above $100 if the conflict escalates
A transition would not only be a constitutional problem. Above all, it would be a test of cohesion among institutions, factions, and security bodies
The politician from the Central American country defends the president’s ‘strong leadership’ model and, despite criticism from the international media, asserts that ‘everywhere, they want a Bukele’