Spaniards see Trump as the greatest threat to world peace, ahead of Putin
A 40dB. survey reveals deep pessimism about the planet’s future and sharp divisions over military spending
From Cajal to Dalí and Lorca: The drawings that revealed the substance of the human mind and inspired Surrealism
A new documentary explores how the Nobel-winning scientist who discovered neurons in 1888 had a decisive impact on giant figures of the arts
Artemis astronauts face the most dangerous part of their mission, ‘riding a fireball through the atmosphere’ on re-entry
The crew of the Orion spacecraft will return to Earth in a harrowing 13-minute flight before splashing down in the ocean near the coast of California
When AI offers older workers a second chance: ‘It has given us superpowers’
Experts say that artificial intelligence won’t just destroy jobs — it’s also reshaping the profiles companies are looking for
Miguel Díaz-Canel: ‘Stepping down is not part of our vocabulary’
The Cuban president tells NBC that he has no intention of resigning, but that he is open to dialogue with Washington
A Sinaloa miner’s agonizing 13 days of being submerged in water in the dark
Marcos Vizcarra|Culiacán (Mexico)|
The operation to rescue the four miners from Santa Fe has been an emotional rollercoaster with two discovered alive and one dead
US inflation jumped to 3.3% in March, the highest level in two years, driven by the war in Iran
Prices record their sharpest monthly increase — 0.9% — since May 2022, at the outset of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Ismael López, historian: ‘It can’t be ruled out that armed forces will have to go back to riding horses’
The scholar has published a book about mounted soldiers in conflicts between 1860 and 1945, from Custer to the Waffen-SS
A crazy story of gringos and narcos in Mexico, written by one of the best novelists of his generation
In ‘El paisaje es un grito,’ Eduardo Ruiz Sosa uses a generous, feverish style to construct a fascinating story that culminates in the search for a home
Ukrainian army lands in the Mediterranean to target Russian phantom fleet
Kyiv’s military personnel are operating drones from Libya to sink ships carrying Russian fuel and to support anti-Kremlin governments in Africa
Mojtaba Khamenei’s whereabouts remain unknown, but regime shows no signs of a power vacuum
The new supreme leader’s public absence since the war began is fueling speculation, although Tehran maintains that he is in ‘perfect health’ and ‘in charge’
Venezuela approves new mining law to open its subsoil to foreign capital
The Chavista-controlled parliament unanimously passes legislation that removes the State’s exclusive control over mineral exploitation
Ecuador raises tariffs on Colombia to 100% and deepens the trade war
The decision by Daniel Noboa’s government comes after statements by Colombian president Gustavo Petro, who called former Ecuadorian VP Jorge Glas a ‘political prisoner’
Beirut shrugs off its fear in the wake of Israel’s deadliest offensive: ‘Let them kill us all as soon as possible’
Residents of the areas affected by Israel’s deadliest offensive continue their daily lives amid the rubble and rescue work
The Moon: The new stage for the space race between the United States and China
Beijing aims to send astronauts to the Moon before 2030 and establish a base there in cooperation with Russia within the next decade. NASA, which has accelerated its lunar efforts with the Artemis program, considers it its ‘greatest competitor’
Over 6,200 minors have been detained by ICE during the Trump Administration
A report by The Marshall Project reveals that the number of children and teenagers in immigration custody is 10 times higher than at the end of Joe Biden’s term
Deported and returned to the US: Trump administration forced to backtrack after expelling ‘Dreamers’
The move underscores the unlawfulness of Trump’s persecution of DACA recipients as part of his immigration offensive
The slow death of Jesús, the Mexican man who refused to go to a hospital for fear of ICE
Isaías Alvarado|Los Angeles|
The migrant’s health deteriorated until he became bedridden, but he still refused to see a doctor for fear of being arrested and deported
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