Iran war drives a wedge between Trump and Netanyahu
The quagmire of the military campaign is widening the strategic differences between the two allies, which were laid bare by Israel’s bombing campaign, carried out against the US president’s wishes
Perpetual war in Beirut’s suburbs: ‘I would move to another planet if that would give me peace’
Some residents of Dahieh hope Iran’s strikes will halt the Israeli offensive, while others come and go under the threat of bombs
Iván Cepeda enters final stretch of presidential campaign with no money and Petro on his heels
Trump booed at NBA Finals in New York
The Republican president responded with a smirk at the start of Game 3
Migrants at the mercy of gangs: ICE detainees forced to live alongside organized crime
Los Paisas, Sureños, and Norteños are prison gangs that also operate inside the agency’s facilities alongside vulnerable migrants
Leo XIV, the peacemaker
Robert Prevost has gone from being an enigma, someone who seemed timid, to becoming a revelation in just two months. A calm man whose primary concern is bridging divides, he has emerged as a surprising antagonist to Trump and has lashed out against Silicon Valley’s techno-fascism. What is this pope thinking, and why has he been so disconcerting?
Tamara Fernández Varela: drugged, raped and filmed by her husband
The suspect, who has Italian and Swiss citizenship, has been on the run since 2024. His victim is sure that he will do the same thing to another woman
Peru’s Roberto Sánchez and Keiko Fujimori urge caution in tight presidential election
Amid high abstention, Peruvians went to the polls to choose their ninth leader in 10 years
Primary elections in South Carolina, Maine, Nevada, and North Dakota: What you need to know
From the battle for Susan Collins’ Senate seat in Maine to the race for governor in Nevada, the elections on June 9 could reshape the electoral landscape for 2026
Arab Barghouti, activist: ‘Israel doesn’t want a Palestinian leader who believes in peace’
The son of jailed leader Marwan Barghouti says there will be no stability in the Middle East without freedom and self-determination for his people
Bruna Ferreira, the former sister-in-law of the White House press secretary detained by ICE: ‘I never wanted to be an international news story’
The silent change in soccer: From 45-minute halves to four quarters
FIFA has set rehydration breaks in both halves of every World Cup match regardless of temperature and humidity, and CONMEBOL has done the same for the Libertadores and the Sudamericana
Cocaine, bikers and aliens: The film that saved David Bowie at his lowest point
‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ premiered 50 years ago and remains, to this day, a strange artefact that almost nobody fully grasps. By most accounts, not even the singer ever really understood it
The Metropolitan Opera of New York seeks billionaires to survive
Saudi Arabia’s refusal to inject $200 million into the prestigious cultural institution deepens its financial problems, despite going through a strong artistic moment
‘Enshittification’ reaches social media, says Cory Doctorow
EL PAÍS talked to the man who coined the popular term about why the positive atmosphere and user-friendly features are disappearing
Citlali Fabián: ‘Photography can be incredibly powerful as a tool for rediscovering yourself’
María Alvarez Malvido|Londres
The Yalalteca artist shows how this art form can emerge from shared process and collective memory
Frances Haugen: ‘We are worse off today than when I leaked the Facebook documents’
The whistleblower who exposed social media’s dangers to teenagers says the next major legal battle will be against the AI friends that minors interact with
Aram Harrow, quantum researcher: ‘These computers won’t take 10 years; they’ll arrive sooner’
Is it possible to die of grief? Science confirms that intense bereavement raises the risk of death
A nurse who survived the current Ebola outbreak: ‘I screamed in pain, my body ached and I felt itchy all over’
Prosper Heri|Goma (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
The popularizer of the K-shaped economy: ‘The rich are living a golden age under Trump’
Professor Peter Atwater believes economic inequality has mutated into something more dangerous for social cohesion. ‘Such an unequal economy is fragile, like a Jenga tower,’ he warns
An army of lawyers is fighting so you can order an Uber at Mexico City’s airport
Latin America seeks to build an Atlantic alliance with Europe and the US
Venezuela opens its electricity system to private investment
Salvador Dalí at art school: A wayward and insolent student expelled for life
Without fanfare, the Complutense University safeguards the papers that piece together the painter’s stormy passage through the San Fernando Fine Art Royal Academy a hundred years ago
The couple traveling with Bad Bunny to make coffee for the singer
Abner Román and Karla Ly Quiñones are the owners of Café Comunión. The musician walked into one of their Puerto Rico locations for a coffee and ended up inviting them to set up a mobile coffee shop backstage at his concerts
The Miami historian challenging Trump’s presidential library
Antony Beevor, historian: ‘Rasputin combined spirituality with extreme lust and lasciviousness’
It’s been 50 years since the ‘most important concert of all time’... and everyone who saw it would fit inside Bad Bunny’s ‘casita’
On June 4, 1976, the Sex Pistols played a concert in Manchester before a handful of members of the emerging local scene
Work & Lifestyle
Celebrities, Movies & TV
North America put to the test: Countdown to an (almost) ready World Cup
Four days from the tournament’s start, the three host countries are stepping up preparations while facing unprecedented security, transport, immigration, and logistics challenges
Our selection
EL PAÍS offers free Spanish lessons with Gymglish
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
_
_
