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El País Englishby Leontxo García4h ago
There are strong indications that people are thinking less and less, and that many now consider a 30-second video too long.
El País Englishby Inma Bonet Bailén5h ago
Donald Trump wants to meet with him again. Vladimir Putin needs him to sustain his war in Ukraine. And Xi Jinping chose a visit to Pyongyang as his first, and so far only, foreign trip of 2026.
El País Englishby Berna González Harbour5h ago
Julián Casanova still writes by hand, just as he did when he started out. He fills countless index cards that help him organize ideas, prepare lectures and build the books that have tackled the...
El País Englishby Luis Doncel7h ago
“I got three beautiful kids.” Applause from the audience. “The point is, I have four kids altogether, but three of them are beautiful. When that fourth one sneaks up on you... Aaaah!
El País Englishby Luis Doncel7h ago
No one disputes the facts. On January 24, 2023, Lindsay Clancy, a nurse living with her family in a town outside Boston, sent her husband out to run some errands.
El País Englishby Bryan Avelar8h ago
Three members of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang, testifying under a cooperation agreement with Salvadoran prosecutors, admitted during the mass trial of 486 alleged leaders of the criminal...
El País Englishby Jesús-Sérvulo González Moreno9h ago
About 50 people are demonstrating on one of Washington’s liveliest streets. They carry signs reading “Troops Out of D.C.,” “Free D.C.
El País Englishby Estefanía Grijota1d ago
Every day we repeat countless behaviors unconsciously and almost involuntarily. From small automatisms, such as waking up in the morning and unlocking our phones, or habits like having coffee at...
El País Englishby Luisa Arditi1d ago
Few issues in feminism are as politically charged as the debate over sex work. Back in the 1980s, the ideas of Andrea Dworkin and legal scholar Catharine MacKinnon helped lay the foundations of...
El País Englishby Ana Fernández Abad1d ago
Marion Cotillard (Paris, 50 years old) says that the first time she visited Biarritz “I came with a boyfriend, in my twenties.” This June, amid a heatwave, she returned to the coastal town in...
El País Englishby Sonia Corona1d ago
Enrique Serna, 67, has always been obsessed with the Aztec Empire. His fascination with the symbols and rituals of the Mexica people led the writer to spend five years working on his new historical...
El País Englishby Inma Bonet Bailén1d ago
Yuan Yuan (a pseudonym) is 22 and works in the education sector in Shenzhen, one of China’s major tech hubs. Stressed by adult responsibilities, she found a new refuge months ago.
El País Englishby Selva Vargas Reátegui1d ago
In the late 1960s, oceanographer Carl Wunsch was teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)... but calculations being made from a classroom were proving insufficient.
El País Englishby Carla Gloria Colomé1d ago
When the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in his room at Fort Tiuna, in Caracas, many people made a seemingly simple calculation: in politics, as in medicine, evil must be...
El País Englishby Jordi Corominas i Julián2d ago
Some cities transcend their own reality, with the creation of parallel, fictitious maps. This doesn’t happen to many urban centers… but it certainly does with Paris.
El País Englishby Claude Nori2d ago
In 1982, I decided to begin photographing the Italian coast, the places where I had been happy with my parents.
El País Englishby Elisabet Sans2d ago
What do toys do when we leave the room? Do they move? Do they talk to each other? Do they have their own adventures? These are questions that we all asked ourselves as children.
El País Englishby Álex Vicente2d ago
We tend to finish Samanta Schweblin’s books feeling shaken, and with a bitter taste in our mouths. We emerge from each of her works half-intoxicated, as if we had spent hours breathing tainted air.
El País Englishby Daniel Verdú2d ago
Boris Cyrulnik approaches through the door of one of the offices at the French editorial that publishes his work. He has a strange expression, and his head is bowed.
El País Englishby Antoni Gutiérrez-Rubí2d ago
Next September will mark one year since Donald Trump renamed the Department of Defense the Department of War by executive order. “We’re going to go on offense, not just on defense.
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