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Society literature

Multiple Masculinities: Where Fatherhood Meets Literature — And the Spaces We Share

by Ignacio Pereyra April 16, 2025April 16, 2025

Geopolitics sudan war

From Spain to Sudan, How Civil Wars Have Shaped My Family

by Yaser Abdelgabar Carballar April 14, 2025April 14, 2025

Photo of former soccer player Dani Alves driving a car

Society sexual assault case

What Will It Take? Reversing Alves’ Rape Conviction Tells Women They’re Still Not Safe

by Catalina Ruiz-Navarro April 4, 2025

A pregnant woman in a black dress holds her belly with one hand against a black background

Society surrogacy

A Gestlife Probe: What Lurks Behind Spain’s Shadowy Surrogacy Agency

by Patricia Simón, Marco Dalla Stella and Magda Bandera April 2, 2025April 14, 2025

Street scene in Barcelona's Eixample "superilla" car-free and pedestrianized area in the city centre

Society gentrification

In Barcelona, Gentrification Is Also Coming From “Green” City Planning

by Valeria Berghinz March 19, 2025March 28, 2025

A toddler is held by a man in front of a glass window that looks over other buildings

Society parenting

Poison Berries, A Trip To The Hospital And The Modern Trap Of Brevity

by Ignacio Pereyra March 12, 2025March 24, 2025

Photo of a person in a hospital getting an ultrasound

Women Worldwide fertility

How Spain Has Turned Infertility Into A Booming National Industry

by Alberto Senante February 27, 2025March 9, 2025

lit candle in hand

Society wellness

Sensory Deprivation: The Power Of Darkness To Heal The Mind

by Mariana Toro Nader February 20, 2025March 8, 2025

Still image from the black-and-white 2023 TV series "Las Noches de Tefía" showing a prisoner being led by a guard at the Tefía camp

LGBTQ Plus lgbtq+

The Chilling History Of Tefía, Spain’s Concentration Camp For LGBTQ+ Prisoners

by Laura Valentina Cortés Sierra February 18, 2025

So-called Iberian Crayfish (Austropotamobius pallipes) found in Aragon, Spain, March 25, 2008.

Green biodiversity

Iberian v. American Crayfish: A Tale Of Politics, Biodiversity And Dinner Tastes

by Juan F. Samaniego February 11, 2025March 8, 2025

Chabel dolls

Chabel Is Back! The Story Of Spain’s Answer To Barbie, Past And Present

by Raquel C. Pico and Laure Gautherin February 10, 2025March 8, 2025

A portrait of Dragon Ball's Son Goku at a gaming festival in Barcelona.

Society culture

The Return Of “Dragon Ball” To Catalonia, And The Perils Of TV Nostalgia

by Guillem Pujol January 31, 2025March 8, 2025

The Sierra Nevada ski resort opens to a limited capacity of 6,000 skiers

Food / Travel tourism

Snowmaking In Southern Spain? New Ski Season, New Questions Over Water Use

by Andrés Actis January 26, 2025March 9, 2025

Franco Forever? Spain's Chilling Revisionism Of Dictatorship 50 Years Later

Ideas democracy

Franco Forever? Spain’s Chilling Revisionism Of Dictatorship 50 Years Later

by Pablo Batalla Cueto January 10, 2025March 9, 2025

Spanish Red Cross volunteer Luna Reyes embraces an illegal migrant on the shores of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, off the Moroccan coast. May 2021

Geopolitics human rights

A Mediterranean Survivor To The Victims Of Gaza, Faces To Remember

by Basel Ramsis January 7, 2025

Person taking nature shot, Oct. 23, 2022.

Citizen Science: The Hidden Key To Saving The Planet

by Pablo Cerezal January 1, 2025March 9, 2025

Caring For Tina: What Neanderthals Can Now Teach Us About Altruism

Society compassion

Caring For Tina: What Neanderthals Can Now Teach Us About Altruism

by Gonzalo Núñez December 20, 2024

Photo of a person using a smartphone

Future artificial intelligence

The New Love Triangle: You, AI And Reality

by Mónica Casabayó December 9, 2024

Photo of a performer at restaurant/bar La Fruitière at La Folie Douce Val d'Isère, France, Apr. 9, 2019.

Food / Travel skiing

Saint-Tropez In The Snow? French Ski Resorts Take The Chic Party Scene To New Altitudes

by Ludovic Bischoff December 2, 2024

Economy business models

Duralex: How A Workers Cooperative Took Over An Iconic French Glassmaker

by Guillermo Martínez November 30, 2024

A woman walks past an anti-tourism graffiti reading ''Tourists, go home'' in Barcelona, Spain amidst protests against mass tourism in anticipation of a record number of visitors in 2024.

