The White House and US President Donald Trump also routinely share AI-generated.... Since the beginning of the war, which, according to government sources, has caused the death of more than 1,200 people in Iran.....
How the historical rivalry between the US and Cuba was born Washington and Havana are experiencing a critical moment due to Trump's pressures and the chronic Cuban crisis. The enmity between the two countries has accumulated for more than 60 years
The last time the US attempted (and achieved) regime change in Iran A US- and UK-backed coup redefined the destiny of the Iranian people
3 economic effects of the war in Iran beyond the increase in the price of oil The economic repercussions of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East go far beyond fuel production and will be felt around the world
Trump announces the creation of an anti-cartel military coalition at the Shield of the Americas Summit in Miami This is a military coalition that seeks to eradicate cartels in the Western Hemisphere
Hillary Clinton denies having been linked to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein Hillary Clinton insists on distancing herself as much as possible from sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, even though her husband Bill's name appears in his files
Father shoots his daughter in Texas after argument about Donald Trump British woman shot dead by her father after allegedly arguing about politics and Donald Trump
Father shoots his daughter in Texas after argument about Donald Trump British woman shot dead by her father after allegedly arguing about politics and Donald Trump
They denounce kidnapping of Venezuelan opposition Almost 12 hours after leaving the cell where he was being held, the opposition leader was recaptured by armed men, his family reported
What a coup in Latin America in 1950 reveals about Trump's policies in Venezuela, Greenland, and Iran Can a US company's fear of losing its banana plantations in Guatemala explain President Trump's current foreign policy?
My children were recruited in a human trafficking scam and I helped the police find them BBC Africa Eye joined a police unit against human trafficking in Sierra Leone to help a man search for his missing children
The physicist who inspired the word boson and who, together with Einstein, predicted the fifth state of matter Satyendra Nath Bose revolutionized the understanding of light and matter, sparked new ideas in Einstein, and left a great legacy in modern physics
What is life like for the millions of people who don't have a birth certificate? Millions of people around the world live in the shadows as stateless persons because they lack official documents.
The Mexican pastor who helps migrants hiding from ICE in Minnesota Pastor Sergio Amezcua says his church distributes food to some 100,000 people in Minnesota, mostly migrants
Siding with the US is increasingly risky: Why far-right European parties are distancing themselves from Trump Trump's economic policies and policies regarding Venezuela and Greenland have become toxic elements for his European allies
Dopamine: The brain's tool that generates constant expectation and drives us to always seek more Commonly associated with the pursuit of pleasure, it conditions actions and decisions, boosts memory, and is more linked to surprise than satisfaction
Faith, Family, and Freedom: Real Estate Developers Creating Communities for Nationalist Christians in the US A controversy erupted after two religious podcasters planned their move to an Appalachian Mountains town
Cuba will not be able to survive: 4 keys to understanding how Trump is using oil to pressure the island's governmen Trump's threat to impose tariffs on countries that send oil to Cuba could trigger an unprecedented humanitarian crisis on the island
Who is Laura Fernandez, the young new president-elect of Costa Rica? Laura Fernandez Delgado is the new president-elect of Costa Rica.
Who is Tom Homan, the 'border czar' that Trump sent to Minneapolis after the death of Alex Pretti Trump's envoy to quell the crisis in Minneapolis after the deaths of two citizens at the hands of ICE is known for his
How an innocent Norwegian weather rocket almost sparked a nuclear war When a Norwegian rocket was launched on January 25, 1995 to study the Northern Lights, Russia thought it was a nuclear missile
Harry Styles reveals how a haircut led him to a historic moment at the Vatican During the election of Pope Leo XIV in Rome, a photograph of Harry Styles at the scene went viral on social media
Why Mexico has been the biggest beneficiary of Trump's tariffs Amid Donald Trump's tough tariff policy, Mexico managed to increase its exports to the US
'Europe is totally lost': Russia revels in tensions between Trump and European leaders over Greenland BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg analyzes why newspapers are full of praise for Donald Trump's desire to acquire Greenland
A tax on condoms and cheaper childcare: China's plans to boost the birth rate Chinese consumers have to pay a 13% sales tax on contraceptives, but childcare services are exempt
The reality about saunas and cold baths: healing methods or myths? The call is to find pleasurable activities, highlighting that the key to good health may lie more in enjoyment than in temperature
US Virgin Islands: The Caribbean Territory Denmark Agreed to Sell to Washington In 1917, Denmark sold the United States some islands far from the Arctic that it was considered crucial for its security
I feel poorer today than in December: the rise in prices in Venezuela since Maduro's capture While international attention is focused on the political changes taking place in Venezuela, for Venezuelans, rising prices are the main concern
Wayne Rooney could return to Manchester United The new era of Manchester United could be led by players 'sons' of Sir Alex Ferguson
Enemies of God: Protests in Iran defy security forces despite reports of hundreds dead Doctors at two hospitals told the BBC that more than 100 bodies have been brought to the center in recent days
Doctors in Iran report hospitals overwhelmed after two weeks of protests As protests continue in Iran and authorities issue warnings to demonstrators, doctors told the BBC they are overwhelmed with the injured
How could Trump take control of Greenland? The United States is considering a range of alternatives, from military action to a campaign focused on residents. We analyze them.
