Society

The most intimate of acts is in fact a public matter, states the Oxford scholar in her book ‘The Right to Sex.’ She advocates for a feminism at the intersection of gender, class and race

A new study of speeches, pamphlets and articles from the period shows how German fascism denied Jewish people humanity to fuel hate and justify genocide.

Citing the enormous impact on American farmers, the Biden administration says it may enforce compliance with North American trade agreements

When the cold months arrive, people tend to resort to the usual tricks to keep the house warm. However, while many are useful, it is not always a good idea to fall for the clichés

As real-life dating appears to wane, many are resorting to apps or agencies that offer services such as matchmaking and coaching

Queen Consort Camilla hosted her first official reception, which was attended by over 300 guests, to raise awareness about a UN initiative to protect women and girls

Knowing how to choose the right luggage and bringing multipurpose garments along are just two of the techniques that can make travel easier

There has been a rise in cases of identity theft using account verification and Twitter Blue as lures, according to industry firm Proofpoint

Sexologist Ana Lombardía and the experts explains the paradox of trusting someone enough to be intimate, but not to introduce them to your social circle or show affection in public

Our hectic, busy lives, along with the constant noise and distraction of technology, make us look for solace in an almost utopian notion of disconnection. Silent meditation centers and sensory deprivation tanks are two options that can provide respite

Elisenda Julibert’s book ‘Fatal Men’ dismantles the myth of the temptress in literature and film, arguing that the trope is a misogynist response to the traditional fear of women’s liberation

Two recent studies could change the recommendations for physical activity as preventive medicine

French psychiatrists Christophe André and François Lelord share some advice for effectively handling complex personalities

Cuddling and kissing children generates the release of feel-good hormones that promote relaxation and tranquility. Touch can also be the key to more confident and courageous adults

Devices enable patients to live more independently but also raise privacy concerns

Approved as a booster, the CanSino drug is another tool in the country’s ongoing battle against the coronavirus

This ancient species has rebounded in Colombia’s Amazon region thanks to conservation efforts and a greater emphasis on aquaculture

The summit, however, failed to reach an agreement to phase out fossil fuels or set more ambitious targets to limit global warming to 1.5ºC

The two feelings can trigger similar responses, such as a racing heart and problems concentrating. So how can we diferentiate them?

With the market for online investment products growing, the International Exchange of Securities Commissions is hoping to protect ordinary people from potentially fraudulent schemes promoted by celebrities

Scientists have begun the final phase of choosing the place that bears the most obvious signs of the onset of a new geological epoch – the Anthropocene

Prices rose by 88% over the last 12 months in the South American country, while the Argentine peso has lost 30% of its value

Capri. St. Tropez. Now Ibiza. The tourism industry is flourishing in the third most expensive destination in the Mediterranean but the flow of wealth threatens to displace almost everyone else