The target of the operation, a response to the Iranian attack last weekend, was Isfahan, where the heart of the country’s nuclear program is located. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed that no nuclear facilities have been damaged
William J. Burns invoked the agency’s statutory privileges to avoid giving a New York judge details of the spying operation revealed by EL PAÍS in 2019
The grand gathering of contemporary art celebrates marginalized identities with a ground-breaking edition in which artists from the global south, many of them largely unknown, are in the majority
President Joe Biden sent a swift endorsement of the Speaker Mike Johnson’s plan and, in a rare moment, Donald Trump, who opposes most overseas aid for Ukraine, has not derailed the speaker’s work
Maternal mortality and the rate of teenage pregnancies have improved globally in recent decades. However, these figures have worsened ‘in an alarming number of countries,’ according to the latest report by the United Nations Population Fund
In a fascinating book, the Icelandic researcher Bergsveinn Birgisson reveals the story of his medieval ancestor Geirmundur Hjörsson, forgotten by the sagas
From a symbol of a hi-tech future to a household appliance, the image of the robot has undergone huge changes since its name was first used in a Czech play in 1921
One of the promoters of the Me Too movement within Iranian cinema has published the testimonies of women who have suffered sexual violence in her country
The veteran singer reveals in a documentary that she was abused by her father, that she started therapy when she was 16 years old, and that she was hooked on anxiolytics
The documentary ‘Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV’ sheds light on the sexual and psychological abuse suffered by young actors and other employees on children’s series
The international organization cautions that four years after the Covid pandemic, fiscal deficits and debts are higher than prepandemic forecasts had expected
Russia’s minister of culture has announced plans to bring back this contest, which has intermittently brought musicians from the other side of the Iron Curtain (and some from this side) together to compete since the 1960s