Ximena Guzmán, personal secretary to Mexico City’s mayor, shot dead
An armed man killed Clara Brugada’s aide and an adviser Tuesday morning in Mexico City
Google moves toward ‘universal AI’: Gemini to gain context awareness and execution capabilities
The multinational has unveiled its latest developments, initially available to users with the most advanced and premium subscriptions. Meanwhile, Microsoft joins the race to develop intelligent agent
Taliban government reimposes chess ban in Afghanistan
The Taliban cling to the argument that the game involves gambling (prohibited by the Quran), a justification previously used by Iranian Ayatollah Khomeini — who reversed his stance in 1988
‘Sleepless City’: Madrid’s Cañada Real shantytown proudly raises its voice at Cannes
For the second time, Guillermo Galoe brings Europe’s largest irregular settlement to the French festival in a feature film that expands on the short he presented in 2023
Peace for minerals: Negotiations between the US and Democratic Republic of the Congo raise alarm bells
Civil society and experts call for an end to the enrichment of foreign countries and the Congolese elite at the expense of the population
David Lammy, UK Foreign Secretary: ‘The British have moved on from Brexit and they want a pragmatic government’
The champion of progressive realism says the first bilateral UK-EU summit in the post-Brexit era has begun to improve relations that had been ‘run into the ground’
Repairing torn banknotes or making fuel from plastic: The new trades for survival in a besieged Gaza
Mohamed Solaimane|Khan Younis (Gaza)|
Residents of the Strip are inventing desperate solutions to survive the Israeli blockade, which has prevented the entry of supplies since early March. For many Gazans, it’s practically an ‘act of patriotism’
Brazil, the most diverse country in the world: Study reveals eight million new genetic variants
The results will allow progress in precision medicine for people with Black or Indigenous ancestry who until now have been underrepresented in scientific studies
People with problematic social media use are more prone to believe in misinformation
A new study analyzed the behavior of young individuals who are highly dependent on online content
The Perito Moreno Glacier is suffering an ‘irreversible’ retreat after losing nearly 2,000 meters in seven years
Scientists warn that climate change is the main cause of the loss of mass in South America’s most famous glacier
Texas aims to become the most restrictive state for social media use by minors
The state legislature has passed a bill requiring age verification for app downloads and is debating another bill to completely ban access for anyone under 18
Sinaloa Cartel alliances add fuel to internal war
The alleged pact between Los Chapitos and the CJNG and the apparent ties between groups from the north of the state with the ‘El Mayo’ Zambada faction deepen uncertainty about an end to the conflict
A meeting with Sheinbaum, dinner with the far right, and a photo with Our Lady of Guadalupe: Trump’s new ambassador arrives in Mexico
Ronald Johnson, a CIA veteran and former Green Beret, is bringing a tough new style that favors military action against the cartels
Collateral damage from the war on immigration: Trump administration admits to third mistaken deportation
A Guatemalan man was sent to Mexico on the strength of an unverified statement by an unknown ICE agent, despite having judicial protection
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Moscow and Kyiv agree to large-scale prisoner exchange as Ukraine demands return of children deported to Russia
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WHO resolution helps reframe skin diseases as a ‘global public health priority,’ not a ‘cosmetic issue’
- Going to an office and pretending to work: A business that’s booming in China
- Puerto Ricans denounce that American tourists are trying to ‘silence’ the song of the coquí, the island’s endemic and endangered frog
- The filming of Robin Williams’ ‘Popeye,’ where cocaine was hidden in walkie-talkies: ‘You couldn’t escape it’
- A vacant lot, one survivor and a short path to death for the Mexican band Grupo Fugitivo
- Ayo Edebiri: ‘I’ve told my parents to get copies of all their documents. That’s not something that I would have ever wished’
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