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A year of ceasefire in Gaza, with a violated agreement and almost 1,480 Palestinians killed by Israel

An agreement unfulfilled and violated by Israel. After one year of the signing of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, only the immediate end of the violence - the reduction in the number and hardness of the attacks - has been achieved. But in nine out of every ten days, Israel has fired lethal artillery fire, killing almost 1,480 Palestinians. Israel has also not stopped its military operations, continues to occupy almost 70 per cent of the enclave, has imposed new outposts and continues to destroy infrastructure. Our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz, expands our information.

10 Oct 2026, 17:02 UTC

He's always his way. I mean, Sinatra.

It is difficult to follow the artistic and existential path. The great seducer also knew ruin and oblivion. But he reinvents himself, reoccupies the throne that corresponds to the gods.

10 Oct 2026, 05:56 UTC

Very friends, but only at work: "Out of the office those people didn't interest me especially"

Friendship, a classic study in social psychology, is contributing to the decline in professional contexts. If first strong ties were established with the partners, now not everyone wants to continue their day in the 'afterwork': "That's dead, no longer exists," the experts say.

10 Oct 2026, 05:54 UTC

Kristin Hersh: "Life is not sweet. But with a soundtrack, the film of your life can be because pain becomes compassion."

Kristin Hersh, the voice of Throwing Muses, returns alone with 'Sugar on Blackstone' and explains how he went forward in an industry that "is the devil himself"

9 Oct 2026, 04:32 UTC

The Arnes candidate who refuses to be humiliated: have we no longer cared about the sexual life of politicians?

Christopher Gallant, a former U.S. military and Democratic politician, could have resigned when some old photos of him for a fetish store came out. But he has not abandoned his career to Congress, disassembling the strategy of skirting

9 Oct 2026, 04:28 UTC

"Mitbestimmung": how Germany forces large companies to voice workers in decision-making (and what impact it has on the economy)

The presence of workers in the governing bodies of companies with more than 2,000 workers is a phenomenon widespread in German thanks to a law. But how does it benefit the companies and the economy of the country?

4 Oct 2026, 03:24 UTC

The partners see the end of the legislature but not all want elections

The left, with no defined electoral leader or alliance, tries to buy time

3 Oct 2026, 04:05 UTC

I want to go, but there's no where

In these years, my purchasing power is another. I should be able to move, but there's no one competing with a vulture background.

3 Oct 2026, 04:05 UTC

"I've seen almost 500 executions, but none like Christa Pike's."

Texas journalist Michael Graczyk has witnessed several failed executions throughout his career, but none in which a convicted person has survived.

2 Oct 2026, 17:52 UTC

I have no friends... but I have followers: now we talk about solitude in networks.

If you don't have friends, who do you tell that you don't? A network movement promotes and dedramatizes these confessions

30 Sept 2026, 07:00 UTC

A lot of attic but little attic

In the architecture of the Attica the buildings abound with a special decoration at its highest. Hence the word

30 Sept 2026, 04:56 UTC

Conspiration or error?: doubts around the incident at Fairford base

The British police declared the presence of men and vans near the RAF Fairford airbase in England a serious incident. 85 families were evacuated from the emergency. There were five detainees for terrorism. But they were released less than 24 hours later, on bail and without any immediate charge. There are contradictions about the detention and no explosives were found in the area. These are the doubts surrounding this incident, which attempts to link Iran, Russia or some non-State militant group.

29 Sept 2026, 23:49 UTC

Núremberg, 80 years later: what remains of international justice?

80 years ago, the Nuremberg trials began against the main leaders of the Nazi regime, a process that set a precedent for the international persecution of crimes committed by political and military leaders. His legacy came decades later to the courts that tried war crimes and genocide in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda. But eight decades later, international justice continues to face criticism and accusations of unequal action. What really changed from Núremberg and what are its limits?

29 Sept 2026, 14:39 UTC

To what extent can my parents become my friends?

The arrival in adult life can transform the vertical link with our parents into another more symmetrical and close to friendship. But, although that relationship of horizonality is built in a healthy way, there is a limit that does not disappear.

29 Sept 2026, 05:37 UTC

Rafael Azcona would turn 100, but his ideas remain: "I would say that the world has no choice, but I would look at it with optimism"

The SGAE presents an exhibition on the many lives of the most influential writer in the history of Spanish cinema, accompanied by a David Trueba assembly on his cinema

29 Sept 2026, 05:35 UTC

A more 'discreet' ICE reaches a record of arrests in August: there were 1,600 each day

In the first months of the year there was a large deployment of the ICE migration agency. There was a lot of noise when his agents came to a town in America. United States. But in the summer there was a change. Much more 'discreet', but more effective. Agostó broke a record of arrests with almost 51,000. They not only occupy strategic places, such as shops, intersections or airports, their effectiveness has also been increased by partnerships with local security institutions.

28 Sept 2026, 21:21 UTC

TikTok's "good army" that helps the stalkers

Social networks are often seen as a mirror of human cruelty. But a man formed an army of 500,000 people in TikTok to change it with a powerful weapon: goodness.

28 Sept 2026, 12:12 UTC

"They taught me it's normal but it's not": the debt of science to women suffering from abundant menstrual bleeding

The abundant menstrual bleeding is a serious health condition and only now we begin to understand what causes it and how it can be treated.

28 Sept 2026, 11:12 UTC

Mortgage falls by 3.5% in July, but the average amount marks a new maximum above 180,000 euros

The firm of housing loans records its second best data for a month of July since 2010, while the average interest rate points to 3.01%

28 Sept 2026, 08:12 UTC

Cybersecurity: the partner that all pyme must have

Small and medium-sized enterprises are exposed to increasingly sophisticated attacks with which cybercriminals access systems to steal data and money. But the impact of many of these incidents can be reduced or directly avoided if the company is ready and employees know how to act.

28 Sept 2026, 07:11 UTC