Iran defies Trump by choosing Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader
The US president had called his candidacy ‘unacceptable’ and, hours before the announcement, warned that the new leader was ‘not going to last long’
US deported migrants to Iran and Venezuela despite plans for military interventions
Since September, three deportation flights have been sent to Tehran
Cuba, Donald Trump's next target
The US president warns almost daily that the island ‘is in its last moments’ and must negotiate an agreement
Trump loses the tariff hammer but grabs the flamethrower in the Middle East
Cyprus suffers from its proximity to the Middle East powder keg
The easternmost EU country’s image as a safe haven for regional business is under threat after suffering an Iranian drone attack
The shadow of Jeffrey Epstein tarnishes Costa Rica’s picture-postcard image
Judicial authorities are investigating a case linked to the abuse of a minor after it was leaked that the sex offender’s accomplices visited the Central American country
New York police investigating possible jihadist motivation behind attack on far-right march near Zohran Mamdani’s residence
Two young men arrested for attempting to throw a homemade bomb at Islamophobic protesters outside Gracie Mansion will be tried on terrorism charges
Cuts in training for new ICE agents ‘should scare everyone,’ says whistleblower
A former official at the immigration agency and several recent analyses reveal deficiencies in instruction programs for recruits
Law of the jungle: How the actions of Trump, Putin and Netanyahu are weakening the rules-based order
The international framework that took modest steps forward after the Cold War is collapsing under a fierce offensive from various sides
The Luxembourg paradox: A record number of working poor in the EU’s wealthiest country
The contrast between the high cost of living and housing and the difficulties faced by part of the population puts a strain on the social model
In Colombia primaries, Paloma Valencia’s strong performance complicates presidential race
The conservative senator is threatening the leadership of the far-right candidate De la Espriella, and triggering new scenarios ahead of the battle against the left for the presidency in May
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury: ‘Do we want to achieve zero dependence on the US? I’m not sure that’s the best approach’
The top executive of the aerospace giant advocates for a path of mutual cooperation and maintains that the company is prepared to lead the project for the new European fighter jet
The nobleman who hid banned books in the walls of his house
New research reveals that one of the most celebrated literary finds of recent years belonged to Fernão Brandão, who fled his country after being persecuted by the Inquisition in the 16th century
No fairytale ending for the rebel nuns of Belorado: Spanish sisters quit the fight and leave their convent
Their eviction is set for March 12, but the small group has already begun clearing the premises after nearly two years of struggle. Where they will go remains unclear
Jessie Buckley, Hollywood’s new breakout star: From near-obscurity to Oscar frontrunner
With a decade‑long career, the Irish actress lives in the English countryside with her little‑known husband and has become a favorite of directors like Chloé Zhao and Maggie Gyllenhaal
Matthew Remski: ‘Yoga can be a gateway to proto-fascist politics’
The co-author of the book ‘Conspirituality’ explains how the far right is embedded in the world of wellness, obsessed with self-improvement but also with the dynamics of power and domination
Mexico’s Silicon Valley defies the shadow of organized crime
Despite the roadblocks and security operations, investors with an eye on the long term insist on the benefits of Guadalajara, one of the country’s most dynamic technology hubs
Three sisters and a dilemma: what to do when you inherit a genetic mutation that can cause cancer
Breast cancer in young women has increased by 29% in three decades
Laurence Joseph, psychoanalyst: ‘Being silent sometimes means learning to listen, and that’s quite rare in today’s society’
The new kings of Hollywood: How the Ellison family built a media empire
David Ellison has just won the battle against Netflix to acquire Warner Bros. He already controls CNN and CBS, two of the largest news networks in the United States
Greg Peters, Netflix co-CEO: ‘People misunderstand how AI will influence content creation’
Warner Bros bipolarity: Improved results in streaming and film, but floundering in television
Mohamed Mezghani, of the International Association of Public Transport: ‘A traffic jam of electric cars is still a traffic jam’
Ta-Nehisi Coates, writer: ‘Obama never understood how deep-seated racism is in the country that elected him’
The author, a voice of racial consciousness in the United States, speaks of his 2024 book ‘The Message’ and how language can make violence presentable
‘Hoppers,’ Pixar’s safe bet, offers humor, grandmothers and beavers
As audiences wait for ‘Toy Story 5,’ the cartoon factory’s latest offering starring ecologist rodents debuts after six years in the making
‘Great men are almost always bad men’: The Epstein files and the appeal of stories about depraved elites
Paul Dano: ‘The sad thing about seeing celebrities get into politics is that it shows how impressionable we are’
Every generation needs an actor who fits into roles that are out of the ordinary. In ‘The Wizard of the Kremlin,’ Dano proves, once again, that he’s the man for the moment
Work & Lifestyle
What is competency porn, the trend that consists of watching people do things well?
Breaking free from smartphone addiction: Defensive tactics against those tricky algorithms
Was pasta a Chinese invention or Italian ingenuity?
Norwegian influencer buys failed property development in Spain to build ‘self-sufficient’ eco-community
Celebrities, Movies & TV
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One of the two survivors of Trump’s Caribbean bombings: ‘Dad, I would have been better off dead’
Three women, three countries and a global crisis
Ana Carbajosa / Nade / Zohal Azad / Ghazal Mohammadi / Zubaida Baba Ibrahim / Valentina Parada Lugo|London / Paris / Kabul / Mayo Balwa / Bogotá
Florence Gaub, NATO’s ‘futurist’: ‘You can slide into a world war even if nobody wants it’
Malala: ‘Reading a book alone in her room is an act of resistance for an Afghan girl’
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