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Why there are companies that do better in crises than in normal times
Technology, energy and financial corporations have become the elite within the elite
Technology, energy and financial corporations have become the elite within the elite
The EU will not achieve its goals for strategic autonomy and decarbonization, without a budget to support them
As our use of words continues to change and evolve, it also serves as a guide to our changing values
According to experts, data is the new oil; a boundless source of profit. The only avenue of resistance is to patiently click on the ‘reject cookies’ button, again and again
The former president’s conviction should force the Republican Party to take a position against his toxic legacy
When you walk, the truth appears, annoying and inevitable, and all the fantasies about eternal youth and bodily perfection become vain
Mexican actor, producer and film director Gael García Bernal reflects on the anguish he feels about the climate crisis and the state of the planet his children will inherit
Rishi Sunak is a more pragmatic leader than Boris Johnson and Liz Truss, but the country is yet to rebuild – and reconcile – following the 2016 referendum
President Joe Biden is showing firmness against irregular immigration while reversing some of the cruelest measures introduced by Donald Trump
AI is a powerful tool for science and medicine
Innovations in artificial intelligence are not a passing fad whose consequences are being exaggerated. These are transformative technologies that will be with us for a very long time. The wave of innovation sparked by AI will change the world
With human mobility at historic levels around the world, including throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, the sense that migration cannot be brought under control is pervasive
The first Olympic mascot that is political, red, sexual and feminist has arrived to represent the Paris 2024 Games
The narrator explored the universe in the 1980 series with charisma, using raw visual effects and the music of Vangelis. He spoke of other worlds that can teach us about our own. Decades later, the program has aged remarkably well
The Venezuelan opposition leader’s stopover in Colombia reveals the worst shortcomings of those who reject the Maduro regime
The food safety agency has recognized that current exposure to this endocrine disruptor creates a high health risk, as this and other substances have been linked to diabetes, obesity and some forms of cancer
The far-right should stop appropriating a cultural movement that was against authoritarianism, racism and sexism
Certain policies in the region hold the keys to addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing the planet today
Several cases of renowned scientists being offered large sums of money by institutions in authoritarian countries – such as Saudi Arabia – have been exposed by EL PAÍS. This is just the tip of the iceberg: the commercialization of our scientific system is causing real and widespread damage
Russia’s attack on Ukraine in 2022 revived memories of 1939 and was the catalyst that led the Nordic country to request definitive entry into the Alliance to increase its security
The goal of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s government is to protect 70 million Brazilians from dengue fever by releasing modified insects in urban areas
Shifting demographics are posing unprecedented challenges for China and Russia
Pursuing the work of assassinated journalists is not just a fraternal responsibility, but also a democratic one, ensuring that public interest information is not snuffed out
More than 62 million Americans are of Hispanic origin, 70% of whom speak Spanish at home. Although Latin voices are becoming louder and louder, there is still a long way to go
The attitude and mood of the people around us affects us and can sometimes harm our well-being
Gustavo Petro’s proposal is risky, but with the right approach it could be an opportunity to rethink the international response to the Venezuelan crisis
In Colombia, restrictions on President Gustavo Petro have come from both Congress and the high courts. In the rest of the region, similar dynamics are happening