Joe Biden agrees to participate in presidential election debates with Donald Trump
The president had until now been reluctant to debate again with his predecessor, but the television networks issued a plea not to break with the tradition
The seven lies of the AI expert who cited himself thousands of times on scientific papers
Juan Manuel Corchado is the only candidate for the top position at the prestigious University of Salamanca in Spain despite artificially boosting his metrics to look like a world eminence
Elisabeth Bik, expert in scientific integrity: ‘We need to slow down scientific publishing’
The Dutch microbiologist has been voluntarily searching for duplicate, erroneous or retouched academic images for more than 10 years and warning universities and scientific journals about it
Blinken meets with Xi in Beijing to try to improve US-China relations
The U.S. secretary of state ended his trip with a meeting with the Chinese president, who said the two countries should be ‘partners rather than rivals’
A portrait of rich privilege in Brazil: A Porsche and a deadly attack after a poker game
For a third time, police are calling for a 24-year-old businessman who killed an Uber driver while going at 93mph to be remanded in custody. He had earlier had his license revoked for reckless driving
Far-right extremism spreads among young people in Central and Eastern Europe
Several studies have found that nationalism is growing among millennials and Gen Z in countries such as Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania, which show waning support for the EU and NATO
The mystery of Milei’s cloned dogs: Argentina wonders if there are four or five
Two reporters asked about the exact number of his pets, but his spokesperson’s answer only added fuel to the debate about the president’s mental health
EU Parliament approves final set of environmental regulations amid far-right threats to revoke green laws
At the last plenary session before the European elections in June, the radical right promised to repeal the ‘stupid’ laws against climate change
Edmundo González Urrutia, Maduro’s main rival in the Venezuelan elections: ‘I don’t feel afraid’
The writer and diplomat who has received the support of the majority opposition trusts that Chavismo will not disqualify his candidacy for the July election