Japan has record 100,000 people aged over 100: How societies are ageing
Fewer births and worsening labour shortages are placing mounting pressure on Japan’s social care system.
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The Nepal floods question: When the Himalayas collapse, who gets warned?
The floods raised concerns about cross-border warnings that experts say can no longer be ignored.
Trump bans CNN, MS NOW, Politico from the White House
Trump bans CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing them of ‘fake news.’
The Mossos activate a specific plan against copper theft in trains
The "Via" plan seeks to improve research, pursue the multireincident and narrow the fence over the receivers
The unexpected interest of young people in the latest transhumanities
For centuries, tens of thousands of sheep have gone through Spain in search of pastures. Running from heat in summer and cold in winter. The hard walk between Extremadura and Soria was part of a rite to die from the lack of pastors and the modernization of transport
Classify 560 kilos of clothes used daily for 70 euros a month: this is how you work in the factories in Pakistan that process what we throw away in Europe
The rise of fast fashion generates a second-hand avalanche of textiles, which the continent is unable to absorb. An investigation reveals that thousands of tons end up in Pakistani ships, where they separate and prepare for resale before, in some cases, returning to Western stores
Two villages of Granada end almost two centuries of dispute over the linds
Zafarraya is left with almost 1,300 hectares of mountain that were administratively attached to Alhama de Granada
The ferocious species
We build prisons, of our own and of others, which we don't know how to get out of.
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The word rubicon
When did they - they really did - something that shit in all the rules they had until then?
Can you unpoint me?
We should think of what kind of life we're building out of the classrooms.
El Roto: where two fit
Viñeta of 19 September 2026
Looking for votes in Ceuta's basurals
Democracy cannot be synonymous with weakness and that is what we should solve together.
The force of Morocco
The U.S. and Israel entrenching the position of Rabat in the heart of Ceuta's crisis and the debate on the Sahara at the UN
The then.
No history book has to tell us what we have seen and lived in the arch already so wide of our lives
Google's Gemini AI hacked three companies in security test
The AI model accessed the internet and guessed credentials to three websites, a Google official told the BBC.
Saudi Arabia issues first air raid alerts for Riyadh since Houthis escalated attacks
Residents later received the all-clear after explosions were reported in the capital.
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Prejudice, the main barrier to psychosocial disability
The lack of understanding and stigma aggravate the isolation of those living with mental health problems, despite the crucial role of listening and supporting the environment
Pablo López: "I don't have a career to say I've generated a style. I'm not Raphael or Daft Punk"
The Malagasy artist publishes his fifth album, born after diving in his previous projects. Today he is more comfortable with fame, which at its beginning was overwhelming. "It's cool to fall. But I'm telling you now from a distance, because I don't want to fall," he says.
The return of the flan: why a vintage dessert is back in fashion
The egg and milk candy has returned strongly to the cards of the restaurants in its classic format, and also in more new versions
Consuelo Walss- Bass, a scientist who studies schizophrenia: "My mother and sister are used to hearing the voices, but they're still there."
Biochemistry, which studies the biological bases of the disease in minicerebrae, publishes a book that intertwines family history with its study on the genetic basis of the disorder.