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The Vía Laietana police station.

This is the project to convert Via Laietana police station into a building against repression

Sílvia Marimon

Fighting the grasshopper invasion in East Africa', the photograph by Luis Tato for 'The Washinton Tabla' that has won third prize in the nature category

World Press Photo: the invisible stories of the pandemic

Núria Juanico Llumà

The president of France, Emmanuel Macron.

France to resume building nuclear reactors decades later

Mariel Vilella, none of Global Strategy at Zero Waste Europe

Mariel Vilella, Global Strategy Director, Zero Waste Europe: "The amount of plastic we put on the market is unsustainable, even if we improve recycling techniques"

Rafael Naranjo, Rita Barberar and Antonio Pedreira

12 dead in 12 years: the Gürtel curse

Joan Abel Yuste

Congolese activist Mwazulu Diyabanza in a recent picture.

The man who steals from Europe's museums

Francesc Millan

Illustration representing the arrival of Cristòfor Colom in America.

The right wing reinterprets the history of the conquest of America

Floral offerings at the monument to Rafael Casanova, in Barcelona

Catalonia Day in images

Regenerative agriculture

An orchard capable of capturing up to 30 times more CO2 per year

The neurobiologist Héctor Ruiz Martín

Héctor Ruiz Martín: "We say that in order to learn you have to do, but this is not true. To learn you have to think"

Students of the Virolai school of Barcelona in an archive image

What the brain wants to learn and how it likes to do it

Joan Pino, director of CREAF, at the Ricarda natural area.

Joan Pino: "There is no expansion of El Prat airport with zero environmental cost"

Clara López Alcaide

Pedro Almodóvar in Venice.

Pedro Almodóvar: "I don't understand why 'tortilla' is not on the same level as hamburgers and pizza"

Older people who live longer

Five keys to healthy (and enviable) ageing

Proximity and sustainability in Catalan fashion

Cars queuing for petrol in Beirut, Lebanon

Lebanon caught between corruption, mafias and neglect

01. One of the slopes of the massif of Montserrat burned by the fire. 02. One of the monks resguardant the image of the Moreneta of the chapel that was built to the cave where it was found before the advance of the flames in an image that won the prestigious Fotopress contest in 1987.

When the far right claimed responsibility for the Montserrat fire

Manifestants at the 'March for freedom' convened in January in Madrid, who questioned the veracity of the pandemic.

Distrust towards institutions drives denialism

Gemma Garrido Granger

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