Who is Reza Pahlavi, the Crown Prince of the Shah of Persia who, from his exile in the US, encouraged Iranians to take t Appointed Crown Prince of Iran in 1967 during his father's coronation, Pahlavi is demanding the resignation of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei from exile.
'It's like one villain saving you from another villain': the conflict of Venezuelans who don't want BBC Mundo spoke with Venezuelans who identify neither with Nicolas Maduro nor with US President Donald Trump, nor with their policies toward Venezuela
What is known about Renee Nicole Good, the woman shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis The woman was a US citizen and mother of three, according to two federal sources who spoke to CBS, the BBC's US partner.
The difficulties Delcy Rodriguez faces in governing Venezuela amid Trump's threats In the short term, Venezuela will be governed by Delcy Rodriguez, as long as she meets the expectations of the Trump administration
Trump wants Venezuela's oil: what price will he pay and how long will he have to wait to get it The US president stated that his country's oil companies will invest billions in Venezuelan oil production
Why were Maduro's eyes and ears covered when he was arrested? Experts explain in detail to BBC Mundo the main elements of the first known image of Nicolas Maduro after his capture
Who is Delcy Rodriguez, the Vice President of Venezuela whom the Supreme Court appointed as Maduro's successor? The Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela ordered that Delcy Rodriguez assume the head of state position due to Maduro's
5 reasons to look to the future with optimism On the cusp of 2026 and after a year of devastating news, at BBC Mundo we highlight 5 areas in which we have made significant progress
How the fear of deportation increased the amount of money Hondurans in the US send to their country Amid the offensive against immigration driven by Donald Trump, there has been an increase in remittances to the Central American country
Russian soldier deaths in Ukraine rise to a record number since the start of the war The BBC has documented a sharp increase in soldier deaths as part of its work tallying Russian casualties in the war
How Putin manages to maintain the loyalty of Russian oligarchs despite massive Western sanctions The Russian leader's policies have turned the country's ultra-rich into silent supporters of the war in Ukraine
The boy who spent 2 years hiding in a forest to escape the Nazis In 1941, after Nazi forces took over the town of Buczacz, Poland, the Jewish inhabitants began to be hunted down and murdered
I left Venezuela looking for the American Dream and ended up finding the Spanish dream in Madrid Venezuelan journalist Mirelis Morales recounts her attempt to legalize her status in the US and how she was forced to abandon the immigration process
The baffling behaviors of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph according to the apocryphal gospels Apocryphal texts appeared between the 2nd and 7th centuries to explain aspects not covered in the canonical gospels
The 'love train' in which Ukrainian women visit their husbands who are fighting against Russia The 22-year-old is traveling on the so-called "love train," which departs from the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, to meet the man she loves in Kramatorsk.
A British man is accused of drugging and repeatedly raping his wife for 13 years Philip Young was accused of drugging and abusing his wife. Five other men were also accused of sexual offenses against the same woman
Bristol, the city in the USA where abortion is legal on one side of the street and illegal on the other The state line between Virginia and Tennessee runs through Bristol's Main Street, but there's a big difference: abortion is illegal in Tennessee
What is holding back the second phase of the US-driven ceasefire between Israel and Hamas? Two months after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a ceasefire, progress toward a second phase remains stalled
MAIA, the pioneering school in Central America that fosters the talent of indigenous girls in Guatemala BBC Mundo traveled to Guatemala to visit the school that is transforming the future of hundreds of girls from impoverished Mayan villages
Trump angers the Danish government after appointing Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland Jeff Landry, Republican governor of Louisiana, will be the US special envoy to Greenland
The heartbreaking photo of a mother in Ecuador who was given the body of her baby in a cardboard box Ecuador's health system is in crisis and analysts estimate that it had a lot to do with the electoral defeat of President Daniel Noboa
Svetlana Alexievich, the Nobel laureate in Literature who told the Chernobyl drama like no one else The 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature winner looks back on her writing career and her frustrated hopes for change in Belarus
What the Epstein files released by the US Department of Justice say The documents feature figures such as former US President Bill Clinton, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and musicians like Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson
How Colombia managed to become one of the best economies of 2025 The country surprised this year with its high growth, but must correct problems such as its fiscal deficit
How Trump's 'total and complete' oil blockade can impact Venezuela's economy (and play against the U Trump's goal is to cut off revenue for the Maduro government, but some analysts believe the measure could deepen the economic crisis in Venezuela
'It seems like a city of zombies': the serious epidemic transmitted of viral diseases by mosquitoes that Cuba Dengue, chikungunya, and oropouche spread in a country hit by healthcare collapse, shortages of everything, and power outages.
