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Since the October 7, 2023 attacks and the subsequent Israeli offensive in Gaza, Israel has stepped up contacts with various far-right parties in Europe and Latin America, including Spain’s Vox.
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In January 2023, Shakira’s career was floundering.
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The Azcatitlan Codex, a 50‑folio summary of the Aztec empire’s history, has temporarily returned to Mexico on loan from France to mark the 200th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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In July 2024, during a crypto conference held in Nashville, Donald Trump vowed that if he returned to the White House he would turn the U.S. into the crypto capital of the world.
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Around 150 police officers began the process of moving migrants encamped on two beaches in Ceuta on Friday to facilities set up at the port in the Spanish exclave city, after the National High Court allowed their temporary use on Thursday following repeat…
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Police in Cuautla, in the state of Morelos, Mexico, have arrested Francisco Javier N., alias “El Trompas,” the alleged killer of Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte.
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A group of Democratic senators has asked the Donald Trump administration to provide details on the status of money from Venezuelan oil sales that is reportedly being held in a Treasury-controlled account, according to a letter obtained Thursday by The Was…
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has responded to Republican congresswoman María Elvira Salazar’s statement questioning Donald Trump’s immigration policy and saying it has gone “too far.”
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Joseph Moore had spent years trying to build a career in law enforcement.
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Representing a sphere on a flat surface is a geometric challenge that humanity has tried to solve for more than 2,000 years.
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Republican congresswoman María Elvira Salazar, who is seeking re-election in Miami in November, released an ad Thursday directly attacking President Donald Trump over his immigration policy, saying his arrest-and-deportation operations “have gone too far.”
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The catastrophic avalanche of rock and ice on Langtang Lirung mountain, on Nepal’s northern border — which caused 1,300 deaths and as a result of which, 22 days later, more than 5,000 people remain missing — was the result of a combination of factors that…
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The map of Latin America is dotted with red markers representing land and environmental defenders who have been murdered.
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Modern road maps emerged in the 20th century, driven by the rise of the automobile, which was patented in January 1886 by German engineer and inventor Carl Benz.
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January 2006.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday, speaking from the heart of the European Union, that his country and the EU are “stronger together” and that deeper cooperation between two regions with shared values will allow them to become a “beacon…
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Patrick Baty, 70, thought the greatest adventure of his life would culminate in the fight against the communist insurgency in the Dhofar region of southern Oman in the 1970s.
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For the past 96 days, a huge tarp has hung over the facade of the Kennedy Center, a fitting symbol of Donald Trump’s assault on Washington’s cultural institutions.
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The Nicaraguan journalist Luis Galeano, a critic of Daniel Ortega’s regime who has been exiled since December 21, 2018 in the United States, where he sought asylum, has been detained by immigration authorities and now faces deportation proceedings.
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Never has a Spanish film entered international awards season from such a position of strength as La Bola Negra (The Black Ball), which Spain’s Film Academy announced on Wednesday will represent the country in the Oscar race for Best International Feature.
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The Morelos Attorney General’s Office said Wednesday that a judge has issued an arrest warrant for Francisco Javier N, aka El Trompas, in connection with the killing of Claudia Tacoronte, an exchange student from Spain.
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It was in Miami, a land of mirages, magic and more vice than faith, that Rosalía staged the final stop of the Lux Tour, the tour that has cemented her status as pop’s most avant-garde star.
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The president of the United States threatened Wednesday to impose “very serious tariffs” on Europe if the European Union’s plan to deepen ties with Canada comes to fruition.
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The cost of the U.S. war against Iran is soaring, complicating Donald Trump’s prospects just seven weeks before November’s midterm elections.
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The U.S. government has decided to remove Venezuela from its list of countries it accuses of not doing enough to combat international drug trafficking.
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In a so-called presidential determination sent to Congress on Wednesday, U.S.
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Kevin Warsh has been chair of the Federal Reserve for just four months, but this Wednesday will be remembered as the day he showed that he and his fellow governors, not outside forces, are the ones truly steering U.S. monetary policy.
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Neuroscientist Sergiu Pasca, 44, holds up a transparent vial filled with tiny white spheres floating in liquid.
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Claire-Louise Bennett has said she is fascinated by the ways we exist in other people’s minds, by what we become when we are reduced to an idea.
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Spain’s capital had not yet recovered from the four days in which the Formula 1 Grand Prix gridlocked the city’s streets, with an economic impact close to €470 million ($542 million), and it is already bracing for the side effects of the Colombian singer…
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The direction of a war is sometimes more closely related to initiative than to combat.
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“A Progressive Mind in a Body Made for the ‘Manosphere’” That’s how The New York Times described the streamer and political commentator Hasan Piker, 35, in a feature that emphasized his demanding workout routines and likened them to those of fitness influ…
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A report by the African nonprofit network of digital democracy laboratories and data journalism, Code for Africa (CfA), published on September 16, sheds light on the shadowy digital network that, through deception and false information, recruits young peo…
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Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, is running out of alternatives to export its production, a fact that will raise oil prices even more after months of intense price escalation.
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Mexican authorities already know the nickname of the alleged killer of the Spanish exchange student Claudia Tacoronte.
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Elizabeth Siders will appear Wednesday before a Vinton County court in a hearing that opens a new chapter in the case of 16 minors found confined in a tiny room amid human waste inside a house in the village of Hamden, Ohio.
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The Donald Trump administration has diverted $52 million in military aid that had until now been delivered to allies in the Middle East and Europe, redirecting it to countries in Latin America governed by ideologically aligned conservative administrations.
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Up until now, investors’ fears were focused on artificial intelligence (AI) coming up short of the expectations that have built up around it.
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A story that had it all, from painful defeats to everlasting victories, will come to an end.
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In the fields designated for the father’s information the abbreviation “N/A” appears, for “Not applicable.”
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President Donald Trump on Monday lost a battle in his long-running crusade to limit mail-in voting following an adverse Supreme Court decision, but it has not ended his campaign to influence the November midterms by changing the rules and hampering access…
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Svend Brinkmann, 50, admits that he has a tendency toward nostalgia.
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Alex Saab, the Colombian businessman and alleged frontman for former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, pleaded guilty on Tuesday in a Miami court to conspiring to launder money linked to a multimillion-dollar fraud scheme involving Venezuela’s subsidiz…
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No one taught them those words.
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The Mexican Senate on Monday authorized the entry into the country of a group of 139 U.S. military personnel.
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Police had been monitoring the movements of Alejandro Betancourt since late August 2025.
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“Wouldn’t it be lovely if Canada were the 28th state of the European Union instead of the 51st state of the United States?”
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All known diplodocus ― a 25-meter-long dinosaur that lived about 150 million years ago ― come from the same North American deposit, the formation known as the Morrison Formation in the western United States.