Femonationalism in Europe: How the far right disguises xenophobia as freedom
The strategy of instrumentalizing the fight for women’s equality to promote xenophobic policies is spreading in countries such as France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain
The Paris Olympics bell that all athletes dream of ringing
The instrument, reserved for gold medalists to sound at the Stade de France, has become a symbol of victory ahead of its installation in the renovated Notre-Dame cathedral
One year after the murder of Fernando Villavicencio in Ecuador: Seven dead suspects and no mastermind
The investigation into the assassination of the presidential candidate is mired in allegations of corruption and security failures
From Nazi destruction to European cultural capital 2024: Bodø invites everyone to its latest rebirth
The Norwegian city, devastated by German bombing in 1940, went from a fishing town to a NATO air base. Today it is promoting its art, its landscapes and its future urban project
Arid areas have as much diversity as jungles and forests
A new study has found that species surviving under some of the most extreme conditions on the planet are ‘functionally hyperdiverse’
Travis Scott arrested in Paris for hitting a security guard
The American rapper attacked the man who was trying to separate him from his bodyguard, with whom he was fighting in a luxury hotel in the French capital
The ‘muffin man’ or how the internet has shone a light on lesser-known Olympic athletes
Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen has gone viral at the Paris Games, not for winning a medal, but rather for his love of a chocolate treat
Thousands of arrests and terrorism charges: Nicolás Maduro intensifies persecution of opponents in Venezuela
The sweeping crackdown following the election has targeted teenagers, journalists and politicians in what critics say is the worst repression since Pinochet
Russia faces biggest incursion into its territory since the start of the invasion of Ukraine
Zelenskiy argues that the Kremlin must ‘feel what it has done,’ suggesting that the Ukrainian Army is behind the offensive in Kursk Oblast. Analysts believe the move is an attempt to draw away Russian forces from the Donetsk front
Kamala Harris appeals to Latino voters as ‘daughter of an immigrant mother’
The candidate’s campaign has released a new ad, in English and Spanish, that seeks to further capitalize on the enthusiasm over the change to the Democratic ticket