The EU wants to protect children from abuse. But scanning private messages could weaken encryption and create an infrastructure of permanent surveillance.

15 Jul 2026, 14:32

Over the next two years, AI could eliminate up to 30% of jobs and make warfare cheaper and faster. Power is moving toward those who control data centers and compute. The question is what remains for people.

22 Jun 2026, 13:28

DeepSeek is precise, Qwen is useful, Dola is addictive, and Kimi wants to be an office in your pocket. But the bargain comes with trust issues, censorship triggers, and uneven quality.

21 May 2026, 19:04

Spain won the World Cup, and Donald Trump received a rare reminder: not everything in this world can be settled with a single phone call.

20 Jul 2026, 15:32

The scandal around Uwe Boll’s Citizen Vigilante reveals a West deeply fractured over migration, crime, failed integration, and the growing cost of silencing debate.

02 Jul 2026, 14:46

Trump’s power lies in centrality: turning outrage, scandal, and negative publicity into attention. Pedro Sánchez shows how the same politics of friction can work in Europe.

01 Jun 2026, 20:24

As Spain shifts right, migrants are cast both as a threat and as an economic necessity, exposing Europe's growing political contradiction.

24 Feb 2026, 13:29

What happens when you build the perfect profile — and no one notices.

29 Oct 2025, 00:00

A blistering Barcelona show by the group that shook the Kremlin, a protest reborn in exile — where art and defiance refuse to die.

30 Sept 2025, 20:30

From Radio Liberty’s transmitters in Pals to today’s fight over VPNs and Telegram, the Kremlin is once again trying to shut out the outside world. And once again, it is failing.

01 May 2026, 14:32

Barcelona is accelerating into a European tech hub, but the price of that shift is reshaping who gets to stay.

27 Jan 2026, 17:14

From Heracles’ ninth ship to Rome’s colony, Barcelona’s origins are plural. Its strength lies in stories where myth and archaeology meet.

17 Sept 2025, 16:12