Signs of US hostility, such as threats to Greenland, sanctions against prominent figures, and the new national security strategy, are causing disquiet in a continent still dependent on Washington
All the president’s excesses, ranging from his provocative threats to rude mockery, hurtful comparisons, and public contempt, paint a picture of a narcissistic personality
The deputy chief of staff for domestic policy advocates for the annexation of Greenland and will be one of the president’s point people on Venezuela
While the United States drives away its brightest minds, China is doubling down on its investment in research, positioning itself at the forefront of an industrial transformation
The sovereign of Usui, a traditional kingdom in the south of the African country, focuses her mandate on defending the rights of girls
In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Colombian president acknowledges that he feared being captured like Maduro, but believes that the call with the tycoon ‘froze’ the threat
Laws against freedom of expression, the presence of paramilitaries, and the return of Chavista hawks mark the daily life of a strange transition that does not take the population into account
Experts believe that a military attack by a major ally against a smaller partner would be a blow to the Atlantic Alliance from which it would be difficult to recover
The low birth rate is one of the greatest headaches for Beijing, which in just 10 years has moved from strict family-planning rules to incentives for having children
The teenager is increasingly being viewed as the probable successor to her father, and there is speculation she could assume some kind of official position during the upcoming Workers’ Party congress
As part of a growing pattern of violence, immigration agents have shot more than a dozen people in the past year, including the woman killed in Minneapolis this week
In an interview with Fox News, the US president also said he will meet with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado next week in Washington
Reporters face censorship, threats, arrest and the risk of exile when they delve into possible violations committed by the country’s authoritarian government
Biologist Eduard Batlle used to spend his weekends at his parents’ confectionery. Now he’s one of the six inventors of petosemtamab, a revolutionary experimental treatment for tumors that’s been acquired by a Danish company
The Cartier Foundation and Art Basel Paris illustrate the growing influence of private initiative in the French capital’s cultural scene
Faced with demographic collapse in her home country, the Chinese expert is conducting experiments on stem cells and human embryos
The next CEO of BP steps into the role with the task of reversing its investments in renewable energies in recent years
Tampere, in Finland, is betting on mixed-use infrastructure to redensify the city. In this particular case, five residential buildings flank a soccer pitch that conceals a large parking lot and a shopping mall
The French philosopher takes phenomena such as mass consumption, aesthetics, leisure and the kitsch to examine our world
Unpublished documents from MoMA shed light on the mysteries of a famous episode of artistic censorship in the post-war period
A book that compiles the recovery of ancestral recipes from the Americas, from Canada to the Amazon, maps strategies in the face of climate change and agribusiness
The 67-year-old artist breaks with the unwritten rule of an industry devoted to the utopia of eternal youth
American actors, athletes, and businessmen are investing in British lower-league clubs and, in the process, producing successful docuseries
‘You couldn’t shoot this version in the United States,’ says the creator of the new streaming series, Benjamin Charbit
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