Donroe Doctrine: How Trump views Latin America, according to his national security strategy The new security guidelines show Washington's interest in curbing illegal immigration and containing the advance of drug trafficking
4 keys that explain Kast's resounding triumph in Chile (and what they say about the challenges he faces) Several factors combined to ensure Jose Antonio Kast was elected by an overwhelming majority. He won in every region of the country
It was absolute chaos: the Jewish community was the target of the deadliest shooting in Australia in decades According to police, at least 11 people were killed and more than two dozen were, including a child.
It was absolute chaos: the Jewish community was the target of the deadliest shooting in Australia in decades According to police, at least 11 people were killed and more than two dozen were, including a child.
Colonial maps and an ancient temple: the story behind the bloody conflict between Thailand and Cambodia Clashes between Thailand and Cambodia have erupted again along a border that both countries have been disputing
The young man accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk appears in person in court for the first time The defendant faces several charges, including aggravated murder, and could be sentenced to death if convicted
I assumed guardianship of 26 children to take care of them if their parents are deported from the US Vidal Rivas, a parish priest in Maryland, has agreed to be the reserve guardian of the children of several of his parishioners
Venezuela threatens international airlines with losing traffic rights if they do not resume flights to the country Venezuela issued a warning after some airlines suspended their flights following US alerts about risks in Venezuelan airspace
What has us scratched here is the increase in the dollar: Venezuelans facing the possibility of a US attack trying While Washington and Caracas exchange threats about a possible invasion of Venezuela, on the streets of the country people are more worried about their economy
What is known about the 15 minors killed in bombings by the Colombian army Colombian President Gustavo Petro intensifies offensive against insurgent groups at a high human and political cost
Two Mexican and three European tourists die in Chilean Patagonia after being surprised by a storm They are a Mexican man and woman, a German man and woman, and a British woman
Ukrainian children whom Russia trains to fight against their own country Tens of thousands of Ukrainian children living in occupied territories have joined Yunarmiya, a nationwide Russian military youth organization
the four questions of the popular consultation proposed by the The government's proposals The internal situation of the country and the lack of clarity in the official proposals have been considered key in the defeat of the government in the popular consultation
What type of left does Jeannette Jara represent and what is the relevance of the Communist Party in Chile The left-wing candidate Jeannette Jara's membership in the communist movement could be her biggest obstacle in the runoff election
Loudoun, the richest county in the US, home to the heart of the internet and the world's artificial intelligence Data centers were touted as a boost to Virginia's economy. Now, residents are worried about their impact
Thousands protest in Mexico City against Sheinbaum after the murder of a mayor Protests against Sheinbaum and criminal violence took place in Mexico City after the murders of officials who reported drug trafficking
Trump will sue the BBC for compensation of between $1 billion and $5 billion Donald Trump will sue the BBC for compensation of between $1 billion and $5 billion for manipulating one of his speeches
'I am the only one capable of taking him down': what is known about Epstein's emails that mention Trump Emails released by Democrats appear to suggest Trump was aware of the mogul's sex trafficking practices
The mystery of the plane that arrived in South Africa with dozens of Palestinians onboard A plane transported 153 Palestinians to South Africa. At least 23 of them have already left for other destinations, according to authorities
The UN denounces the increase and severity of attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank Several Palestinians were injured in this week's arson attacks.
Who are the 'obligated voters' and how they might influence the Chilean presidential elections Who are the obligated voters and how can they influence the polls in Sunday's presidential elections in Chile?
Images showing Israel has destroyed at least 1,500 buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire Experts say this would be a violation of the ceasefire in Gaza, but the Israeli army claims the demolitions comply with the agreement
Is it bad to talk to yourself? Psychologist explains the reality behind this habit Talking to yourself is not a sign of madness, as some believe. Experts say this habit can improve your concentration, memory, and mental well-being
