Venezuela measures the desire for change at the polls
Voters in the Caribbean country have to choose between the continuity of Chavismo after 25 years, or a transition under the leadership of Edmundo González and María Corina Machado
Technologist David Cuartielles: ‘Regulations enhance safety, despite sometimes posing challenges to innovation’
Arduino’s co-founder supports open-source technology and calls for a balance between product innovation and data protection
Harvard’s Daniel Wilson: ‘We should rethink homework. It’s hard to learn without real-life relevance’
The director of Project Zero, the university’s teaching innovation lab, believes it will be ‘disastrous’ if the educational institutions continue to separate learning from everyday life
From Finasteride to Invisalign: The (extreme) aesthetic cocktail of what makes a man sexy today
Hair loss pills, rejuvenating creams, orthodontics that align teeth and treatments that whiten them. Bodies are being eyeballed and worked on to make them more attractive and youthful and, according to experts, the trend has only just begun
A demolished communist palace and other rubble: How Berlin is managing its GDR buildings and monuments
An exhibition commemorates the demolition of the former parliament building in the German capital in 2008, an example of the persistent erasure of traces of socialism in the city
The mystery of Argentina’s gold: Milei admits that it was transferred abroad, without specifying the quantities or destination
While the government acknowledges that gold reserves have been sent outside the country, there’s no official information available regarding the purpose of the operation. The gold is now exposed to the risk of being seized, due to long-standing claims against Argentina made by foreign creditors
A cinematic exorcism for Hitler’s birthplace
An extraordinary documentary delves into the bitter debate over the fate of the building in the Austrian city of Braunau where the Nazi leader was born
After life in the street, the Endres family finds a home
Chris and Julienna have slept in a mobile home for 15 years, and their 13-year-old son Ayden has never lived in a house. That all changed in May, when the city of San Diego gave them state-subsidized housing