Economy overtourism

Tired Of Overtourism, Spanish Cities Target Short-Term Rentals

by Dani Domínguez November 26, 2024

Members of the Mexican National Guard patrol near a new interactive mural of deported veterans at the Playas de Tijuana beach border wall.

Migrant Lives migration

Our “Rebordering” World — Walls Go Up Everywhere, 35 Years After Berlin’s Came Down

by Stefano Lupieri November 8, 2024

A man cleans his store from water and mud with a broom in Valencia, Spain after flash floods desecrated the city.

Green climate change

Valencia, Floods, Fate: When You’ve Been Spared From The Disaster Next Door

by Amador Iranzo November 7, 2024

How An Avant-Garde Theater Project Turns Forests Into A Stage

Society culture

How An Avant-Garde Theater Project Turns Forests Into A Stage

by Marta García Miranda November 6, 2024

Valencia Floods And The Grim Toll Of An Every-Man-For-Himself Mindset

Valencia Floods And The Grim Toll Of An Every-Man-For-Himself Mindset

by Pau Noy November 5, 2024

A hand held underwater.

Green environment

Does A River Have Rights? Inside The Movement To Grant Legal Personhood To Nature

by Aida Cuenca November 1, 2024

Crew with binoculars on cruise ship Safari Endeavour at the Margerie Glacier and Mount Fairweather in Glacier Bay National Park Alaska USA. Tarr inlet in Glacier Bay National Park. Margerie Glacier is a 21-mile-long (34 km) tide water glacier in Glacier Bay in Alaska and is part of the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve

Green environment

As Glaciers Melt, Scientists Rush To Extract Earth’s “Natural Archives” From The Ice

by Juan F. Samaniego October 31, 2024

Parched For The Course? Uproar In Spain As Golf Expands In Drought-Stricken South

Green environment

Parched For The Course? Uproar In Spain As Golf Expands In Drought-Stricken South

by Dani Domínguez October 23, 2024

Photo of a packed beach in Mallorca

Economy overtourism

Spain’s Economy Has A “Tourism Addiction” — And It’s Time For An Intervention

by Dani Domínguez October 23, 2024March 10, 2025

June 1, 2024, Vienna, Vienna, Austria: Person holding Free Palestine sign at pro-Palestine protest at the Heldenplatz in Vienna. The protester demand an immediate ceasefire to avoid further casualties and the recognition of the Palestinian state. (Credit Image: © Andreas Stroh/ZUMA Press Wire)

Geopolitics israel-hamas war

Palestinian Statehood: What Weak Arab Diplomacy Teaches Us About Formal Recognition

by Ammar Ali Hassan October 23, 2024

People looking at their smartphones in Shibuya, Japan.

Society technology

Attention Society! Why Modern Distraction Is About More Than Technology

by Luis Meyer October 23, 2024

Illustration of group of people holding energy drinks.

Food / Travel health

Deadly Boost? Why A Spanish Region Is Banning Energy Drinks For Teens

by Raquel C. Pico and Laure Gautherin October 23, 2024

Photo of protesters arguing, with one chanting in a megaphone

Ideas democracy

Politics And Betrayal: A Defense Of The “Traitors” Of Compromise

by Daniel Lutzky October 23, 2024

A member of the ''Wasteland Warriors,'' an acting group that has set up a post-apocalyptic scene in a section of the festival grounds at Wacken Open Air that springs from their imagination, celebrates to metal music.

Society climate change

Mad Max To Solarpunk To Last Of Us: How Climate Disaster Culture Evolves

by Jose A. Cano and Laure Gautherin October 21, 2024

Photo of Kilian Jornet walking in the Alps.

Society mountaineering

No Limit? Kilian Jornet And The Ecological Paradox Of Mountain Running

by Pablo Batalla Cueto October 15, 2024

photo of Mexico's new president, Claudia Sheinbaum

Geopolitics colonialism

From Spain, Why I’m So Happy That Mexico Snubbed Our King

by Arantxa Tirado October 11, 2024

Targeting Madrid's most destitute

City’s Most Desperate Search For Revenue Ever? Madrid May Fine Panhandlers

by Patrick Randall October 4, 2024

No man's land

Food / Travel spain

What Women Want – From Hotels

by Liz Garrigan October 4, 2024

betaray

Could A Glass Sphere Revolutionize Solar Power?

by Bertrand Hauger October 4, 2024

Princess Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano on June 6, 2014

Spain’s Next Queen: Can Letizia Finally Win Hearts?

by Sixtine LechÃ¨re October 4, 2024