The annual Royal & Noble Jewels auction, held on Wednesday in Geneva, concluded with record sales. The jewel that the French military leader lost at the Battle of Waterloo alone increased its starting price thirtyfold, and was acquired by an international collector
50,000 fans are expected to attend a historic game on November 15 in Bilbao
The situation of these animals in Canada, France, and Spain reflects how welfare laws fall short in safeguarding their future
EL PAÍS has obtained details of the investigation into an apparent mix-up by uniformed officers, an investigation that is progressing through the courts beset by numerous contradictions
On the afternoon of the robbery of the French crown’s jewels, an image of a dapper-looking investigator enraptured the world. We spoke with this young fan of classic style, who listens to Sinatra and follows the Sevilla football club
Gustavo Petro has suspended the sending of confidential information to the Donald Trump administration, but Washington was already offering little cooperation to Bogotá and other key allies
Progressive political forces are increasingly taking the message away from the far right, posting recent victories in New York, the Netherlands and Ireland
Federal funds will start flowing again after nearly 43 days, following a favorable House vote on Wednesday. But the spending package only funds the government through January
Kiev’s forces are using the natural obstacles in this municipality of Kharkiv province to repel Moscow’s onslaught
The 18-year-old, a social media sensation, makes her debut Thursday in an LPGA Tour event
Juan Pablo Escobar seeks to debunk the myth surrounding one of the most notorious drug traffickers of the 20th century
A writer and two lawyers experienced in international cases are behind the case into Italians who allegedly paid to shoot civilians during the Bosnian War
An international team of scientists confirmed the first record of a plasma ejection from a red dwarf star outside the solar system
Tomás Hijo’s carefully crafted work features in Guillermo del Toro’s new film and his fantastic universe, but the collaboration between the director and the artist goes back much further
The US president has repeatedly denied having any knowledge of the conduct of his former friend
A jury in Maryland found Jorge Rueda Landeros guilty of murdering his former partner and business associate. The defendant hid for over a decade in Guadalajara, where he was known as yoga instructor León Ferrara
Food insecurity hits hardest those already living with limited resources and confronts the island with its structural weaknesses
Although Congress is close to approving a deal to reopen the federal government, officials warn that flights could be limited to ‘a trickle’ ahead of Thanksgiving if the gridlock persists
Human Rights Watch documented the mistreatment of 252 migrants that the Trump administration sent to El Salvador, and who were later released and returned to Caracas
Experts in journalistic ethics consulted by EL PAÍS analyze the trigger for the clash between the British public media corporation and the US president
The Sandinista regime is using this tactic to avoid getting expelled from the CAFTA free trade agreement or the introduction of 100% tariffs
The decision, effective this Tuesday and Wednesday, coincides with the arrival in Caribbean waters of the ‘USS Gerald Ford,’ the most advanced aircraft carrier in the US fleet
A writer has alleged that Italian gun-loving extremists traveled to Bosnia to spend their weekends as snipers
A specialist in the nervous system, the researcher and author of ‘The Balanced Brain’ directs the Mental Health Laboratory at the University of Cambridge
The Venezuelan lawyer-turned-artist’s new exhibition, ‘Confinement is a Vocabulary’, tells the stories of migrants who, like himself, face persecution from the Trump Administration
The co-presidential regime takes another step towards total control of information with a telecommunications law that subjects the network to state espionage and turns the regulatory body into a surveillance arm
On the 10th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack in French history, the French-Chilean photographer, who spent two and a half hours in a hallway with 11 other people and a suicide bomber, believes it is time to turn the page
Madrid will host the league’s first regular season game in Spain, the latest country to join after two decades of expansion in Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Brazil, and Germany
The leader has completed one month in office after the removal of his predecessor, and he enjoys a 55.9% approval rating thanks to his mastery of social media platforms
In exchange for the support of Democratic dissident senators, the Republicans are only vaguely committing to holding a vote on the subsidies in December
With the votes of eight senators in the Democratic caucus, Republicans secured a victory. But the full reopening of government will still take a few days
Architects, urban planners and historians describe devastation that goes beyond physical eradication of infrastructure to undermine the identity of the Palestinian people
On November 12, Sotheby’s holds its annual auction of historic royal jewels. The sale will also include a diamond ring owned by the last Ottoman princess, Fatma Neslisah
