Opinion / Reino Unido: Elecciones locales marcan el inicio de una crisis para el Estado Mientras los Verdes (izquierda), Reform (ultraderecha) y los nacionalistas de Escocia y Gales ganan terreno, el sistema bipartidista de Westminster se acerca a su fin por Adam Ramsay / 12 May 2026
Newsletter / ¿Sobreviviremos a la desinformación? Nuestra newsletter de los viernes. Edición del 8 de mayo de 2026 por Diana Cariboni / 11 May 2026
Análisis / Argentina: Desinformación rusa expuso la fragilidad estructural de los medios La desinformación nunca es inofensiva. La que inocularon operadores rusos en decenas de medios argentinos reveló un flanco que sigue abierto por Diana Cariboni / 8 May 2026
Westminster / This election signals a crisis for the British state As the Greens, Reform and nationalists in Scotland and Wales make gains, Westminster’s two-party system is finished By Adam Ramsay / 8 May 2026
Investigation / A sexual predator used online games and ChatGPT to groom young boys A criminal case in Uruguay exposes how online games and AI chatbots are reshaping global online sexual exploitation By Angelina de los Santos / 8 May 2026
/ Trump’s Iran U-turn won’t solve Israel’s insecurity trap As the US president searches for a diplomatic win, Netanyahu’s regional conflicts risk spiralling beyond control By Paul Rogers / 8 May 2026
Fossil fuels / A new international coalition aims to speed up the phase-out of oil Nearly 60 countries launch coalition to accelerate the energy transition against the backdrop of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz By Julian Reingold / 7 May 2026
Newsletter / Videojuegos y plataformas, un portal hacia el abuso infantil Edición de nuestra newsletter semanal del 1 de mayo de 2026 por Diana Cariboni / 5 May 2026
NHS / UK’s sky-high rents are endangering children. Why won’t government act? Scribbling ‘unaffordable housing costs’ in a patient’s medical notes is now as customary as ordering blood tests By Amaran Uthayakumar-Cumarasamy / 1 May 2026
Iran War / As the stalemate in Iran drags on, the danger of a wider conflict rises The US may well conclude a long war is good for business, despite public costs and looming elections By Paul Rogers / 1 May 2026
Work Reform / As the weekend turns 100, we need to rethink work itself In May 1926, workers started to shift to a five day week. But the weekend was always about more than just leisure By Danny Sriskandarajah / 1 May 2026
Reform UK / Voters should be wary of promises made by Nigel Farage’s Reform UK As votes in Wales, Scotland and much of England prepare to go to polls, we review Reform’s track record over the past year By Harry Shukman / 1 May 2026
