Russian Africa Corps mercenaries incorporate Madagascar into their expansion across the continent
The pattern of military cooperation in exchange for resources that originated in the Central African Republic and later spread to the Sahel is growing
What it means to be Jewish after the destruction of Gaza: ‘There will be a certain amount of shame for the next generation’
US thinker Peter Beinart denounces the perpetual victimization of the Israeli people, which transforms supremacy into a form of protection
Peter Neumann, philosopher: ‘Without the idea of progress, only resignation remains’
In his work, the German thinker explores the usefulness of political projects that aspired to reinvent society, even though they inevitably ended in failure
Iranians after the crackdown on protests: ‘Nobody cares about us’
Amid fear of reprisals, Iranians who have left the country recount the regime’s brutal repression and their doubts about whether external intervention is necessary
The new treasure hunters: How metal-detecting became a way for women in the UK to bond
The popularity of this activity among British women has surged in recent years. What used to be seen as a somewhat quirky hobby, mainly for retirees with spare time, has become a source of support for many in today’s confusing digital world
US-Mexico trade ties remain strong despite tariffs and USMCA threats
The Latin American country surpasses China and Canada, sending over $447 billion worth of goods to the US in the first 10 months of 2025
The odyssey of gaining US citizenship under Trump
The naturalization process has become more complex, uncertain, or abruptly halted under this Republican administration
Mstyslav Chernov, a filmmaker who spans the red carpet and the trenches of Ukraine: ‘The world has never been as dangerous as it is today’
During the successful Oscar campaign for the documentary ‘20 Days in Mariupol,’ the director embedded with a platoon in Donbas, a decision that has brought him back to awards season this year with ‘2000 Meters to Avdiivka’
Stellan Skarsgård: ‘Don’t try to be perfect. Tell your children: I’m sorry, I’m a piece of crap, but I love you’
At 74, the Swedish actor is one of the greats. And this year, he can finally dream of an Oscar, thanks to his latest film, ‘Sentimental Value’
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