Justices refuse to consider the arguments of a former official who, for religious reasons, refused to process same-sex marriages
The fourth season of the most-watched series on the platform lost 50% of its audience with the replacement of Henry Cavill by Liam Hemsworth
Since 2023, two defense ministers have been dismissed and 14 generals appointed by the Chinese president have been removed or have disappeared
On her fourth album, the Catalan musician sings in 13 languages, while the most-listened-to artist on the planet, who is from Puerto Rico, embraces Spanish only
The screenwriter premieres the series ‘Pluribus’, in which Rhea Seehorn (‘Better Call Saul’) plays a woman who tries to save humanity as we know it
The leader of Spain’s leftist governing coalition is facing political and legal turmoil, but remains confident that ‘the truth’ will prevail and says he wants to run for re-election in 2027
In his book, the researcher uncovers the neurological keys behind why we become enamored with someone, who we are drawn to, and what happens when a romance ends
An international investigation confirms that beta-blockers, prescribed routinely for four decades, do not provide benefits to most patients recovering from a myocardial infarction
The US president’s intention to resume tests, along with the Russian leader’s boasts about his atomic arsenal, heighten uncertainty with just four months to go before the last arms-limitation treaty expires
Manipulation of electoral maps, suppression of minority votes, and lies about the fairness of the process: one year before the midterm elections, the president and his allies are preparing
ICE now intends to pay private companies to track the locations of individuals targeted for deportation
The deal is only the first step to ending the longest partial closure ever and sets off a crisis within the Democrats, who have yet to secure a commitment on health subsidies
In ‘Lux,’ the singer and songwriter journeys toward spirituality through the lives of different women who inhabit the symbolic worlds of religions such as Catholicism and Islam. In this in-depth interview with EL PAÍS, she discusses her life at this point in time — as well as Palestine and ‘Euphoria’
An influential former US prosecutor is investigating the individual and corporate funds that financed the escape of German war criminals
For years, Rosie Grant has visited cemeteries and followed the cooking instructions engraved on some places of eternal rest — and now, she published them in a book
In the Mexican state of Sonora, in 2019, three mothers and six children were gunned down. The trail leads to two semi-automatic rifles, which were sold in U.S. gun shops. No authority on either side of the border has thoroughly investigated the origin of the weapons, nor how they ended up in the hands of Mexican drug cartels
The ocean liner, once a symbol of British power that helped defeat Hitler, has become a favorite setting for horror films
The Deputy Secretary of State is trawling through social media to revoke papers from people who criticize the US, fueling a debate about sovereignty and freedom of speech
The self-taught urban planner fought pressure from politicians and real estate interests to build Flamengo Park, which just celebrated its 60th anniversary
The star of the film ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ shines in his first leading role, alongside Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna — and he’s not forgetting his roots
As the first Hispanic woman to travel to space and director of NASA’s Johnson Space Center, the former astronaut has broken barriers and paved the way in science and space exploration
The tariffs are slowing down economic activity, but causing less damage to inflation and employment than anticipated. The stock market is at record highs, and consumer spending and wages are rising
Abuses in detention, contentious executive orders, and court disputes have marked the immigration policy of the Republican’s second administration
She may be credited with inventing the selfie, but she’s accomplished far more — from running her own media company to producing a hit true-crime podcast
In a conversation from Toronto, the author — who has released her long-awaited memoirs — reflects on Trump, the enduring power of ‘The Handmaid’s Tale,’ Canadian literature, and mortality
Since January, nearly 70 bus drivers have been murdered for not paying extortion fees to organized crime groups
Henrik Lenkeit, a pastor and life coach living in the south of the country, discovered a year ago that his grandmother was the mistress of the head of the SS in Hitler’s Germany, a revelation that changed his life
With high-quality ingredients, sophisticated distillation processes and new ways to enjoy it, the Colombian spirit seeks a place on the global stage
From foreign policy to the economy, immigration and civil rights, this is a look at how the US president’s conservative revolution has advanced in the year since his election victory
A multibillion-dollar project reveals critical moments during pregnancy, and even after birth, when the risk of neurological development disorders like autism, schizophrenia and attention deficit disorder is highest
Netanyahu’s government thanked Mexican security services for thwarting a ‘terrorist network’ that sought to carry out an attack against diplomat Einat Kranz Neiger
